User:Dispenser/Dabfix

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Status[edit]

User:Dispenser hasn't been seen on Wikipedia since March 2020, and their tools have been unmaintained and worked intermittently since then. Dabfix seems to be permanently broken at this time, but please report on the talk page the tool is found working again.

Currently, Dabfix can be accessed at http://69.142.160.183/~dispenser/view/Dabfix

Description[edit]

Dabfix helps you build and maintain disambiguation pages faster—typically completing 1 hour of work in under ten minutes. Using keyword matching to find articles, both existing (blue links) and non-existing (red links), and attempts to add descriptions, lifespans, and release years. It displays all the information collected in the edit window, where you can rephrase and copy and paste to the main list. Don't want to work? Hit the first button to remove automatically generated (don't worry it wont remove what you've edited) and then the second button to remove all the generated links.

Features[edit]

  • Blue link suggestions including many anthroponymy patterns
  • Red link suggestions including missing articles and Wikidata items
  • Automatic management of Wiktionary links (slightly dumb, until Wikidata comes)
  • Automatic italize and quote formatting for books, films, music, and television episodes
  • Automatic date of birth, date of death, and release date insertion
  • Automatic intelligent redirect bypassing
  • Syntax highlighting using WikEd
  • Description Start, cut down looking each link's introduction with it there in black on yellow
  • Built in Manual of Style checker to help guide
  • Converts redirects into disambiguation page
  • …and many Manual of Style fixes

History[edit]

In the past, this tool has been found at the following addresses: