User:Muzik/December 2021 activity
Changes
"Hook" to "bookend"
Since "hook" is an established name for another pattern, usage of it to refer to "bookend" is being phased out.
- Cis-rotated hook --> Cis-rotated bookend
- Cis-hook and R-bee --> Cis-bookend and bun
- Trans-hook and R-bee --> Trans-bookend and bun
- Cis-block on long hook --> Cis-block on long bookend
- Trans-block on long hook --> Trans-block on long bookend
- Cis-beacon up on long hook --> Cis-beacon up on long bookend
- Cis-beacon down on long hook --> Cis-beacon down on long bookend
- Trans-beacon up on long hook --> Trans-beacon up on long bookend
- Trans-beacon down on long hook --> Trans-beacon down on long bookend
- Dock and long hook --> Meta-dock and long bookend
- Long hook --> Long bookend
- Beacon on long hook (disambiguation) --> Beacon on long bookend
"Integral" deprecation
Many of the still lifes which were named after integrals or amphisbaenas had little to no resemblance. The majority of these have been renamed to incorporate nine or line where they apply. A claw was also very confusingly referred to as a hook, which has been rectified.
- Integral with hook --> Hook with nine
- Integral with tub --> Tub with nine
- Integral with two tubs --> Tub trans-line tub
- Integral with tub and hook --> Hook line tub
- Integral with cis-hook --> Cis-very long hook with nine
- Integral with very long hook --> Trans-very long hook with nine
- Integral with long hook --> Long hook with nine
- Integral with long hook and tub --> Long hook line tub
- Asymmetric amphisbaena --> Hook line long hook
- Cis-boat amphisbaena --> Cis-boat trans-line hook
- Trans-boat amphisbaena --> Trans-boat trans-line hook
- Fuse with tail and integral --> Fuse with tail and nine
Orientations of long hooks
Hooks of a given length (as in hook with tail, not the name for the induction coil that we want phased out) can be attached to a given component in trans orientation quite early, but require a given length before cis attachment is possible. Previously, the shortest cis attachment was given no length indication, causing a hook of a given absolute length to be referred to as a different length depending on how the non-hook part was attached to it. Now, the length of the hook is always stated in the article, with the cis- and trans- prefixes coming before the length of the hook rather than after it and only for cis (i.e. the names refer to, for example, [a] [(long) hook] [with a tail] rather than [a] (long) [hook with a tail]). Compare, for example, cis-boat with tail and trans-boat with tail. Where cis is not possible, the trans prefix is simply dropped.
- Cis-hook with tail --> Cis-very long hook with tail
- Very long hook with tail --> Trans-very long hook with tail
- Long cis-hook with tail --> Cis-long^3 hook with tail
- Long^3 hook with tail --> Trans-long^3 hook with tail
- Very long cis-hook with tail --> Cis-long^4 hook with tail
- Long^4 hook with tail --> Trans-long^4 hook with tail
Orientations of long tails
Similar to the above, this concerns tails above a given length. While in this case the tails have minor structural differences, these are mostly ignored as the rest of the tail has effectively identical structural discrepancy as to what is stated above.
- Tub with cis-tail --> Cis-tub with long^3 tail
- Tub with long^3 tail --> Trans-tub with long^3 tail
- Tub with long cis-tail --> Cis-tub with long^4 tail
- Tub with long^4 tail --> Trans-tub with long^4 tail
- Boat with cis-tail --> Cis-boat with long^3 tail
- Boat with long^3 tail --> Trans-boat with long^3 tail
Distinguishing sides of the line
In cases where two still lifes or small components are connected by a three-cell line, moves have been made to indicate whether they can occupy the same side of the line. If so, there now exists a "cis-line" page for the resulting induction coil, and the existing pages have been moved to "trans-line" accordingly.
- Cis-boat line tub --> Cis-boat trans-line tub
- Trans-boat line tub --> Trans-boat trans-line tub
Identical induction coil pairs
To reduce redundancy, "x and x" or "Bi-x" induction coils have been moved to "Mirrored x" for mirror-symmetric pairs, and "Rotated x" for rotationally-symmetric pairs.
