Academic Kids:Scripts
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Template:Mergewith This page serves as a central repository for scripts and scripting requests on Wikipedia. Please feel free to improve any of these scripts but make sure to test your changes first. Like the rest of Wikipedia, all material here is under the GFDL. See licensing for further details.
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Guidelines
KISS
Remember to Keep it Simple, Stupid, do one thing and do it well, this is a place for simple scripts and not whole programs.
Style
This style guide is by no means a rule, however keep in mind that your script must be easy to paste in here as well as easy to copy by others.
<pre> #!/usr/bin/env perl use strict; print "Hello World\n"; </pre>
Which would render as:
#!/usr/bin/env perl use strict; print "Hello World\n";
Licence
All material on Wikipedia is by default under the GNU Free Documentation License, this licence is designed for documentation and written works but not for software. If you want your work to be of the greatest use to the public please consider dual-licensing it and releasing it under a Free software licence such as the GNU General Public License in addition to the GFDL. Like the GFDL, The GPL is released by the Free Software Foundation. You can do so by explicitly stating that your script is dual-licensed under the GPL in a comment at the start of your script.
IRC channel scripts
mIRC
This mIRC script allows you to double-click on [[wiki-links]] and {{templates}} within mIRC, opening up a browser window at that article. It supports links to all existant languages and WikiMedia projects, such as Meta: and commons:, as well as allowing users to change which language Wikipedia will be opened by default when an mIRC wiki link is clicked.
To install, copy the complete text between the horizontal lines below, open up mIRC, click the "scripts editor" icon (or go to 'Tools' -> 'Remote', or press Alt+R), and paste it all there in the "Remote" section.
This script supersedes the older "Wikipedia-style Linking" script, which can be found below if needed. However, it has fewer features and is less efficient. If you have another Wikipedia link script already installed, you will need to delete it (selecting the lines in the script editor and pressing delete is sufficient) before installing this one.
; Wikilinks 1.3.1
; By CXI, based on a script by Masterhomer
; Just hit Alt-R and paste the following lines of code into a new script.
; * Supports {{links}} and [[links]], and [[piped|links]]
; * Supports multi-word links and multiple links per line
; * Supports any Wikipedia language, but defaults to English. This can be changed with:
; /set %wiki-lang CODE (for example, /set %wiki-lang fr will default to French Wikipedia)
; Language/project links such as [[fr:Accueil]] will work no matter what the default language is.
; If you're having any trouble making links open in a new window, try /set %wiki-uopt -n
; This script is dual-licensed under the GPL,
; version 2 or (at your option) any later version.
; See http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.txt for more details.
on ^$*:HOTLINK:/[\{\}\[\]]{2}/:#,?,=:{ return }
on *:HOTLINK:*:#,?,=:{
tokenize 32 $remove($1,[[,]],{{,}})
if ($regex($hotline,(.*\[\[(.*? $+ $1 $+ .*?)(\|.*)?\]\].*|.*(\{\{.*? $+ $1 $+ .*?)\}\}.*))) {
url %wiki-uopt $+(http://,$iif(%wiki-lang,$ifmatch,en),.wikipedia.org/wiki/,$replace($gettok($regml(2),1,124),{{,Template:,$chr(32),_))
}
}
; Wikipedia-style Linking, Version 2.3.0
; Originally created by MadEwokHerd, modified by nobody and Mark_Ryan,
; cleaned up by toad, majorly improved by Timwi, added extra functions by Netoholic
; fixed by Masterhomer, commons link fix by CryptoDerk
; (now supports links with m:, meta:, commons:, WP:, {{template}}, and language codes)
