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Links to Wikipedia using the Wikipedia: interwiki namespace still show up inside spoiltext. Example
| Spoiler follows, highlight to read. |
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| Battlestar Galactica |
Fix: add this to the CSS:
td.spoiltext_box a.extiw {color: #000;}
--Peter Farago 18:29, 23 September 2005 (EDT)
"Spoiler Boxes"
- moved from Nelana Cain
The spoiler boxes have a serious flaw--you can't see the "this is a spoiler" line at the top when you're using the Monobook skin. It's too dark to read. I highlighted and ended up seeing the spoiler, and I didn't want to. Of course now I know what the box is and I won't highlight it anymore, but I would appreciate it if the box could be edited to be compatible with all the skins. Thanks. --Fang Aili 00:16, 24 September 2005 (EDT)
Koenigrules / Hollywood North Report
"Koenigrules" (KR) is the alias of a popular reporter of BSG spoilers, whose reports are often cited and reposted by other sources. Recent comments made on the "Subject 2 Discussion" segment of the "LV Rocks" radio program (transcribed at Sources:Precipice raised the possibility that KR is merely re-reporting publically available information, and does not appear to be a credible primary source.
The Merovingian investigated this possibility, and posted his findings to Talk:Precipice#Question about Koenigrules. I raised the possibility of instating a policy against citing KR's reports as credible sources on Battlestar Wiki, which was seconded by CalculatinAvatar.
Consequently, I am opening a formal vote here on the matter. Please review Sources:Precipice, its putative source material, and The Merovingian's comments on Talk:Precipice#Question about Koenigrules prior to casting your vote, and feel free to raise any questions below.
In favor of a policy against citing KR as a primary source
- Peter Farago 23:34, 19 April 2006 (CDT)