Wiki posts seem to have lost their background colour?
See this wiki post for example:
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The background color for wiki posts in Discourse has been removed. lrossouw noticed this change and pointed out that the option to customize wiki post color was still available, but not working. zogstrip initially removed the color, but later restored it and changed the default color zogstrip. However, after further discussion, codinghorror decided to remove the wiki color altogether, leaving only the “wiki” class for customization purposes. This change is reflected in GitHub commits 13983c2f80e21873689d7c1d8eccba2367a7f744 and c2cc9da9a784ae650d8b1ae94006943e0db9f83f.
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If memory serves, it was decided that green wasn’t needed. I can’t find where I saw it. I don’t see it here, so maybe it was in changelog or github.com comments.
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I removed about a couple of weeks ago since it was being too obvious. You can easily add it back with a customization 
It’s still available as a custom colour on the customisation settings, but seems to be ignored?
Either the change should remove that setting or the change should just change the default colour there?
I’d prefer the latter, but up to you.
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Good point. I forgot about that color customisation. I’ll add the CSS back and change the default color.
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Reason I was needing it is that my users are new to Discourse and really will take forever to notice a wiki post. I need the colour.
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Note, we do not want to carry forward the wiki color, so this will simply be a CSS class you can target with CSS customizations.
After some talk, we decided to remove that color altogether and just leave the “wiki” class so that you can easily customise wiki posts.
https://github.com/discourse/discourse/commit/c2cc9da9a784ae650d8b1ae94006943e0db9f83f
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