@MacFan4000 please do it whenever you are free

I know I'm not tripping (see attachment). Deletion is possible. Thus it's simple, I don't need two extra accounts here, even if they have contributions. So please delete them, thank you.

I think if this protection level and its user group is created for testing on a test wiki, we will be able to protect templates and modules as Allow template editors only. And this protection level can be set on templates and models and only users with Bureaucrat and Stewards rights will be able to grant administrator or other rights if requested for testing.

In T103#1872, @MacFan4000 wrote:

It isn’t technically possible to delete an account, but I suppose we maybe could suppress them.

I believe what Username is referring to is Phabricator accounts, which is also not possible since they have contributions.

It isn’t technically possible to delete an account, but I suppose we maybe could suppress them.

Previously added in T34. It was removed upon me making a PR on GitHub to remove it for being useless. I am unsure of the practical use of any such protection level, beyond infrequent testing.

MacFan400 , Hi there, can you complete this task if you feel comfortable at this time? 😎

Nice! Thank you!

Twinkle is not an extension, rather it would be installed via CSS/JS on-wiki. similar with Huggle, ajaxquickdelete too is a gadget not an extension.

I recreated the old account, which fixed it. It still showed the old username and main page title, but upon editing that was fixed. Lesson learned, is remove as publisher/subscriber before renaming the account.

if this also doesn't work I would request another rename request

Hmm.. try the following
UPDATE newsletter
SET author = 'TheAstorPastor'
WHERE author = 'Harvici';

It seems like it may be related to @Harvici being renamed on wiki. Not quite sure how to fix this Somehow it is pulling the old username from somewhere, and then failing when when attempting to query the DB with it.

Done

Test claim

Where's my badge?? ;]

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