Yezur Wiki:Daily routine/Report

Template:Yezur Wiki Working report of the Alompan daily routine (how it works). Every finding lives as one row below until it is resolved: set a row's Status to give a verdict, and the next run carries it out and clears the row. Nothing on the wiki is changed except what is explicitly approved or amended.

The possible statuses:

• pending — awaiting review; no action is taken (the default)
• approved — carry out the Suggested fix, as written
• amended — carry out the fix described in Notes instead
• deferred — real, but not now; moves to Dismissed flags and is not re-flagged
• rejected — not an issue; moves to Dismissed flags and is not re-flagged

To revive a dismissed flag, move it back into the table as pending.

Flagged items

#	Flagged	Type	Severity	Page(s)	Issue	Suggested fix	Status	Notes
1	2026-07-15	structural	medium	Pandenica	Orphaned — no incoming links from any other page.	Add a wikilink to Pandenica from a related geography page — a neighbouring continent or a front-page continent list — so the article is reachable.	pending
2	2026-07-15	structural	medium	Betonia	Wanted page, linked from Andusia, Njeshan, Andusian and Lonish language; the stated homeland of the Njeshan languages and a major subcontinent of Andusia.	Create a stub — a large island in western Andusia, culturally distinct, home to the Njeshan languages, counted as part of Andusia.	pending	2026-07-18: language families were renamed (Family B → Njeshan, Family C → Andusian); the incoming links updated with them. Still wanted.
3	2026-07-15	structural	medium	Alompe, Khurou, Thiorosirega, Phose Serou	Wanted pages — the notable cities of Hertia, linked only from it (the three bot accounts take their names from the first three).	Create redirects to [[Hertia#Notable cities]] as a mechanical first step, to be upgraded to city stubs later.	pending	Alompe created as a stub 2026-07-17 (Thiorosan, operator-directed) — this row now concerns Khurou, Thiorosirega and Phose Serou only; do not overwrite the Alompe article.
4	2026-07-15	structural	medium	New World	Wanted page, linked from Family A, Lovvocia and Vetsia as a colonial-era geographic concept.	flag-only — needs an editorial decision: standalone article, or redirect to a continents / exploration overview.	pending
5	2026-07-15	structural	low	Unteria	Wanted page — the southeastern island chain of Andusia.	Create a stub (subcontinent of Andusia).	pending
6	2026-07-15	structural	low	High Nichana, Otjesi, Pises	Wanted pages — each linked from a Njeshan language article (Nichana language, Lonish language, Pjany language) and from Njeshan; apparently the homelands of those tongues.	flag-only — create stubs once their nature (region, polity, or city on Betonia) is settled.	pending	2026-07-18: Family B renamed to Njeshan; links updated.
7	2026-07-15	structural	low	Sea of Sihia	Wanted page — a body of water linked from Sihia and Vetsihia.	Create a stub (sea).	pending
8	2026-07-15	structural	low	Yezuri Age of Exploration, Yezuri Middle Ages	Wanted historical-period pages, linked from Sihia and Taccho.	flag-only — need genuine historical content or a shared timeline decision.	pending
9	2026-07-15	structural	low	Module:Infobox/doc	Wanted documentation subpage for Module:Infobox.	Create a documentation page describing the module's parameters.	pending	2026-07-18: the module kit added this period wants the same /doc furniture — Module:Languages/doc, Module:Auphen/doc, Module:Auphen/frame/doc, Module:Auphen/YBS-PJ/doc, Module:Head/doc, Module:Labels/doc are all now redlinked. Same class, same remedy when each module is documented.
10	2026-07-15	structured-data	low	Template:Infobox continent	Files into no Cargo table (the table list holds only Languages, LanguageFamilies, Polities and now Lexemes), so continent lists cannot self-build.	flag-only — declare a Continents table on the template and run a one-time "recreate data"; a schema decision for the operator.	pending
11	2026-07-15	structured-data	low	Andusian, Tacchoan, Shung-Worrehan	Member queries list no languages (fall back to the default) although the prose describes native and colonial ranges — a content gap, not a data error.	flag-only — add member-language articles when ready.	pending	2026-07-18: families renamed (C/D/E → Andusian/Tacchoan/Shung-Worrehan). The former Family A and B — now Herta-Olaic and Njeshan — gained member languages via this period's Dictionary work and no longer fall back to the default, so this row now concerns these three families only.
12	2026-07-15	voice	low	Hertia, Hertic language, Alompe	Native names are rendered in real-world Greek letters (Χερτεχι, Αλουμπε, Θηοροςιρεγα, Φοσε Ζερου), which risks reading as an Earth writing system.	flag-only — confirm this is an intended in-world orthographic style; otherwise transliterate.	pending	2026-07-18: the Alompe stub carries the same Greek-letter native name (Αλουμπε); Talk:Alompe already records the orthography as under review here. Same finding, wider scope. (Distinct from the phonetic-symbol romanisation — β, γ, ə, ʃ — used in this period's proto-language reconstructions, which is a standard scholarly convention and is not flagged.)
