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Second term is a number.  It throws the page into a category: "Bookworm-1, Bookworm-2," etc.  The levels are as follows:
The term marked "1" is a number.  It throws the page into a category: "Bookworm-1, Bookworm-2," etc.  The levels are as follows:
* "0" = July 2008 version, entirely unrestored.
* "0" = July 2008 version, entirely unrestored.
* "1" = Restored from a cached version, but could use a run through an HTML-to-wikicode converter.
* "1" = Restored from a cached version, but could use a run through an HTML-to-wikicode converter.
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* "3" = No visible HTML-garbling, but still has formatting/content weirdness that affects the article's appearance.
* "3" = No visible HTML-garbling, but still has formatting/content weirdness that affects the article's appearance.
* "4" = Page looks great but needs code-cleanup at the editing level.
* "4" = Page looks great but needs code-cleanup at the editing level.
The term marked "2" is an optional description.  You can give an explanation to other editors of exactly what needs to be fixed on the page.


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Revision as of 07:36, 25 March 2009

Recovery status: Bookworm-0

In the wake of the Great Bookworm Database Crash of Aught-Nine, this page is on the road to recovery.
See what the recovery-number means and how you can help.

Fixes needed: References and images are still all HTML-tastic.


{{bookworm|1|2}}

The term marked "1" is a number. It throws the page into a category: "Bookworm-1, Bookworm-2," etc. The levels are as follows:

  • "0" = July 2008 version, entirely unrestored.
  • "1" = Restored from a cached version, but could use a run through an HTML-to-wikicode converter.
  • "2" = Restored from a cached version and run through a convertor, but still contains visible HTML-garble that needs to be hand-cleaned.
  • "3" = No visible HTML-garbling, but still has formatting/content weirdness that affects the article's appearance.
  • "4" = Page looks great but needs code-cleanup at the editing level.

The term marked "2" is an optional description. You can give an explanation to other editors of exactly what needs to be fixed on the page.