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Jarandhel: Fixing error caused by malformed regex find-and-replace

2023-09-14T03:14:38Z

Fixing error caused by malformed regex find-and-replace

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	==History==		==History==
	Kinmunity was first founded as [[Wulf Howl]] by [[Naia Ōkami]] in 2011. On November 25th 2014, Wulf Howl~~{{b\|~~s Facebook page was updated with a message indicating that its server hosting provider terminated its account without notice and that a server move and restore from backup would be attempted. On November 27th 2014, [[Naia Ōkami\|Ōkami]] announced that they had lost access to the decryption key in order to restore Wulf Howl}}s backup and that the site would be rebuilt from scratch. On December 26th 2014, Wulf Howl's Facebook page announced that Wulf Howl would be rebranded to Kinmunity and that the new site was now accepting members. Ōkami has stated that they retain copies of the backup key for the new site in multiple locations.		Kinmunity was first founded as [[Wulf Howl]] by [[Naia Ōkami]] in 2011. On November 25th 2014, Wulf Howl's Facebook page was updated with a message indicating that its server hosting provider terminated its account without notice and that a server move and restore from backup would be attempted. On November 27th 2014, [[Naia Ōkami\|Ōkami]] announced that they had lost access to the decryption key in order to restore Wulf Howl's backup and that the site would be rebuilt from scratch. On December 26th 2014, Wulf Howl's Facebook page announced that Wulf Howl would be rebranded to Kinmunity and that the new site was now accepting members. Ōkami has stated that they retain copies of the backup key for the new site in multiple locations.

	==Security Measures==		==Security Measures==

Jarandhel: Text replacement - "{{b|}}" to ""

2023-09-14T02:54:11Z

Text replacement - "{{b|}}" to ""

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	\|rating=Generally 13+, some areas are restricted to 18+ users only.		\|rating=Generally 13+, some areas are restricted to 18+ users only.
	}}		}}
	<onlyinclude>~~{{b\|}}~~{{b\|Kinmunity~~}}{{b\|~~}} is an online community and resource website for otherkin, fictionkin, therians, vampires, plural systems, the other individuals who have non-human identities. It replaced the now-defunct [[Wulf Howl]] in 2014. The site contains both resource and community sections.		<onlyinclude>{{b\|Kinmunity}} is an online community and resource website for otherkin, fictionkin, therians, vampires, plural systems, the other individuals who have non-human identities. It replaced the now-defunct [[Wulf Howl]] in 2014. The site contains both resource and community sections.
	</onlyinclude>		</onlyinclude>
	==Purpose==		==Purpose==
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	==Site Layout==		==Site Layout==
	===Community Features===		===Community Features===
	* ~~{{b\|}}~~{{b\|Forums~~}}{{b\|~~}} - Kinmunity's forums are organized in the usual way; nodes called forums contain topics, which in turn contain comments. they have forums dedicated to a wide variety of topics of interest to the communities we serve, as well as those for general discussion.		* {{b\|Forums}} - Kinmunity's forums are organized in the usual way; nodes called forums contain topics, which in turn contain comments. they have forums dedicated to a wide variety of topics of interest to the communities we serve, as well as those for general discussion.
	* ~~{{b\|}}~~{{b\|Clubs~~}}{{b\|~~}} - Users on Kinmunity can create their own mini-communities called Clubs, very similar to "Groups" on large social networking sites.		* {{b\|Clubs}} - Users on Kinmunity can create their own mini-communities called Clubs, very similar to "Groups" on large social networking sites.
	* ~~{{b\|}}~~{{b\|KinSpots~~}}{{b\|~~}} - KinSpots are markers on a world map that correspond to the approximate locations of Kinmunity members. Members can post, edit, and share them.		* {{b\|KinSpots}} - KinSpots are markers on a world map that correspond to the approximate locations of Kinmunity members. Members can post, edit, and share them.
	* ~~{{b\|}}~~{{b\|Gallery~~}}{{b\|~~}} - Image gallery focusing on artwork and photography.		* {{b\|Gallery}} - Image gallery focusing on artwork and photography.
	* ~~{{b\|}}~~{{b\|Blogs~~}}{{b\|~~}} - Members of Kinmunity can host their blog on-site.		* {{b\|Blogs}} - Members of Kinmunity can host their blog on-site.
	* ~~{{b\|}}~~{{b\|Discord Server~~}}{{b\|~~}} - Kinmunity has a Discord chat server available for use by members only.		* {{b\|Discord Server}} - Kinmunity has a Discord chat server available for use by members only.
	* ~~{{b\|}}~~{{b\|KinCash~~}}{{b\|~~}} - Users of Kinmunity earn a digital currency called bones for contributing to the site, which they can then use to buy digital extras.		* {{b\|KinCash}} - Users of Kinmunity earn a digital currency called bones for contributing to the site, which they can then use to buy digital extras.

