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This module contains a list of work groups and their members for Module:workgroup ping. For a human-readable list, see {{wgping}}.
Etiquette
- Apart from exceptional circumstances, please do not add or remove other users against their wishes from any of the lists.
- Regular contributors in any of the work groups may be added by others unless they object.
- Inactive users may be removed, but please notify them before doing so.
- Indefinitely blocked users may be likewise removed.
The work group data is a table whose keys are work group identifiers. String-valued table entries designate aliases, while table-values entries are groups proper.
The table describing a workgroup may contain numeric keys (designating group members) or any of the following string keys:
desc- Long name of the group.
category- Categorises a group in the human-readable group listing.
Please separate user names from metadata with a blank line, keep only one user name one per line and always end user name lines with a comma, like so:
groups = "comedians"
groups = "comedians"
groups = {
desc = "Users with something vaguely resembling a sense of humour",
"Æ&Œ",
"Kephir",
"Type56op9",
}
This will make the list more readable by humans and automatic filters.