- Table and table --> Mirrored table
- Bi-cap --> Mirrored cap
- Rotated C --> Rotated house
- Dead spark coil --> Mirrored house
In addition, less-symmetric pairs have also been renamed as to be more consistent with the standard terminology (according to what is said on Professor).
- Bookends --> Cis-mirrored bookend
- Up wing on wing --> Cis-mirrored wing
- Up dove on dove --> Cis-mirrored dove
- Skew R-bees --> Shift-mirrored bun
R-deprecation
This is a more personal change than anything, but is intended to bring induction coil sets to be more in line with the "hook to bookend" change.
- Cis-mirrored R-bee --> Cis-mirrored bun
- Trans-mirrored R-bee --> Trans-mirrored bun
- Cis-rotated R-bee --> Cis-rotated bun
- Trans-rotated R-bee --> Trans-rotated bun
- Cis-R-bee and R-loaf --> Cis-bun and wing
- Trans-R-bee and R-loaf --> Trans-bun and wing
- R-bee and snake --> Trans-snake on bun
- R-bee on beehive --> Beehive bridge bun
- R-mango and house --> Meta-dove and house
- R-bee with feather --> Bun with feather
Other changes
These changes are miscellaneous and do not fit in any of the above categories.
- Hook with nine --> Claw with nine
- this one was just outright wrong
- Ortho-loaf on table --> Trans-loaf on table
- since there are only two orientations, "ortho", "para" seemed unneccessary; compare the two isomers of boat on table, which I've renamed this to geometrically resemble
- Cis-boat and cap --> Cis-boat on cap
- "and" is for cases of two induction coils, and boat is not an induction coil
- Trans-fuse with two tails --> Fuse with two tails
- length-2 fuses can only have two tails in trans orientation
- Long melusine --> Long fuse with two tails
- consistency with the above
- Very long melusine --> Trans-very long fuse with two tails
- also consistency with the above, and a similar deal to the hook orientation problem described above
- Python siamese snake --> Snake siamese long snake
- "python" is used nowhere else in siamese notation
- Beehive with bend tail --> Beehive with hooked tail
- for consistency with Boat with hooked tail
- Inflected long snake --> Long snake with feather
- the concept of "inflection" seems to apply more to modified curls, and this was inconsistent it's mostly everything with an attached feather
Pattern ID changes
Not necessarily page moves (in many of these cases, the pages were moved years ago), but things that the auto-uploader will need to pay attention to as the associated templates have been modified.
- Bipole on boat --> Boat tie bipole
- Ship on bipole --> Bipole tie ship
- Eater tie boat --> Boat tie eater head
- Long boat on boat --> Boat tie long boat
- Boat-ship-tie --> Boat tie ship
- Boat on quadpole --> Boat tie quadpole
- Bipole bridge pseudo-barberpole --> Bipole tie pseudo-barberpole
- Ship on quadpole --> Quadpole tie ship
- Boat on tripole --> Boat tie tripole
- Ship on tripole --> Tripole tie ship
- Boat on long snake --> Boat tie long snake
- Ship on snake --> Ship tie snake
- Boat on snake --> Boat tie snake
- Tub with long long tail --> Tub with very long tail
- LWSS on MWSS --> LWSS on MWSS 1
- Cis-aircraft on table --> Carrier bridge table
New pages
In the process of these edits, new pages have also been created for patterns that did not previously have pages. A list of all such pages is below.
It should be noted that a large amount of the moves made above were done with the intent of allowing the following pattern pages to be created without needing to move them immediately after being created as to adapt to the new system. As such, if a decision is made to revert a large amount of the above moves (not recommended), the following new pages should be moved as well.
