Thank you so so so much for this contribution! I've updated
tube.cadence.moe with your changes.

Hi Dae, thanks for the kind words!

To explain why this is happening, Fandom has a limit on how quickly one 
person can view lots of pages. Normally this doesn't matter, because the 
limit is so high that a normal person would never see it.

However, when people are browsing through BreezeWiki, Fandom doesn't see 
all the requests for pages as coming from the people all around the 
world. Fandom sees all these  as if they're just coming from BreezeWiki. 
This means it's much more likely to hit the limit. When it hits the 
limit, you see this page.

To help you out, volunteers runs lots of copies of BreezeWiki around the 
world, called "mirrors". Fandom sees these as different. So even if one

Websockets won't help because I would need to provide the video in the 
form of an mp4 that the browser can load directly into a <video> element 
without javascript.

> but would you consider adding an opt
out/exclusion option for individual fandom wikis?

That's a fair idea.

Is this exclusion list something you'd like added for the big BreezeWiki 
redirection banner, or for the Indie Wiki Buddy browser extension, or 
both?

C

This isn't possible right now because NewLeaf doesn't have the ability to 
proxy video streams. I've tried to add this feature in the past, but none 
of my attempts have succeeded reliably. If you know Python, I would 
really welcome you to contribute code for this feature! This would most 
likely involve changing the NewLeaf web server from CherryPy to something 
else, as CherryPy streamed responses do not work well.

The local fetcher, in local-video.js, is used only when "Play videos on: 
Local" is set in the settings. If you'd like to use the default or user 
set instance, you'll need to set "Play videos on: CloudTube".

I think it probably wouldn't be that easy because you'd still need to 
manually set up things like a configuration file. So you'd have to follow 
manual setup instructions and have a visible install directory even if it 
was installed through pypi.

If I'm wrong please let me know!

What do I need to do to be able to visit i2p links?

Hi! Could you give some examples of https://community.fandom.com/wiki/w:c 
links that you've encountered in the wild? I found a few by searching the 
web, but they all seem to just be redirects. Are there any that aren't 
redirects?

I also don't really understand what Wikidata has to do with this. Could 
you explain?

Thanks in advance for the assistance.

Added HELLMET wiki. Thanks for the suggestion.