Predloga:Bots
These templates tell bots and automated editing tools/scripts that they should or should not edit that page. The templates can be used to block most bots (all bots that have implemented this functionality) or specific bots by name or function. For example, this can be used to opt-in or opt-out from user talk bot messages or to cause maintenance bots to avoid certain pages. These templates should be used carefully outside userspace to avoid blocking useful bot edits.
Explicitly opting-in has the advantage of possibly receiving useful changes or targeted posts that might otherwise be skipped by the bot assuming a default "opt-out" behavior. Users should be aware that by opting-out of bot posts, they will not be notified of matters relating to material they have edited or uploaded, which are tagged or scanned by bots per policy.
In particular, in the encyclopedia spaces:
- Avoid using the template as a blunt instrument
- Address the root problem with the bot owner or bot community
- Remove the template tag once the underlying problem has been resolved.
Syntax:
[uredi kodo]{{nobots}} Ban all compliant bots (shortcut)
{{bots}} Allow all bots (shortcut)
{{bots|allow=<botlist>}} Ban all compliant bots not in the list
{{bots|deny=<botlist>}} Ban all compliant bots in the list
Where <botlist> is a comma-delimited string of bot usernames (AWB can be used for all AWB-based bots): {{bots|allow=HagermanBot,Werdnabot}} {{bots|deny=AWB}}
<botlist> can also be "none" or "all" as in the following examples:
{{bots|allow=all}} Allow all bots
{{bots|allow=none}} Ban all compliant bots
{{bots|deny=all}} Ban all compliant bots
{{bots|deny=none}} Allow all bots
Bots are not bound to observe the nobots tag; it will depend on their functionality, their owners and their terms of approval. The bots that currently support exclusion are listed at exclusion compliant bots.
See also
[uredi kodo]- Template:Bots at Meta.