I made a Wiki Topic, and would like it to be publicly revealed which users have edited the Wiki. Right now, even after other users have edited the wiki-post, the post is still attributed to a single person: me. Any way to change that?

A post can always only be attributed to one person. But you can click on the pencil symbol in the top right corner of the post to see the edit history and who edited.

Just want to point out that I made a Theme Component for this: [image] Discourse Wiki Coeditors Theme component information_source Summary Credits everyone who edited a wiki post, right under the post hammer_and_wrench Repository GitHub - criptonautas/discourse-wiki-coeditors: Discourse theme component: credits everyone who edited a wiki post, under the post · GitHub question Install Guide How to install a theme or theme component open_book New to Discourse Themes? Beginner’s guide to using Discourse Themes Install this theme component Discourse keeps every wiki edit, but ne…

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satonotdead November 12, 2026, 8:18pm 4

Just want to point out that I made a Theme Component for this:

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