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==About me==
 
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I have a fair amount of experience with wikicode, including a number of common wiki extensions, as well as general HTML, CSS, and Javascript. I'm also familiar with basic administration and configuration of the MediaWiki software, so if you come across some kind of bug or glitch with the wiki itself, odds are that I can help with that. If you have an idea for a new feature to be available on the wiki, I may be able to help with that.
 
 
You can contact me specifically via [[User talk:Eyes|my talk page]], but I also watch the [[Project talk:Community portal]] page. If you want to contact me privately, you may [[Special:EmailUser/Eyes|email me]].
 
 
Lately, I've only been gaming occasionally. Currently, you'll see me on Star Wars: The Old Republic a little more frequently than Star Trek Online, but I haven't even playing the former that much. I'm looking forward to Guild Wars 2 when that comes out.
 
 
I've started developing MediaWiki extensions. See my first released extension, BoilerRoom, on the MediaWiki project wiki.
 
 
==[[User:EyeBot]]==
 
EyeBot is (or will be) my bot account here on the wiki. I use AutoWikiBrowser to make what are essentially find-and-replace changes across multiple pages, such as across pages of a given category. If you are tackling a problem where this kind of capability might be useful, feel free to describe what you need done on my talk page, and if it's something EyeBot can do, I'll put the bot in motion as soon as I can.
 

Latest revision as of 06:27, 23 August 2020

Logo icon dark transparent This user is a Gamepedia Wiki Manager.
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This user is primarily a PvE player.

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This user does not usually care for PvP content.

About me User-OOeyes-Sig

You can contact me specifically via my talk page (discussion link above), and if you want to contact me privately, you may email me.

I have a lot of experience with wikicode, including a number of common wiki extensions, as well as general HTML, CSS, and Javascript. I'm also familiar with basic administration and configuration of the MediaWiki software, so if you come across some kind of bug or glitch with the wiki itself, odds are that I can help with that.

Please note that due to medical issues, there may be times where I become randomly unavailable without warning. I apologize in advance for any inconvenience this may cause.

My start in wiki editing was on GuildWiki as Nwash. I eventually moved from editing there to STOWiki, where I was known as Eyes, where I was invited to become an administrator after a few months. I accepted and was over time noticed by the Curse wiki team, partly (perhaps largely) due to my work in redesigning the skin to one based on Vector. That led to me becoming a wiki manager for Curse, and now I build new wikis for a living. I was long known as oOeyes across the Gamepedia network, but am now SBEyes after the Fandom and Gamepedia databases were merged.

I've developed a few MediaWiki extensions (but don't work on this much anymore):

BoilerRoom
BoilerRoom manual on Help Wiki - Extension page on the MediaWiki Wiki
BoilerRoom is an extension that allows you create boilerplates, essentially like document templates you can select from a dropdown to insert into the edit boxes on wikis.
ParserPower
ParserPower manual on Help Wiki
ParserPower is a parser function that adds many wikicode functions to deal with lists of information, along with a few other handy utility functions. It is inspired by the #arraymap and #arraymaptemplate functions found within Semantic Forms. With ParserPower, you can get the nearly identical #lstmap and #lstmaptemp functions without having to install two much larger extensions, and ParserPower has additional list handling functions on top of that.