Help:Notifications/Thanks/it

La notifica Thanks offre un modo per dare riscontri positivi su un wiki. Lo scopo di questa funzione è di dare rapidamente un riscontro positivo per dare riconoscimento a contributi produttivi. Questa funzione permette agli editori di inviare una notifica di ringraziamento agli utenti che fanno modifiche utili – usando un piccolo link 'ringrazia' nelle pagine di cronologia o di differenze tra le versioni.

Perché questa funzione?
Per rendere facile mostrare apprezzamento per il lavoro l'uno degli altri così come lo è esprimere disaccordo o disapprovazione. A volte non hai tempo di scrivere una nota personale, eppure vorresti mostrare il tuo apprezzamento. Thanks è quel modo rapido di dire "grazie" per una modifica.

È facile reagire a pessime modifiche. Tutto ciò che devi fare è cliccare "" (o "" ecc. se puoi) sulla pagina di cronologia di un articolo. Questa è una cosa buona perché impedisce che il wiki venga sopraffatto.

Ciò nonostante, nel caso pensassi che una modifica sia valida, non c'era molto che potessi farci in tempi rapidi, prima che Thanks fosse implementato. Il solo modo in cui potevamo dire agli altri di aver fatto un buon lavoro era di andare alla loro pagina di discussione utente e scrivere un messaggio. Questo richiede un qualche sforzo, e non funziona un granché per 'piccoli' contributi – una serie di correzioni di refusi è più che benvenuta, ma forse non merita un wikioscar. Con Thanks, c'è un modo più veloce.

In cosa consiste la funzione
This feature, which we're just calling "", makes it easy for you to express your gratitude, using the. It's a simple way to thank another editor for a revision, when viewing it in history or diff view, as shown below:



To thank other users or see the thanks you have received, you must be a registered user and be logged in.

Sending "thanks"
To thank another user, go to the "" tab of any page. Next to each revision will be a "" link (next to ""). This link has a title that reads "". This link is also available in the diff view, and below comments on Structured Discussions (formerly known as “Flow”) boards if is installed. Click the link to send thanks to that user.

Confirmation When the thank link is clicked, you will be asked to confirm Yes or no. The page will return to its previous state if no is clicked.

If yes is clicked, the recipient will receive a notification.

Thanks Notification

The recipient will receive a notification.

The notification will include the following information.


 * Primary information: Who thanked the recipient, where, and about what. Linked to the diff or to the message on Structured Discussions that the recipient is thanked for.
 * Details: a link to your user page, a text snippet from the edit (or its summary) and if it was on a Structured discussion board to the page.

A record of the action is also recorded as a at Special:Log/thanks.

Receiving "thanks"
This is part of the. You'll be notified of anyone thanking you, unless you have turned off Thanks notification.

 Notification

You will receive a notification if someone thanks you.

The notification will include the following information.


 * Primary information: Who thanked you, where, and about what. Linked to the diff or to the message on Structured Discussions that you are thanked for.
 * Details: link to the user who thanked you, a text snippet from your edit (or its summary) and if it was on a Structured discussion board to the page.

Limitations

 * To prevent abuse, you can't thank more than ten people in a minute.
 * You can only thank other registered users; edits by IP users or automated bots cannot be thanked.
 * You cannot thank yourself.

What the feature is not
The Thanks feature should be used as a simple, personal messages of gratitude, rather than a public endorsement of edits. Thanks messages are noted in Special:Log/thanks, so it's possible to monitor the volume of Thanks being given out. It's not possible to use this feature directly from user's or  page. They are only in and  pages.

The Thanks feature is best used to encourage good work rather than bad work. You do not (and should not) Thank someone for thanking you as these messages should be reserved as small acknowledgments, especially towards new editors to encourage more participation.

How do I see the thanks I've got
To see every thanks you have received, visit the Thanks log. Type in "User:" followed by your user name in the "Target" field, then hit enter. Now the log shows only the thanks that were given to your edits. You will only be able to see who thanked you, and when. The log does not record what edit of yours that triggered each thank you. To find that out, you're better off browsing your Notification archive: Special:Notifications. The notification for each thanks (as opposed to the thanks log itself) does preserve the edit for which you were thanked; clicking a notification for a thanks takes you directly to the diff of the edit you made that somebody thanked you for.

How do I see the thanks I've given out
You need to visit the Thanks log, and filter it on your own user name. (Visit the log and type in your own user name under "Performer", then hit enter. Now the log shows only the thanks you have given out).

You will only be able to see who you thanked, and when. The log does not record the specific edits, and you cannot access other editors' notifications.

Avoiding thanks
To stop getting Thanks notifications, you can opt out from them in your preferences.


 * 1) Click on "" in the top right.
 * 2) In the  menu, click on "".
 * 3) Uncheck "" from "" in both "" and "".

For tips on how to use the Notifications tool, see.