MyWiki:Scripts++/Shell
Scripts++ Newsletter – Issue 28
[edit source]Hello everyone, and welcome to the 28th issue of the Wikipedia Scripts++ Newsletter, covering all our favorite new and updated user scripts since {{{1}}}. OPTIONAL FLAVOR TEXT ~~~ ~~~~
File:Farm-Fresh scripts text.png Got anything good? Tell us about your new, improved, old, or messed-up script here!
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- by is this edition's featured script. LONGER DESCRIPTION
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- DESCRIPTION
File:Farm-Fresh error go.png Newly maintained scripts
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- MOVED SCRIPT 1
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File:Ambox clock yellow.svg Requested scripts
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- PENDING REQUEST 1
- ...and many more, all available at Wikipedia:User scripts/Requests
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- SCRIPT 1
- AUTHOR WITH MULTIPLE SCRIPTS
- AUTHOR'S SCRIPT 1
SOMETHING NICE TO SAY
| File:Information icon4.svg | This template should always be substituted – use {{subst:Wikipedia:Scripts++/Shell}}. |
This is a boilerplate template for new issues of the Scripts++, a community-written newsletter about userscripts edited by DannyS712.
Usage
[edit source]New issues should be started by substituting this template onto the page where the issue is to be written. It takes a single positional parameter: a date in YYYY-MM-DD format. When the issue is ready, increment the number at {{Scripts++/current}}.
{{subst:Wikipedia:Scripts++/Shell|date in YYYY-MM-DD format}}
The date is used in the opening paragraph and for the sort key in Category:Wikipedia Scripts++ issues.
Example
[edit source]The 28th issue to cover April 2026 would be created by placing {{subst:Wikipedia:Scripts++/Shell|2026-04-25}} on Wikipedia:Scripts++/Next and saving the page (convenience preload link). The newly placed wikitext can then be edited to fill in content specific to that issue. Then just before publication it is moved to Wikipedia:Scripts++/Issue 28.