Still lifes
- Trans-mirrored bookend
- Shift-mirrored bookend
- Trans-rotated bookend
- Bookend bridge bookend
- Bun bridge bun
- Shift-bookend and bun
- Para-bookend and bun
- Meta-bookend and bun
- Ortho-bookend and bun
- Bookend bridge bun
- Cis-snake on bookend
- Trans-snake on bookend
- Cis-snake on bun
- Cis-loaf on table
- House bridge house
- Rotated cap
- Para-bun and house
- Meta-bun and house
- Ortho-bun and house
- Bun bridge house
- Para-bookend and house
- Meta-bookend and house
- Ortho-bookend and house
- Bookend bridge house
- Cis-snake on wing
- Trans-snake on wing
- Trans-mirrored wing
- Shift-mirrored wing
- Cis-rotated wing
- Trans-rotated wing
- Wing bridge wing
- Trans-mirrored dove
- Shift-mirrored dove
- Cis-rotated dove
- Trans-rotated dove
- Dove bridge dove
- Cis-snake on dove
- Trans-snake on dove
- Snake on house
- Bookend bridge wing
- Bookend bridge dove
- Bun bridge wing
- Bun bridge dove
- Dove bridge wing
- House bridge wing
- Dove bridge house
- Trans-boat on cap
- Krake
- Trans-loaf with nine
- Cis-loaf with nine
- Trans-long boat with nine
- Cis-long boat with nine
- Hat with tail
- Cis-very long boat with tail
- Trans-very long boat with tail
- Beehive bridge bookend
- Cis-long boat on table
- Trans-long boat on table
- Cis-boat up on long bookend
- Cis-boat down on long bookend
- Trans-boat up on long bookend
- Trans-boat down on long bookend
- Cis-mirrored long bookend
- Rotated dock
- Tapeworm
- Eater head tie ship
- Eater tail tie ship
- Boat tie long ship
- Squid
- Cis-mirrored elf-shoe
- Trans-bun and dove
- Cis-bun and dove
Oscillators
Spaceships
Components
- Main article: Still life component
Disambiguation pages
As a result of these changes, there are now more disambiguation pages on the wiki to assist with distinguishing of similarly-named patterns. Some pages are new, others are made from recycled redirects.
- Barge with nine
- Block on long bookend
- Boat line hook
- Boat on cap
- Boat on long bookend
- Boat tie eater
- Boat with long^3 tail
- Bookend and bun
- Bookend and house
- Bookends
- Bun and house
- Buns
- Cap and cap
- Dock and dock
- Dock and long bookend
- Doves
- Eater tie ship
- JC
- Hook line hook
- House and house
- Loaf on table
- Loaf with nine
- Long boat on table
- Long boat with nine
- Long^3 hook with tail
- Long^4 hook with tail
- LWSS on MWSS
- Mango with tail
- Snake on bookend
- Snake on bun
- Snake on dove
- Snake on wing
- Table and table
- Tub line tub
- Tub with long^3 tail
- Tub with long^4 tail
- Very long boat with tail
- Very long fuse with two tails
- Very long hook with nine
- Very long hook with tail
- Wings (disambiguation)
Dead links
A large amount of this renaming was done without leaving behind redirects as to not create a giant mess with redirect chains. Some redirects were also rewritten with moves, resulting in their deletion. Only some redirects have been remade so far since not everything is done, meaning that the following terms are now redlinks. As much effort as possible has been made to fix links to these names within the wiki, and as such any damage is limited to external sites such as Catagolue and the Life Lexicon.
As this series of moves has been done with the intent of cleaning up names, it would be preferable to remake as few of these as possible, and fixing the sites that point to them is the preferable option as to incentivise adoption of the fixed names.
Note that this list does not include page names which were "repurposed" for something else.