	===Resources===		===Resources===
	* ~~{{b\|}}~~{{b\|Library~~}}{{b\|~~}} - Kinmunity's library contains various articles regarding the non-human community that are authored by both staff and users.		* {{b\|Library}} - Kinmunity's library contains various articles regarding the non-human community that are authored by both staff and users.
	* ~~{{b\|}}~~{{b\|Calendar~~}}{{b\|~~}} - Kinmunity's calendar allows Kinmunity members to see, plan, and request RSVPs to events.		* {{b\|Calendar}} - Kinmunity's calendar allows Kinmunity members to see, plan, and request RSVPs to events.
	* ~~{{b\|}}~~{{b\|Links Directory~~}}{{b\|~~}} - Kinmunity's links directory provides links to other resources.		* {{b\|Links Directory}} - Kinmunity's links directory provides links to other resources.

	==History==		==History==

Jarandhel: Text replacement - "(['''])(.*)(['''])" to "{{b|$2}}"

2023-09-14T01:23:17Z

Text replacement - "(['''])(.*)(['''])" to "{{b|$2}}"

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	\|rating=Generally 13+, some areas are restricted to 18+ users only.		\|rating=Generally 13+, some areas are restricted to 18+ users only.
	}}		}}
	<onlyinclude>~~'''~~Kinmunity~~'''~~ is an online community and resource website for otherkin, fictionkin, therians, vampires, plural systems, the other individuals who have non-human identities. It replaced the now-defunct [[Wulf Howl]] in 2014. The site contains both resource and community sections.		<onlyinclude>{{b\|}}{{b\|Kinmunity}}{{b\|}} is an online community and resource website for otherkin, fictionkin, therians, vampires, plural systems, the other individuals who have non-human identities. It replaced the now-defunct [[Wulf Howl]] in 2014. The site contains both resource and community sections.
	</onlyinclude>		</onlyinclude>
	==Purpose==		==Purpose==
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	==Site Layout==		==Site Layout==
	===Community Features===		===Community Features===
	* ~~'''~~Forums~~'''~~ - Kinmunity's forums are organized in the usual way; nodes called forums contain topics, which in turn contain comments. they have forums dedicated to a wide variety of topics of interest to the communities we serve, as well as those for general discussion.		* {{b\|}}{{b\|Forums}}{{b\|}} - Kinmunity's forums are organized in the usual way; nodes called forums contain topics, which in turn contain comments. they have forums dedicated to a wide variety of topics of interest to the communities we serve, as well as those for general discussion.
	* ~~'''~~Clubs~~'''~~ - Users on Kinmunity can create their own mini-communities called Clubs, very similar to "Groups" on large social networking sites.		* {{b\|}}{{b\|Clubs}}{{b\|}} - Users on Kinmunity can create their own mini-communities called Clubs, very similar to "Groups" on large social networking sites.
	* ~~'''~~KinSpots~~'''~~ - KinSpots are markers on a world map that correspond to the approximate locations of Kinmunity members. Members can post, edit, and share them.		* {{b\|}}{{b\|KinSpots}}{{b\|}} - KinSpots are markers on a world map that correspond to the approximate locations of Kinmunity members. Members can post, edit, and share them.
	* ~~'''~~Gallery~~'''~~ - Image gallery focusing on artwork and photography.		* {{b\|}}{{b\|Gallery}}{{b\|}} - Image gallery focusing on artwork and photography.
	* ~~'''~~Blogs~~'''~~ - Members of Kinmunity can host their blog on-site.		* {{b\|}}{{b\|Blogs}}{{b\|}} - Members of Kinmunity can host their blog on-site.
	* ~~'''~~Discord Server~~'''~~ - Kinmunity has a Discord chat server available for use by members only.		* {{b\|}}{{b\|Discord Server}}{{b\|}} - Kinmunity has a Discord chat server available for use by members only.
	* ~~'''~~KinCash~~'''~~ - Users of Kinmunity earn a digital currency called bones for contributing to the site, which they can then use to buy digital extras.		* {{b\|}}{{b\|KinCash}}{{b\|}} - Users of Kinmunity earn a digital currency called bones for contributing to the site, which they can then use to buy digital extras.

	===Resources===		===Resources===
	* ~~'''~~Library~~'''~~ - Kinmunity's library contains various articles regarding the non-human community that are authored by both staff and users.		* {{b\|}}{{b\|Library}}{{b\|}} - Kinmunity's library contains various articles regarding the non-human community that are authored by both staff and users.
	* ~~'''~~Calendar~~'''~~ - Kinmunity's calendar allows Kinmunity members to see, plan, and request RSVPs to events.		* {{b\|}}{{b\|Calendar}}{{b\|}} - Kinmunity's calendar allows Kinmunity members to see, plan, and request RSVPs to events.
	* ~~'''~~Links Directory~~'''~~ - Kinmunity's links directory provides links to other resources.		* {{b\|}}{{b\|Links Directory}}{{b\|}} - Kinmunity's links directory provides links to other resources.

	==History==		==History==
	Kinmunity was first founded as [[Wulf Howl]] by [[Naia Ōkami]] in 2011. On November 25th 2014, Wulf Howl's Facebook page was updated with a message indicating that its server hosting provider terminated its account without notice and that a server move and restore from backup would be attempted. On November 27th 2014, [[Naia Ōkami\|Ōkami]] announced that they had lost access to the decryption key in order to restore Wulf Howl's backup and that the site would be rebuilt from scratch. On December 26th 2014, Wulf Howl's Facebook page announced that Wulf Howl would be rebranded to Kinmunity and that the new site was now accepting members. Ōkami has stated that they retain copies of the backup key for the new site in multiple locations.		Kinmunity was first founded as [[Wulf Howl]] by [[Naia Ōkami]] in 2011. On November 25th 2014, Wulf Howl{{b\|s Facebook page was updated with a message indicating that its server hosting provider terminated its account without notice and that a server move and restore from backup would be attempted. On November 27th 2014, [[Naia Ōkami\|Ōkami]] announced that they had lost access to the decryption key in order to restore Wulf Howl}}s backup and that the site would be rebuilt from scratch. On December 26th 2014, Wulf Howl's Facebook page announced that Wulf Howl would be rebranded to Kinmunity and that the new site was now accepting members. Ōkami has stated that they retain copies of the backup key for the new site in multiple locations.

	==Security Measures==		==Security Measures==

Naiaokami at 01:50, 12 June 2019

2019-06-12T01:50:21Z

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	==History==		==History==
	Kinmunity was first founded as [[Wulf Howl]] by [[Naia Ōkami~~\|Naia~~]] in 2011. On November 25th 2014, Wulf Howl's Facebook page was updated with a message indicating that its server hosting provider terminated its account without notice and that a server move and restore from backup would be attempted. On November 27th 2014, [[Naia]] announced that they had lost access to the decryption key in order to restore Wulf Howl's backup and that the site would be rebuilt from scratch. On December 26th 2014, Wulf Howl's Facebook page announced that Wulf Howl would be rebranded to Kinmunity and that the new site was now accepting members. ~~Naia~~ has stated that they retain copies of the backup key for the new site in multiple locations.		Kinmunity was first founded as [[Wulf Howl]] by [[Naia Ōkami]] in 2011. On November 25th 2014, Wulf Howl's Facebook page was updated with a message indicating that its server hosting provider terminated its account without notice and that a server move and restore from backup would be attempted. On November 27th 2014, [[Naia Ōkami\|Ōkami]] announced that they had lost access to the decryption key in order to restore Wulf Howl's backup and that the site would be rebuilt from scratch. On December 26th 2014, Wulf Howl's Facebook page announced that Wulf Howl would be rebranded to Kinmunity and that the new site was now accepting members. Ōkami has stated that they retain copies of the backup key for the new site in multiple locations.

	==Security Measures==		==Security Measures==

Naiaokami at 23:00, 21 March 2019

2019-03-21T23:00:43Z

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	==See also==		==See also==
	* [[Wulf Howl]]		* [[Wulf Howl]]
			* [[Kinmunity (IRC)]]

	===External links===		===External links===
	* [https://www.kinmunity.com Official Site]		* [https://www.kinmunity.com Official Site]

Naiaokami: /* Security Measures */

2019-02-12T02:52:17Z

Security Measures

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	==Security Measures==		==Security Measures==
	In order to provide maximum accessibility and instantanous access for most users, Kinmunity utilizes an automated risk assessment system that assigns a risk score each registration. ~~Legitmate~~ users are generally able to register with no additional hurdles, but a few users might need to have their registration manually approved by a community manager. Users behind proxies, anonymous VPNs, and disposable email addresses will have their registrations outright rejected by this system.		In order to provide maximum accessibility and instantanous access for most users, Kinmunity utilizes an automated risk assessment system that assigns a risk score to each registration. Legitimate users are generally able to register with no additional hurdles, but a few users might need to have their registration manually approved by a community manager. Users behind proxies, anonymous VPNs, and disposable email addresses will have their registrations outright rejected by this system.