; color stripping added by MadEwokHerd at CryptoDerk's request
on ^*:hotlink:*:*:{
tokenize 32 $strip($1-)
set %hotline $strip($hotline)
if (*[[* iswm $1) || (*]]* iswm $1) || ($+(*,[,[,*,$1,*,],],*) iswm %hotline) { return }
elseif (*{{* iswm $1) || (*}}* iswm $1) || ($+(*,\{,\{,*,$1,*,\},\},*) iswm %hotline) { return }
else { halt }
}
on *:hotlink:*:*:{
tokenize 32 $strip($1-)
set %hotline $strip($hotline)
var %page,%template,%dummy,%dummy2,%dummyc,%openb,%closeb
if (*[[* iswm $1) || (*]]* iswm $1) || ($+(*,[,[,*,$1,*,],],*) iswm %hotline) {
%openb = $pos($1,[[)
%closeb = $pos($1,]])
if (%openb == $null) {
if (%closeb == $null) {
%dummy = $regex(%hotline,\[\[([^\]]* $+ $1 $+ [^\]]*)\]\])
}
else {
%dummyc = %closeb - 1
%dummy = $regex(%hotline,\[\[([^\]]* $+ $left($1,%dummyc) $+ )\]\])
}
}
elseif (%closeb == $null) {
%dummyc = $len($1) - %openb
%dummyc = %dummyc - 1
%dummy = $regex(%hotline,\[\[( $+ $right($1,%dummyc) $+ [^\]]*)\]\])
}
else {
%dummy = $regex($1,\[\[([^\]]*)\]\])
}
}
else {
%template = yes
%openb = $pos($1,{{)
%closeb = $pos($1,}})
if (%openb == $null) {
if (%closeb == $null) {
%dummy = $regex(%hotline,\{\{([^\}]* $+ $1 $+ [^\}]*)\}\})
}
else {
%dummyc = %closeb - 1
%dummy = $regex(%hotline,\{\{([^\}]* $+ $left($1,%dummyc) $+ )\}\})
}
}
elseif (%closeb == $null) {
%dummyc = $len($1) - %openb
%dummyc = %dummyc - 1
%dummy = $regex(%hotline,\{\{( $+ $right($1,%dummyc) $+ [^\}]*)\}\})
}
else {
%dummy = $regex($1,\{\{([^\}]*)\}\})
}
}
%page = $regml(1)
if (%template == yes) { %page = Template: $+ %page }
if ($left(%page,2) == m:) {
%dummy2 = $len(%page) - 2
url -an http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/ $+ $replace($right(%page,%dummy2),$chr(32),_)
}
elseif ($left(%page,5) == meta:) {
%dummy2 = $len(%page) - 5
url -an http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/ $+ $replace($right(%page,%dummy2),$chr(32),_)
}
elseif ($left(%page,8) == commons:) {
%dummy2 = $len(%page) - 8
url -an http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/ $+ $replace($right(%page,%dummy2),$chr(32),_)
}
elseif ($left(%page,3) == WP:) {
%dummy2 = $len(%page) - 3
url -an http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ $+ $replace(%page,$chr(32),_)
}
elseif ($right($left(%page,3),1) == :) {
%dummy2 = $len(%page) - 3
url -an http:// $+ $left(%page,2) $+ .wikipedia.org/wiki/ $+ $replace($right(%page,%dummy2),$chr(32),_)
}
elseif ($right($left(%page,4),1) == :) {
%dummy2 = $len(%page) - 4
url -an http:// $+ $left(%page,3) $+ .wikipedia.org/wiki/ $+ $replace($right(%page,%dummy2),$chr(32),_)
}
else {
url -an http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ $+ $replace(%page,$chr(32),_)
}
}
; Wikipedia WikiLink Hotlinker, Version 1.0.1
; By Masterhomer
; Just hit Alt-R and paste the following three lines of code into mIRC.
; Not as advanced as the above one, but it works and it's fast.
; Works for all WikiMedia projects and all Wikipedia.
; Thanks to CXI for pointing this out.
; Licensed under the MIT Licence.
on ^*:HOTLINK:*[[*:#: { return }
on ^*:HOTLINK:*]]*:#: { return }
on *:HOTLINK:*:#: if ([[ isin $hotline) { url $+(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/,$replace($gettok($gettok($hotline,2,91),1,93),$chr(32),_)) }
; Tea time., Version 1.1
; Makes you talk like this. On IRC.
; Ex: i'm using the internet changes to I'm using the Internet.
; Spell check soon..
; Inspired by IRC User Austin
; Licensed under the MIT Licence.
on *:INPUT:#: {
if (/* iswm $1) { $input }
elseif (($asc($right($1-,1)) > 96) && ($asc($right($1-,1)) < 123)) || (($asc($right($1-,1)) > 64) && ($asc($right($1-,1)) < 91)) || ($right($1-,1) isnum) {
msg $active $+($upper($left($1-,1)),$right($1-,-1),.)
halt
}
}
X-Chat
This Python script for X-Chat replaces links like this: [[de:Linux]] with the corresponding URL, when either you or someone else types them. It requires X-Chat 2.0.6 or later.
