Just to be clear, the changes to the pages you were watching were not made by you right?

Mediawiki does not trigger a watch when you made the edit yourself.

Also, it only triggers the one time on the first change and then you need to re-add the page to watch again...

Replying to [comment:1 kevin]:

Just to be clear, the changes to the pages you were watching were not made by you right?

Mediawiki does not trigger a watch when you made the edit yourself.

yes, I am not speaking of a change I had made (not that I have made any, but ...)

Also, it only triggers the one time on the first change and then you need to re-add the page to watch again...

and while I am surprised that a single change will invalidate future notifications (I am used to the CentOS 'watches' I have which let me see each change, making it possible to identify and revert wiki-spamming), I have NEVER received a Fedora watchlist notification (I have been waiting to see one, and would then have written a procmail rule marker

Thanks

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