	Once registered, users must be confirmed before they are able to enter the Discord server or use instant messaging functionality. Currently, this involves: being registered for seven days, posting at least fifteen pieces of content, and maintaining a reputation score above five. Confirmation occurs automatically once this threshold is met.		Once registered, users must be confirmed before they are able to enter the Discord server or use instant messaging functionality. Currently, this involves: being registered for seven days, posting at least fifteen pieces of content, and maintaining a reputation score above five. Confirmation occurs automatically once this threshold is met.

Naiaokami at 02:51, 12 February 2019

2019-02-12T02:51:38Z

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	Once registered, users must be confirmed before they are able to enter the Discord server or use instant messaging functionality. Currently, this involves: being registered for seven days, posting at least fifteen pieces of content, and maintaining a reputation score above five. Confirmation occurs automatically once this threshold is met.		Once registered, users must be confirmed before they are able to enter the Discord server or use instant messaging functionality. Currently, this involves: being registered for seven days, posting at least fifteen pieces of content, and maintaining a reputation score above five. Confirmation occurs automatically once this threshold is met.

	[Naia Ōkami\|Ōkami]] has stated that they believe such measures are more user friendly than requiring manual approval for each registrant, which other otherkin-centric websites have had to resort to.		[[Naia Ōkami\|Ōkami]] has stated that they believe such measures are more user friendly than requiring manual approval for each registrant, which other otherkin-centric websites have had to resort to.

	==Administration==		==Administration==

Naiaokami at 02:51, 12 February 2019

2019-02-12T02:51:24Z

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	==History==		==History==
	Kinmunity was first founded as [[Wulf Howl]] by [[Naia Ōkami\|Naia]] in 2011. On November 25th 2014, Wulf Howl's Facebook page was updated with a message indicating that its server hosting provider terminated its account without notice and that a server move and restore from backup would be attempted. On November 27th 2014, [[Naia]] announced that they had lost access to the decryption key in order to restore Wulf Howl's backup and that the site would be rebuilt from scratch. On December 26th 2014, Wulf Howl's Facebook page announced that Wulf Howl would be rebranded to Kinmunity and that the new site was now accepting members. Naia has stated that they retain copies of the backup key for the new site in multiple locations.		Kinmunity was first founded as [[Wulf Howl]] by [[Naia Ōkami\|Naia]] in 2011. On November 25th 2014, Wulf Howl's Facebook page was updated with a message indicating that its server hosting provider terminated its account without notice and that a server move and restore from backup would be attempted. On November 27th 2014, [[Naia]] announced that they had lost access to the decryption key in order to restore Wulf Howl's backup and that the site would be rebuilt from scratch. On December 26th 2014, Wulf Howl's Facebook page announced that Wulf Howl would be rebranded to Kinmunity and that the new site was now accepting members. Naia has stated that they retain copies of the backup key for the new site in multiple locations.

			==Security Measures==
			In order to provide maximum accessibility and instantanous access for most users, Kinmunity utilizes an automated risk assessment system that assigns a risk score each registration. Legitmate users are generally able to register with no additional hurdles, but a few users might need to have their registration manually approved by a community manager. Users behind proxies, anonymous VPNs, and disposable email addresses will have their registrations outright rejected by this system.

			Once registered, users must be confirmed before they are able to enter the Discord server or use instant messaging functionality. Currently, this involves: being registered for seven days, posting at least fifteen pieces of content, and maintaining a reputation score above five. Confirmation occurs automatically once this threshold is met.

			[Naia Ōkami\|Ōkami]] has stated that they believe such measures are more user friendly than requiring manual approval for each registrant, which other otherkin-centric websites have had to resort to.

	==Administration==		==Administration==

Naiaokami at 02:17, 12 February 2019

2019-02-12T02:17:44Z

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	\|title=Kinmunity		\|title=Kinmunity

Naiaokami at 02:17, 12 February 2019

2019-02-12T02:17:26Z

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	{{Infobox website		{{Infobox website
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	\|genre=Community resource		\|genre=Community resource
			\|rating=Generally 13+, some areas are restricted to 18+ users only.
	}}		}}
	<onlyinclude>'''Kinmunity''' is an online community and resource website for otherkin, fictionkin, therians, vampires, plural systems, the other individuals who have non-human identities. It replaced the now-defunct [[Wulf Howl]] in 2014. The site contains both resource and community sections.		<onlyinclude>'''Kinmunity''' is an online community and resource website for otherkin, fictionkin, therians, vampires, plural systems, the other individuals who have non-human identities. It replaced the now-defunct [[Wulf Howl]] in 2014. The site contains both resource and community sections.