To install it, copy the text below and save it into a file called wmlinksubber.py in your xchat directory and then start/restart X-Chat, or load it via the menu Window -> Plugins and Scripts....
X-Chat directories:
- Unix-based systems
- most likely ~/.xchat or ~/.xchat2
- Windows
- C:\Documents and Settings\username\Application Data\X-Chat 2\
If you don't want it to replace text which you type, then place a # at the beginning of the line EVENTS.append(("Your Message", 1)), and reload the plugin with the Window -> Plugins and Scripts... menu, if it is already loaded.
Script is available on authors subpages:
Colloquy
A plugin to make wiki links clickable is available for Colloquy, an IRC client for Mac OS X. Although the source is included, it is too long to post here. You can download it from:
ircII
A brief ON trigger for ircII that works with the #Wiki-link filter below. If I was really elite this would all be in ircII script language, but that would be really too awful to contemplate: besides which, the filter can be useful for other purposes.
set exec_protection off
on public -
on #^public 0 * if (match(*[[* [$2-])) { exec mwlink $shellfix($Z$1<$0> $2-) } { echo $Z$1<$0> $2- }
Note: setting exec_protection off could make you vulnerable to exploits by others unless you know what you're doing with your ON triggers.
Also, the $Z$1<$0> $2- is my preferred format for channel messages; yours may differ.
This is efficient in the sense that it only invokes the filter for lines containing a wiki link; it is inefficient because it invokes it for every line. I couldn't get persistent process communication working for ircII--if someone else can, that would be great.
EPIC4
This ircII-derived client can use almost the same script as ircII, above:
set exec_protection off
on public -
on #^public 0 * if (match(*[[* [$2-])) { exec -direct mwlink $Z$1<$0> $2- } { echo $Z$1<$0> $2- }
Note that the -direct option to /exec is used instead of the $shellfix() function, which EPIC4 does not provide.
ChatZilla
To install this script, copy it into a file called wikilinks.js somewhere convenient, and add it to Auto-load scripts on the Startup tab under Global Settings.
To configure the formatting applied to Wikilinks, use this commands:
-
/wiki-links-class [{class}]to use the CSS class set by the munger rule, you can then style this class of link with your motif file, the default class is "wiki-link"
Contributed to the public domain by IceKarma 01:31, 2005 Apr 22 (UTC)
Template:Wikipedia:Scripts/chatzilla/wikilinks2.js
Wikilink filter (mwlink)
This Ruby program interprets its command line (or stdin if no command line given) as text possibly containing [[wikilinks]]. It preserves the original text and adds a text hyperlink (the http: address contained in <> braces).
#!/usr/bin/ruby
# This script is dual-licensed under the GPL version 2 or any later
# version, at your option. See http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.txt for more
# details.
=begin
= NAME
mwlink - Linkify mediawiki-style wikilinks in plain text
= SYNOPSIS
mwlink [options] [text-to-wikilink]
--encoding Default character set encoding (utf-8)
--default-wiki Default wiki (wikipedia)
--default-language Default language (en)
= DESCRIPTION
The mwlink program scans its arguments (or its standard input, in the event
of no arguments) for wikilinks of the form [[link]]. It expands such links
into URLs and inserts them into the original text after the [[link]] in
sharp braces ((({<})) and (({>}))). Options are provided for specifying a
default wiki (the wiki to link to if no qualifier is given in the link) and
a default language (the language to assume if no qualifier is given) as
well as the character set encoding in use. The built-in defaults are
((*wikipedia*)), ((*en*)) and ((*utf-8*)), respectively.
== Initialization File
The names of namespaces vary in different languages (especially due to
language. For example, "User:" in English is "Benutzer:" in German. You can
specify lists of namespaces to use for particular languages in an
initialization file (({~/.mwlinkrc})). This is simply a line with the
language, a colon, and a space-separated list of namespaces in that
language. When interpreting links for that language (either because
((*--default-language*)) was specified or there is a language qualifier in
the link, mwlink will recognize it as a namespace appropriately. All the
namespaces must appear on one line--line continuation is not supported.
