Add link to settings page on Content authoring admin page

I can't seem to select 1.2.x-dev here on drupal.org (only 1.1.x-dev) but at least the GitLab MR targets 1.2.x.

Deleting non-issue related question, and move it into a separate issue.

1.2.2: Added links to the Wayback Filter settings page. Added a "Nice to know" section. Should be available now → .

The official Wayback Filter song is, of course, Take Me Back by Van Morrisson.

Take me way, way, way, way, way, way, way back (Ha)
Help me un— help me understand
Take me, do you remember the time darlin'
When everything made more sense in the world? (Yeah)
Oh, I remember, I remember when life made more sense

The Wayback Filter might take the user back to a time when links were not broken.

It sometimes feels like there has been a "Link Killers of The World Unite" call. I have seen a business get almost wiped out, after all links were broken after a move from one CMS to another. When I called it out to the responsible developers (I arrived after the deed), it was dismissed with "You all just need to build new landing pages".

PS. It would be a badge of honour to have Wayback Filter listed as a project I have contributed to on my profile, if possible. It has gotten easier to grant credit, and can be done at any time, even after an issue is permanently closed. So a maintainer can simply check the box and Save, and credit is given.

I did a test run together with @grzegorzbartman from Droptica.com in #3521696-13: Embed fonts to comply with EU GDPR → , and it worked well, so I updated the Credit documentation page https://www.drupal.org/docs/develop/issues/issue-procedures-and-etiquett... → .

Credits granted → . When exiting a casino, pockets lined with credits, you usually exchange the credits for something valuable in the outside world (usually money). Where can I use my woefully incomplete molehill of credits → ?

Thanks! Yes, it would be great to be able to exchange issue credit for money. Though a position on page #2 of https://www.drupal.org/organizations/all → may also be considered worthwhile. But mainly, it feels good to contribute to different awesome modules and have them listed under my profile, like this one now.

All assignations and credits are fine now.

Doing good work definitely scratches an itch.