13	2026-07-15	structural	low	Yezur Wiki:Maps	Out-of-frame plumbing test page links Earth-derived placeholder names (Viktorya, Almıros, Ardeşehir Eyaleti, Sahil Eyaleti, Kıran Eyaleti). Harmless as map scaffolding.	flag-only — if any become real place names they would break the no-real-world-references rule; leave or replace at will.	pending
14	2026-07-15	structural	low	Main Page, Dictionary:Main Page, Map:Main Page, Category:Yezur	Uncategorised — expected for portal front pages and the root category, which legitimately sit outside the category tree.	flag-only — no action needed.	pending
15	2026-07-18	voice	medium	English language	Fails the Earth test. The article reads "a large layer of words without clear cognates in any other Yezuri language" — the reflexive "Yezuri" is precisely the construction the convention forbids (its own counter-example is a language with "no clear cognates in any other Earth language"). "no demonstrated kinship with any of the major Yezuri language families" qualifies by planet the same way. The article (10:09) predates the Earth test, which was added to Yezur Wiki:Conventions later the same day (10:28).	Drop the reflexive planet-qualifier: "…without clear cognates in any other language" and "…any of the major language families". Leave "loanwords drawn from languages across Yezur" unchanged — it passes the test ("languages across Earth").	pending
16	2026-07-18	structured-data	medium	Talk:Engil	The open-threads note contains a bare, unescaped {{Infobox polity}}, so the template is transcluded on the Talk page: it renders a stray infobox and files a spurious row into the Polities Cargo table (Page = Talk:Engil, Name = Engil). That row is currently the table's only content, so any Polities query returns a Talk page as if it were a polity.	Escape the template so it renders as text rather than transcluding — wrap it in <nowiki>…</nowiki> (or <code>…</code>). This removes the spurious Cargo row.	pending	2026-07-18: still present — the Polities table still holds only this one spurious row.
17	2026-07-18	structured-data	medium	Template:Lb, Yezur Wiki:Dictionary structure	Both pages mention {{head}} in prose wrapped in <code>…</code> but not <nowiki> — and <code> does not stop transclusion. So a bare {{head}} runs live on each page (Template:Lb line 25; Yezur Wiki:Dictionary structure line 67), filing an empty-field row into the Lexemes Cargo table (word = the page title, every other field blank). The Lexemes table now holds 316 rows — 314 real Dictionary entries plus these two non-entries — so any "all lemmas / all words" query returns a template-doc page and a policy page as if they were words. Same failure mode as #16, different table.	Wrap each bare call to match the escaping used everywhere else on both pages: <code><nowiki>Daily routine/Report</nowiki></code>. That stops the live transclusion and drops both spurious rows, leaving Lexemes at the 314 genuine entries.	pending
18	2026-07-18	structural	medium	Category:Proto-Herta-Olaic lemmas and ~23 sibling lexical categories	This period's Dictionary import (314 entries) auto-categorises through {{head}}/{{lb}}, creating a backlog of wanted categories: per-language lemmas plus part-of-speech children — Category:Proto-Herta-Olaic lemmas (+ nouns, verbs, adjectives, pronouns, adverbs, determiners, numerals, conjunctions, adpositions), Category:Proto-Njeshan lemmas (+ the same POS set plus particles), and the Category:Pjany lemmas tree (adjectives, transitive verbs, plus the register categories slang, vulgarities). All are redlinked and will keep growing as more languages get entries.	flag-only — a scheme decision. Proposed (Wiktionary model): each Category:<Language> <pos> is a child of Category:<Language> lemmas; each Category:<Language> lemmas is a child of a per-language container and a cross-cutting Category:Lemmas; register categories (slang, vulgarities) branch separately. Confirm the per-language container naming, then the tree can be created mechanically (or by a bot).	pending	Also wanted this period, furniture-class and lower priority: Category:Dictionary templates (maintenance cat for the template kit), Category:Hidden categories (the standard hidden-category container), Category:Auphen test failures (tracking cat for Template:Auphen/testcases; empty = no failing tests). Create each with a one-line description when convenient.
19	2026-07-18	structural	low	Family A, Family B, Family C, Family D, Family E, Category:Family A languages, Category:Family B languages	Deletion queue — seven pages carry {{delete}} and sit in Category:Pages flagged for deletion. All are redirects left by the language-family rename (Family A–E → Herta-Olaic/Njeshan/Andusian/Tacchoan/Shung-Worrehan; the two category redirects → the renamed language categories), stated reason: "the old placeholder title is no longer needed."	flag-only — the editing bots hold no delete right. Listed for the administrator (Yezur) to action. Nothing incoming still points at the old titles except this row and the redirects themselves, so deletion is clean.	pending

Dismissed flags

Deferred or rejected findings, kept here so later runs do not re-flag them.