Comments (lines introduced with (({#}})) (pound sign)) are comments, and
are ignored, along with blank lines.
Here is an example configuration containing (only) some namespaces from the
German Wikipedia. ((*Note*)): To be kind to the wiki when this script is
uploaded, I have broken the line, but it ((*may not be broken*)) in order
to work with mwlink.
de: Spezial Spezial_diskussion Diskussion Benutzer Benutzer_diskussion
Bild Bild_diskussion Einordnung Einordnung_diskussion Wikipedia
Wikipedia_talk WP Hilf Hilf_diskussion
= WARNINGS
* The program (like mediawiki) assumes links are not broken across line
boundaries.
* The mechanism for providing an alternate list of namespaces only works
per-language; other wikis could have different namespaces, too.
* The list of wikis and their abbreviations is doubtlessly incomplete.
= AUTHOR
Demi @ Wikipedia - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Demi
=end
require 'cgi'
require 'iconv'
require 'getoptlong'
$opt = {
'default-wiki' => 'wikipedia',
'default-language' => 'en',
'encoding' => 'utf-8'
}
class String
def initcap()
new = self.dup
# Okay, I consider it dumb that a string subscripted produces an
# integer --Demi
new[0] = new[0].chr.upcase
return new
end
def initcap!()
self[0] = self[0].chr.upcase
return self
end
end
class Canon
def initialize()
@ns = { }
@ns_array = %w(Media Special Talk User User_talk Project Project_talk
Image Image_talk MediaWiki MediaWiki_talk Template Template_talk Help
Help_talk Category Category_talk Wikipedia Wikipedia_talk WP)
@ns['default'] = { }
@ns_array.each { |nspc| @ns['default'][nspc] = nspc }
if File::readable?(ENV['HOME'] + '/.mwlinkrc')
IO::foreach(ENV['HOME'] + '/.mwlinkrc') { |line|
next if line =~ /^\s*\#/
next if line =~ /^\s*$/
line.chomp!
if m = line.match(/^(\w+)\:(.*)$/)
lang = m[1]
nslist = m[2].split
@ns[lang] = { }
nslist.each { |nspc| @ns[lang][nspc] = nspc }
end
}
end
@wiki = {
'Wiktionary' => 'wiktionary',
'Wikt' => 'wiktionary',
'W' => 'wikipedia',
'M' => 'meta',
'N' => 'news',
'Q' => 'quote',
'B' => 'books',
'Meta' => 'meta',
'Wikibooks' => 'books',
'Commons' => 'commmons',
'Wikisource' => 'source'
}
@wikispec = {
'wikipedia' => { 'domain' => 'wikipedia.org', 'lang' => 1 },
'wiktionary' => { 'domain' => 'wiktionary.org', 'lang' => 1 },
'meta' => { 'domain' => 'meta.wikimedia.org', 'lang' => 0 },
'books' => { 'domain' => 'wikibooks.org', 'lang' => 1 },
'commons' => { 'domain' => 'commmons.wikimedia.org', 'lang' => 0 },
'source' => { 'domain' => 'sources.wikimedia.org', 'lang' => 0 },
'news' => { 'domain' => 'wikinews.org', 'lang' => 1 },
}
@cs = Iconv.new("iso-8859-1", $opt['encoding'])
end
#TODO The % part of the # section of the URL should become a dot.
