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Ladislav: 11:30 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rebol is currently under attack by a disruptive editor
Gregg: 17:35Is anyone chatting with him to see why all the citation requests are being added?
GiuseppeC: 18:14Hi Ladislav, Is there any way I could help ?

Ladislav: 13:33He is a problematic editor, trying to delete large parts of articles he dislikes. In this case, the Rebol article is innocent. I think that he found out I edited the article and wanted to show me "who is the boss there".

13:36Other than that, there are at least two editors needed to revert his edits when he makes undesirable changes.
Arnold: 16:55Can't he be flagged as destructive and blocked to edit (at least) the Rebol pages?

16:59My login code still works.

17:02 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Contact_us_-_Readers
if it's clear vandalism and you can't fix it, please email ~~email@withheld4.me~~ and include the address or title of the article and a description of the issue.
Gregg: 17:04Interesting. Using wikipedia to make a personal attack. I don't remember if I have creds, but let me know if I can help.

Ladislav: 02:30He has been subject to many investigations, just I filled two, but that had no effect on him until now.
Arnold: 14:27Is it the same person as the vexercizer/timeseries guy?

Ladislav: 05:58Hi again. If somebody is interested in the state of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rebol, it is the right time to check https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:Rebol#Functional_languages_category. Being at it, you could also check https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:Rebol#Moving_or_copying_contents_from_the_lead.
Ladislav: 08:04Otherwise, people knowing just Perl, Lua and C++ will "improve" the article
Gregg: 16:37Thanks Ladislav. Is the watchlist the best way to keep an eye on things?
Gregg: 17:17Comments added.

Chris: 20:17Is anyone still around that understands ASYNC-MODES? I'm trying to put together a wee web server for local application use. My question: http://codereview.stackexchange.com/q/152718/46291

Gabriele: 19:13You may want to use an existing one instead, the amount of issues that need work arounds with async modes is pretty big.
Also IIRC either my async:// or Romano's atcp:// work in server mode so you may want to use that instead.

Chris: 19:33Gab, was hoping to understand the basic premise, even if the caveats are muddy. I'd like to at least be able to say (to myself)--'this is the general idea, you might have trouble here, there, etc.'. While I have specific short-term goals for which my code is sufficient, I would like to have a more general appreciation of design choices even if ASYNC-MODES aren't destined for the next generation.

19:35Also, I know you some influence in R3 ports--how much does the Rebol 3 port model reflect your ATCP/ASYNC experience?

19:37ASYNC-MODES: 'Here be dragons!' : )
Pekr: 19:49There were some nice materials in the rebol.net/wiki. Pity it is gone again. Maybe Bo could ask Carl, if he would be able to put it back online, so that we could w-get it to some different location?