Renée

I think we're still going through that process ourselves—if and when we finish we can document it :)

Should use the stylesheets from m.wikipedia

hmm, do you remember which page you went to? my hunch is that it's not filtering some links correctly and you ended up accidentally visiting something that doesn't exist /...

i don't mind this behaviour personally but would be open to a PR.

oh, that's an interesting approach, thanks for proposing it! This definitely sounds like it could work. Wikipedia has an API to retrieve these inter-language links: https://en.wikipedia.org/w/api.php?action=help&modules=query%2Blanglinks It would probably require...

Is this currently happening for all articles or just a few? The heuristic fails sometimes but if wikipedia changed something it'd be a bit more urgent :innocent: (The 'violation' is...

hmm I think they did show tocs at some point in the past. since Ctrl+F may be considered cheating, TOCs are quite important :)

Perhaps it would make sense to always require a tuple in `emit()`? You would have to write `socket.emit("single", (value,))` to emit a single argument, which is less pretty, but it's...

IMHO, whichever way it goes, there should be separate methods for emitting single or multiple values, and `emit` shouldn't do both like it does today. I think `.emit(data)` where `data`...

If you wanted to emit two arrays as separate arguments, you'd do `emit_variable((array_a, array_b))`. If you want to emit an array that contains arrays, you'd do `emit_variable((array_of_arrays,))` or just `emit(array_of_arrays)`....