Help:FREEZE - Revision history

Fredg999 category edits: Categories

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Joemcmahon at 01:01, 1 October 2018

2018-10-01T01:01:47Z

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	Some people have used the term "FREEZE" to refer to the parser converting from <code>wikispaces</code> to MediaWiki, although this was a loose informal effort by Mike and Tyler and not a finished "engine" of any type.		Some people have used the term "FREEZE" to refer to the parser converting from <code>wikispaces</code> to MediaWiki, although this was a loose informal effort by Mike and Tyler and not a finished "engine" of any type.

			Any formatting created by the "FREEZE" ''process'' was a heuristic (i.e., the best thing we could do at the time) and was not meant as a standard.

Mike Battaglia: Clarification of misunderstanding about what FREEZE means

2018-09-30T19:37:38Z

Clarification of misunderstanding about what FREEZE means

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	~~The~~ <code>wikispaces</code> to MediaWiki ~~conversion~~ engine.		If you look at the history of certain pages which were originally imported from Wikispaces, you will see an revision in the listing from the user "Wikispaces>FREEZE." This signifies that the revision in question was current when the Wikispaces was frozen for editing (July 16, 2018).

			Some people have used the term "FREEZE" to refer to the parser converting from <code>wikispaces</code> to MediaWiki, although this was a loose informal effort by Mike and Tyler and not a finished "engine" of any type.

PiotrGrochowski: The Xen, FREEZE, etc. have their definitions estabilished

2018-09-30T19:02:08Z

The Xen, FREEZE, etc. have their definitions estabilished

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	If you look at the history of certain pages which were originally imported from Wikispaces, you will see an revision in the listing from the user "Wikispaces>FREEZE." This signifies that the revision in question was current when the Wikispaces was frozen for editing (July 16, 2018).		The <code>wikispaces</code> to MediaWiki conversion engine.

	~~However, the literal definition is boring<sup>[''citation needed'']<sup>[''citation needed'']</sup></sup>, so the name FREEZE is commonly used as the name of the~~ <code>wikispaces</code> to MediaWiki conversion engine.

Keenan Pepper: Keenan Pepper moved page FREEZE to Help:FREEZE: move to help namespace

2018-09-30T18:58:48Z

Keenan Pepper moved page FREEZE to Help:FREEZE: move to help namespace

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PiotrGrochowski: ironically, your "citation needed" needs a "citation needed" too

2018-09-23T13:47:52Z

ironically, your "citation needed" needs a "citation needed" too

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	If you look at the history of certain pages which were originally imported from Wikispaces, you will see an revision in the listing from the user "Wikispaces>FREEZE." This signifies that the revision in question was current when the Wikispaces was frozen for editing (July 16, 2018).		If you look at the history of certain pages which were originally imported from Wikispaces, you will see an revision in the listing from the user "Wikispaces>FREEZE." This signifies that the revision in question was current when the Wikispaces was frozen for editing (July 16, 2018).

	However, the literal definition is boring<sup>[''citation needed'']</sup>, so the name FREEZE is commonly used as the name of the <code>wikispaces</code> to MediaWiki conversion engine.		However, the literal definition is boring<sup>[''citation needed'']<sup>[''citation needed'']</sup></sup>, so the name FREEZE is commonly used as the name of the <code>wikispaces</code> to MediaWiki conversion engine.

Tyler Henthorn at 13:02, 23 September 2018

2018-09-23T13:02:47Z

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	If you look at the history of certain pages which were originally imported from Wikispaces, you will see an revision in the listing from the user "Wikispaces>FREEZE." This signifies that the revision in question was current when the Wikispaces was frozen for editing (July 16, 2018).		If you look at the history of certain pages which were originally imported from Wikispaces, you will see an revision in the listing from the user "Wikispaces>FREEZE." This signifies that the revision in question was current when the Wikispaces was frozen for editing (July 16, 2018).

	However, the literal definition is boring, so the name FREEZE is commonly used as the name of the <code>wikispaces</code> to MediaWiki conversion engine.		However, the literal definition is boring<sup>[''citation needed'']</sup>, so the name FREEZE is commonly used as the name of the <code>wikispaces</code> to MediaWiki conversion engine.

PiotrGrochowski at 05:12, 23 September 2018

2018-09-23T05:12:31Z

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	If you look at the history of certain pages which were originally imported from Wikispaces, you will see an revision in the listing from the user "Wikispaces>FREEZE." This signifies that the revision in question was current when the Wikispaces was frozen for editing (July 16, 2018).		If you look at the history of certain pages which were originally imported from Wikispaces, you will see an revision in the listing from the user "Wikispaces>FREEZE." This signifies that the revision in question was current when the Wikispaces was frozen for editing (July 16, 2018).

			However, the literal definition is boring, so the name FREEZE is commonly used as the name of the <code>wikispaces</code> to MediaWiki conversion engine.

Mike Battaglia: Clarification of misunderstanding about what FREEZE means

2018-09-22T20:02:17Z

Clarification of misunderstanding about what FREEZE means

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	FREEZE is the ~~engine used to convert <code>wikispaces</code> pages to MediaWiki~~.		If you look at the history of certain pages which were originally imported from Wikispaces, you will see an revision in the listing from the user "Wikispaces>FREEZE." This signifies that the revision in question was current when the Wikispaces was frozen for editing (July 16, 2018).

PiotrGrochowski: Created page with "FREEZE is the engine used to convert `wikispaces` pages to MediaWiki."

2018-09-22T12:32:51Z

Created page with "FREEZE is the engine used to convert <code>wikispaces</code> pages to MediaWiki."

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FREEZE is the engine used to convert <code>wikispaces</code> pages to MediaWiki.

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	Any formatting created by the "FREEZE" ''process'' was a heuristic (i.e., the best thing we could do at the time) and was not meant as a standard.		Any formatting created by the "FREEZE" ''process'' was a heuristic (i.e., the best thing we could do at the time) and was not meant as a standard.

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Help:FREEZE - Revision history

Fredg999 category edits: Categories

Joemcmahon at 01:01, 1 October 2018

Mike Battaglia: Clarification of misunderstanding about what FREEZE means

PiotrGrochowski: The Xen, FREEZE, etc. have their definitions estabilished

Keenan Pepper: Keenan Pepper moved page FREEZE to Help:FREEZE: move to help namespace

PiotrGrochowski: ironically, your "citation needed" needs a "citation needed" too

Tyler Henthorn at 13:02, 23 September 2018

PiotrGrochowski at 05:12, 23 September 2018

Mike Battaglia: Clarification of misunderstanding about what FREEZE means

PiotrGrochowski: Created page with "FREEZE is the engine used to convert wikispaces pages to MediaWiki."

PiotrGrochowski: Created page with "FREEZE is the engine used to convert `wikispaces` pages to MediaWiki."