Incorrect use of "on" when "and" is correct
- Table on table
- Cap on cap
- Cis-dock on dock
- Cis-long house on long house
- House on house
Incorrect use of "and" when "on" is correct
- R-bee and snake
- Ortho-loaf and table
- Ortho loaf and table
- Cis-boat and cap
Incorrect use of "on" when "tie" is correct
- Eater on boat
- Boat on eater
- Eater 1 on boat
- Quadpole on boat
- Boat on quadpole
- Bipole on boat
- Ship on bipole
- Ship on quadpole
- Bipole on ship
- Quadpole on ship
- Tripole on boat
- Boat on tripole
- Tripole on ship
- Ship on tripole
- Boat on long snake
- Ship on snake
- Ship on aircraft
- Long boat on boat
- Boat on carrier
- Boat on aircraft
- Boat on snake
Incorrect use of "bridge" when "tie" is correct
- Bipole bridge pseudo barberpole
- Bipole bridge pseudo-barberpole
- Pseudo-barberpole bridge bipole
- Aircraft carrier bridge ship
Unwanted "integral"/"amphisbaena" substitutions
- Integral with hook
- Integral with claw
- Integral with tub
- Integral with two tubs
- Integral with tub and hook
- Integral with cis-hook
- Integral with long hook and tub
- Boat amphisbaena (disambiguation)
- Boat amphisbaena
- Cis-boat amphisbaena
- Trans-boat amphisbaena
- Integral with long hook
- Fuse with tail and integral
Unwanted "hook" usage
- Cis-mirrored hook
- Cis-rotated hook
- Cis-hook and R-bee
- Trans-hook and R-bee
- Longhook
- Cis-block on long hook
- Cis-block and long hook
- Cis block and longhook
- Trans-block on long hook
- Trans-block and long hook
- Trans block and longhook
- Trans-block and long bookend
- Beacon on long hook (disambiguation)
- Cis-beacon-up and long hook
- Cis-beacon-down and long hook
- Trans-beacon-up and long hook
- Trans-beacon-down and long hook
- Cis-beacon up and long hook
- Cis-beacon down and long hook
- Trans-beacon up and long hook
- Trans-beacon down and long hook
- Cis-beacon up and longhook
- Dock and long hook
- Longhook and dock
- Long hook and dock
Unwanted R prefix
- Cis-mirrored R-bee
- Trans-mirrored R-bee
- Skew R-bees
- Cis-rotated R-bee
- Trans-rotated R-bee
- Cis-mirrored R-loaf
- Cis-mirrored R-mango
- Cis-R-bee and R-loaf
- Cis-R-bee and R-mango
- R-mango and house
- R-mango and C
- R-bee with feather
Hook length problem
- Cis hook with tail
- Cis-hook with tail
- Inverted very long hook
- Inverted very long hook with tail
- Long long hook with tail
- Extra long hook with tail
- Long trans-hook with tail
- Long cis-hook with tail
- Extra long hook
- Remarkably long hook with tail
- Very long cis-hook with tail
Tail length problem
- Tub with cis-tail
- Tub with extra long tail
- Tub with long cis-tail
- Tub with remarkably long tail
- Extra long tub-shillelagh
- Boat with cis-tail
- Boat with extra long tail
Names which are not specific enough
- Boat line tub
- Cis-boat line tub
- Trans-boat line tub
Other deprecated terms
- Bi cap
- Bicap
- bi-cap is itself partially deprecated, and I haven't seen these variants used
- Up wing on wing
- Up dove on dove
- "up/down" for two induction coils isn't used nearly as often and seemingly goes against convention
- Ortho-loaf on table
- because we don't usually use "ortho" for cases this simple
- Rotated C
- because it's more often known as house anyway
- R-bee on beehive
- "on" is incorrect as there is a physical connection
- Tub with long long tail
- iterated "long" has been deprecated for several years
- Cis fuse with two tails
- prefixes generally have a following hyphen
- Trans-fuse with two tails
- useless distinction as stated earlier
- Python siamese snake
- no other uses of "Python" in siamese naming
- Beehive bend tail
- Beehive with bend tail
- was inconsistent with "Boat with hooked tail"
- Inflected long snake
- "inflected" was inconsistent and seemed misused
Misleading links
Before the moving started, these pages referred to something else. The changes have resulting in these moving elsewhere, and something else moving to where they were previously. External sites should also be updated to account for these.
- Hook with nine (moved to Claw with nine, replaced with Integral with claw)
- Table and table (now a disambiguation page)
- Bookends (moved to Cis-mirrored bookend, now a disambiguation page)
- Pair of bookends (now redirects to Bookends)
- Long hook (moved to Long bookend, now redirects to Pre-pre-pre-block)
- Very long hook with tail (moved to Trans-very long hook with tail, now a disambiguation page)
- Very long hook (now redirects to Pre^4-block)
- Long^3 hook with tail (moved to Trans-long^3 hook with tail, now a disambiguation page)
- Long^4 hook with tail (moved to Trans-long^4 hook with tail, now a disambiguation page)
- Tub with long^3 tail (now a disambiguation page)
- Tub with long^4 tail (now a disambiguation page)
- Boat with long^3 tail (now a disambiguation page)