Wikipedia-diskussion:Botter

message: Jeg ved ikke om der er nogle politikker omkring dette emne, så skrev hvad jeg kunne finde ud af. Jeg ledte her som den første mulighed da jeg gerne ville vide noget om bots på den danske Wikipedia, men artiklen eksisterede ikke. Derefter har jeg søgt og søgt - og overraskende var det svært at finde noget. Så nu har jeg oprettet denne artikel. Hvis der er nogle administratorer eller andre, der ved mere om emnet, så tilføj det gerne. --Bjarke Walling Petersen 16. maj 2006 kl. 23:37 (CEST)
Ja, jeg kunne også godt tænke mig en uddybning, da jeg stadig efter at have læst artiklen ikke har forstået hvad en Wiki-robot er for noget. Hvad er en computer-styret bruger? Hvem styrer hvem? Hvem "anmoder" dog om at få "status" som "robot"? Hvorfor ligger der en bruger bag en robot - er den ikke automatisk? Og er det så ikke snarere en brugerstyret robot end en computerstyret bruger? Ja, meget dumme spørgsmål, hvor jeg måske kan gætte mig til nogle af svarene, men de står faktisk ikke nogen steder, så vidt jeg kan se. Og hvis ikke jeg forstår hvordan robotterne fungerer, så ved jeg at mange andre vil have det på samme måde. --Sangild 14. apr 2007 kl. 12:57 (CEST)

message: Kræver det administratorstatus at have sin egen bot? Christian Giersing (Skriv til mig her...) 25. dec 2008, 19:07 (CET)
replies: text: Nej -- det står der i hvert fald ikke noget om på Wikipedia:Bots. --Allano (Skriv til mig her...) 25. dec 2008, 19:21 (CET)
thread_title:  Spørgsmål 

message: Jeg undrer mig lidt over hvorfor denne hjælpeside er en politik. Har den været diskuteret? En politik er altså et sæt regler, ikke en hjælpeside. --Masz (☎) 28. aug 2009, 19:53 (CEST)
replies: text: Nå, men med de få regler der stod i nøddeskalden burde det faktisk være ok med mig. --Masz (☎) 19. sep 2009, 17:42 (CEST)
thread_title:  Det er da ikke en politik, men blot en hjælpeside 

message: Jeg har pryglet Hebbot til at lave en oversigt over tidspunkt for seneste redigeringer fra registrerede botter på DaWiki og her bemærker jeg følgende:
Pr. 2010-12-30 har, ud af 150 botter,
* 60 ikke foretaget redigeringer inden for de sidste 365 dage,
* 77 ikke foretaget redigeringer inden for de sidste 180 dage, 
* 93 ikke foretaget redigeringer inden for de sidste 30 dage mens
* 57 har foretaget redigeringer inden for de sidste 30 dage.
Den "værste" er Webot, hvis sidste redigering var for 2.082 dage siden (2005-04-17), men der er altså 77 botter vi ikke har set livstegn fra i 180 dage eller flere. I mine øjne kan disse udgøre en sikkerhedsrisiko, idet der her er tale om konti med øgede "privilegier" (ændringer herfra bliver ikke patruljeret) og efterladte konti altid har en større chance for misbrug (gamle svage kodeord eller hævnfuld konto-ejer). Skal vi blot lade dem ligge, skal der evt. indsættes en opmærksomheds-notits på botternes/bot-ejernes diskussionssider eller skal vi overveje at blokere pågældende konti (så skal vi nok høre fra ejeren hvis botten vågner til dåd igen)? --Henrik (heb) 30. dec 2010, 12:33 (CET)
replies: text: Jeg kan sagtens se pointen. Vi har haft samme diskussion med inaktive administratorer. Det vi kunne gøre var at fjerne botflaget og lægge en notits på bottens diskussionside om at vi har fjernet flaget fordi den var inaktiv. For at holde styr på det skal vi måske designe en skabelon eller tilføje en kategori for indaktive botter så vi har en oversigt over hvilke botter vi har "deaktiveret". Hvis de så bliver aktive så kan vi hurtigt se ændringerne. Er de ok giver vi flaget igen. Er de ikke så beder vi brugeren om at stoppe eller også blokerer vi botten. Jeg ville nok starte med de 60, der ikke har redigeret i mere end 1 år.

text: Nu kan man iøvrigt også få globalt botflag. Der kan samme problemstilling opstå. Bare så vi er opmærksom på, at der kan være andre "oldinge" end de 60. --MGA73 7. jan 2011, 14:30 (CET)
thread_title:  Inaktive botter 

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