def urlencode(s)
CGI::escape(s).gsub(/%3[Aa]/, ':').gsub(/%2[Ff]/, '/').gsub(/%23/, '#')
end
def canonword(word)
s = word.strip.squeeze(' ').tr(' ', '_').initcap
begin
@cs.iconv(s)
rescue Iconv::IllegalSequence
s
end
end
def parselink(link)
l = {
'namespace' => '',
'language' => $opt['default-language'],
'wiki' => $opt['default-wiki'],
'title' => ''
}
terms = link.split(':')
l['title'] = canonword(terms.pop)
terms.each { |term|
t = canonword(term)
if @ns[l['language']]
then
ns = @ns[l['language']]
else
ns = @ns['default']
end
if ns.key?(t)
l['namespace'] = ns[t]
elsif @wiki.key?(t)
l['wiki'] = @wiki[t]
else
l['language'] = t.downcase
end
}
l
end
def canonicalize(link)
linkdesc = parselink(link.sub(/\|.*$/, ''))
if @wikispec.key?(linkdesc['wiki'])
ws = @wikispec[linkdesc['wiki']]
host = ws['domain']
if ws['lang'] != 0
host = linkdesc['language'] + '.' + host
end
else
host = linkdesc['wiki'] + '.' + 'wikimedia.org'
end
uri =
if linkdesc['namespace'].length > 0
linkdesc['namespace'] + ':' + linkdesc['title']
else
linkdesc['title']
end
r = urlencode('http://' + host + '/wiki/' + uri)
r
end
def to_s()
"Namespace sets: " + @ns.keys.join(', ') +
"; Wikis: " + @wiki.to_a.join(', ')
end
end
def linkexpand(c, bracketlink)
linktext =
if m = /\[\[([^\]]+)\]\]/.match(bracketlink)
m[1]
else
bracketlink
end
bracketlink +
" <" + c.canonicalize(linktext) + ">"
end
c = Canon.new()
re = /\[\[\s*[^\s\\][^\]]+\]\]/
begin
GetoptLong::new(
['--default-wiki', GetoptLong::REQUIRED_ARGUMENT],
['--default-language', GetoptLong::REQUIRED_ARGUMENT],
['--encoding', GetoptLong::REQUIRED_ARGUMENT]
).each { |k, v| $opt[k.sub(/^--/,'')] = v }
rescue GetoptLong::InvalidOption
true
end
if ARGV.empty?
STDIN.each_line { |line|
puts line.chomp.gsub(re) { |expr| linkexpand(c, expr) }
}
else
puts ARGV.join(' ').gsub(re) { |expr| linkexpand(c, expr) }
end
Example output:
[[Ashland (disambiguation)]] is an example of a [[Wikipedia:Disambiguation]] page.
[[Ashland (disambiguation)]] <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ashland_%28disambiguation%29> is an example of a [[Wikipedia:Disambiguation]] <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Disambiguation> page.
Recent changes scripts
mIRC
Here's a short script to open up all contributions from anons in browser windows (works well with tabbed browsing). CryptoDerk 23:04, Feb 15, 2005 (UTC)
Place the following in Tools->Scripts Editor under the remote tab.
ON $50:TEXT:/(http\S+) \* \d\d?\d?\.\d\d?\d?\.\d\d?\d?\.\d\d?\d? /iS:#en.wikipedia: run $regml(1) alias F9 auser 50 *127.0.0.1 alias F11 ruser 50 *127.0.0.1
Now just sit in #en.wikipedia and hit F9 to begin. Hit F11 to stop. You can change F9/F11 to whatever function keys you like.
Also, for a frontend to the IRC live feeds, check out CryptoDerk's Vandal Fighter.
Unicode numeric converter scripts
Perl
A HTML character entity converter written in Perl that uses the ord() function to convert a character to its corresponding number in the character set. It operatates on standard input.
#!/usr/bin/env perl
# Code is in the public domain.
use strict;
my @input = split (//, <>);
for ( my $i = 0; $i<$#input; $i++ ) {
if ( ord($input[$i]) >= 255 ) {
print '&#' . ord($input[$i]) . ';';
} else {
print $input[$i];
}
}
AppleScript
Author: Olof
Notes: I got fed up with looking up Unicode characters, so I wrote an AppleScript for my favorite styled text editor (Style) to write them for me. Now, I can just type Japanese into a text edit window like this
select it, choose my script from the scripts menu, and it turns into
小 泉 純 一 郎 小 泉 純 一 郎
Which is what you can paste into the Wikipedia edit window. I'm using a Mac, so this is a mac only solution, but I thought I'd share it for those of you who can use it. Here's the script:
compile this in ScriptEditor, and save it in the "Style Scripts folder in the same folder where the Style application lives. I have mine saved as "Append Unicoded HTML". Thereafter it will appear in Style's Scripts menu.
