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One era of the record, as a claim that can be verified; memory-lane reads these calls from Cryptograss:Eras (via create-page on MediaWiki MCP Server) |
Keep the space after "approximately" (#if trims it) (via update-page on MediaWiki MCP Server) |
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<includeonly>* '''Era {{{number}}}: {{{name}}}.''' From block {{#if:{{{approximate|}}}|approximately }}{{formatnum:{{{start}}}}}. {{{began|}}} Declared by {{{declared_by}}} at block {{formatnum:{{{declared_at}}}}}.</includeonly><noinclude> | <includeonly>* '''Era {{{number}}}: {{{name}}}.''' From block {{#if:{{{approximate|}}}|approximately }}{{formatnum:{{{start}}}}}. {{{began|}}} Declared by {{{declared_by}}} at block {{formatnum:{{{declared_at}}}}}.</includeonly><noinclude> | ||
One era of the record, on [[Cryptograss:Eras]]. Each era is a template call rather than a table row so it can be verified like any other claim: a table row can't be wrapped in a proposal without breaking the table. | One era of the record, on [[Cryptograss:Eras]]. Each era is a template call rather than a table row so it can be verified like any other claim: a table row can't be wrapped in a proposal without breaking the table. | ||
Latest revision as of 22:19, 4 November 2026
One era of the record, on Cryptograss:Eras. Each era is a template call rather than a table row so it can be verified like any other claim: a table row can't be wrapped in a proposal without breaking the table.
memory-lane reads these calls from the page's wikitext to find a message's era by its block. An era runs from its start up to the block before the next era's start.
{{Era
|number=5
|name=The era of the emergents
|start=26342441
|began=Justin's announcement in #general, 4 Nov 2026.
|declared_by=justin
|declared_at=26342441
}}
number,start,declared_at: plain integers, no commas.approximate: any value makes the start read "approximately". The code uses the number as given.began: what began the era, as a sentence.