• (none yet)

Latest run

2026-07-18 (second run of the day; the earlier run stopped at rcid 170) — verdicts + survey. Verdicts carried out: none — all 16 prior rows are still pending review. Fixes applied: none. Flags dismissed: none. New flags filed: 3 (#17, #18, #19). Rows updated for the family rename: #2, #6, #9, #11, #16.

A very large, mostly out-of-frame build-out landed this period (rcid 171 → 561, all Khurouan, with Yezur tuning the Auphen data):

• Auphen sound-change engine — Module:Auphen (+ /frame, /YBS-PJ), Template:Auphen (+ /testcases), Category:Auphen errors, documented at Module talk:Auphen. This is the Lua port of PhoMo noted as "done" on Yezur Wiki:Dictionary structure. Out-of-frame furniture; names are in-world-neutral; no convention issue. The Category:Auphen errors tracking category is empty — no {{auphen}} call is failing.
• Dictionary template kit — Module:Head/Template:Head (headword line + auto-categorisation + a Lexemes Cargo row), Module:Labels/Template:Lb (inline sense labels), Template:M, Template:L. Furniture; conventions on template naming are met.
• Language-family rename cascade — the placeholder families Family A–E were moved to in-world names: Herta-Olaic, Njeshan, Andusian, Tacchoan, Shung-Worrehan (each derived from in-world proper nouns — Hertia/Olay, Betonia/Ignusia, Andusia, Taccho, Shung/Worrehan — no Earth references), with the cascade carried through every family, language, continent and category page, and the family categories renamed. Spot-checked Njeshan and Shung-Worrehan in full: encyclopedic register, in-frame, Earth-test clean. The old titles remain as redirects, now flagged for deletion (#19).
• Dictionary import — 314 new entries: 211 Proto-Herta-Olaic (YAP-XX), 101 Proto-Njeshan (YBP-XX), and a Pjany/Proto-B pair, seeded from CWS exports. In-character, in the Dictionary namespace, reconstructions titled without the asterisk per Yezur Wiki:Dictionary structure.

Structured data. Languages (7 rows) keeps every key field; the family values now resolve to the renamed family pages (Herta-Olaic, Njeshan). LanguageFamilies (5 rows) tracks the rename. Polities still holds only the one spurious Talk:Engil row (#16, unfixed). The new Lexemes table holds 316 rows — 314 genuine entries and 2 spurious empty-field rows from live {{head}} transclusions on doc/policy pages (#17). The English Languages row still stores its code as the non-atomic "YXS-EN, YXS-NE" — plausibly intended per the English frame and already an open thread on Talk:English language; not re-flagged.

Structural health. The import produced a batch of wanted lexical categories (#18) and, as scaffolding, the /doc furniture folded into #9. Otherwise: Special:LonelyPages and Special:DeadendPages surface only Dictionary:a:malj — an ordinary, un-cross-linked Dictionary entry, expected for a fresh import and not flagged; Pandenica remains the standing article-space orphan (#1). Uncategorised pages/categories are the known portal-and-root set (#14); Template:Infobox/styles.css is a TemplateStyles sheet (expected). The new module/template kit is categorised (into the wanted Category:Dictionary templates, #18).

Not flagged (for the record). The five family articles open "…one of the five major Yezuri language families." This is a borderline Earth-test construction, but it reads as a planetary classification — "one of the world's five major language families" is exactly how Wikipedia qualifies such a statement — so it passes and is left. The proto-reconstruction romanisations use phonetic symbols (β, γ, ə, ʃ, ŋ, ʔ …); this is standard historical-linguistics notation, distinct from the full Greek-script native names of #12, and not flagged.

Clean checks: no wanted pages beyond open findings and expected scaffolding; no linter errors; no double or broken redirects; Category:Auphen errors empty. The deletion queue is listed for the administrator (#19).

Pending tally: 19 (0 high · 8 medium · 11 low), up from 16 with three new findings (#17, #18 medium; #19 low).