Style is available at merzwaren (http://www.merzwaren.com) ($20 shareware). I have this running on Mac OS X 10.2.1 with Style version 1.9.2
Enjoy !
set theHTML to ""
tell application "Style"
set selText to selection of document 1 as Unicode text
set selStart to get offset of selection of document 1
set selEnd to get offset of end of selection of document 1
set dataLen to (selEnd - selStart)
end tell
set tempName to "unicode temp"
tell application "Finder"
if alias tempName exists then
move alias tempName to the trash
end if
end tell
set fileRef to open for access tempName with write permission
write selText to fileRef
set myRawData to read fileRef from 0 for dataLen
close access fileRef
tell application "Finder"
move alias tempName to the trash
end tell
set numChars to dataLen div 2
repeat with n from 1 to numChars
set theHTML to theHTML & "&#"
set a to get character (2 * n - 1) of myRawData
set b to get character (2 * n) of myRawData
set lVal to ((ASCII number b) + (256 * (ASCII number a)))
set theHTML to (theHTML & lVal as string) & "; "
end repeat
tell application "Style"
set selection of document 1 to ((selection of document 1) & " ( " & theHTML & " ) ")
end tell
JavaScript
Authors:
- كسيپ Cyp 10:14 7 Jun 2003 (UTC) ( initial write )
- --Ævar Arnfjörð Bjarmason 16:02, 2004 May 16 (UTC) ( major cleanup of html code, added indenting )
Known to work on:
- Internet Explorer 5.00.3502.1000
- Mozilla Firefox 0.8
Notes:
You may not need a script for converting CJK characters if you have a Mac running Mac OS X 10.2 and have Mozilla as your browser. Just do the editing from within Mozilla. Mozilla automatically does the conversion. For example, in adding this edit, I type in the Japanese characters for "edit," which are 編集. Mozilla automatically converted these characters to the proper romanized Unicode format. Just look at the above lines in the editing box to see for yourself. -User: IppikiOokami 5 September 2003
<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/strict.dtd">
<html>
<head>
<title>Unicode conversion utility</title>
</head>
<body>
<form name="charform">
<p>Type here, and all characters with a code greater than 127 will be converted to Ӓ codes.</p>
<p>Input:</p>
<textarea name="input" cols="80" rows="25" onKeyUp="revtxt()">
Sorry, this page is useless with JavaScript disabled.
</textarea>
<p>Output:</p>
<textarea name="output" cols="80" rows="25">
Sorry, this page is useless with JavaScript disabled.
</textarea>
</form>
<script type="text/javascript">
<!--
document.charform.input.value="";
document.charform.output.value="Don't type here.";
function revtxt() {
var s=document.charform.input.value;
o="";
for( m=0;s.charAt(m);++m )
if ( (c=s.charCodeAt(m))<128&&c!=38) o+=s.charAt(m);
else if (c==38) o+="&";
else o+="&#"+c+";";
document.charform.output.value=o;
}
-->
</script>
</html>
Scripting requests
Database scripting
There are a number of pages designed to help with Wikipedia maintenance and editing which are generated by copying the entire Wikipedia database to a machine and running a script or program on it.
Here you can request that someone with a recent copy of the database dump and the appropriate skills update the Specialpages and other pages requiring scripting.
See also: Wikipedia:SQL query requests.
- Wikipedia:Most-edited talk pages
- Needs to be updated. Tuf-Kat 16:41, Sep 1, 2004 (UTC)
- Special:Deadendpages
- In desperate need. The OpenTask notation needs to be updated, and everything on the current list has been completed. --Wolf530 10:17, Mar 29, 2004 (UTC)
- seems to have been completely replaced bf Wikipedia:Deadend pages
- In desperate need. The OpenTask notation needs to be updated, and everything on the current list has been completed. --Wolf530 10:17, Mar 29, 2004 (UTC)
- Special:Lonelypages
- Wikipedians by number of edits
- Wikipedia:List of blank pages
- Wikipedia:Most Referenced Articles
- Wikipedia:Disambiguation pages with links Grendelkhan 22:45, 2004 Apr 26 (UTC)
- Articles present in at least 3/6 languages --+sj+ 11:12, 2004 Mar 15 (UTC)
- Articles edited by the largest # of distinct users --+sj+ 11:12, 2004 Mar 15 (UTC)
- Wikipedia:Most wanted stubs very badly needed. --Ben Brockert 03:13, May 21, 2004 (UTC)
- I'm working up scripts to generate the equivalent of many of these from an offline copy of the database. Some are a bit amateurish right now and should be considered at best beta versions, but please cast your eyes over User:Topbanana/Reports if you're eager to get going. These will find their way into the wikipedia namespace eventually, in the meantime I'll be delighted to hear feedback.