Difference between revisions of "PeerReview"

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* Anonymous editor
 
* Anonymous editor
  
* [[Login]], can move (rename) pages, upload images, watch pages, be emailed from the site
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* [[Login]], can move (rename) pages, upload images, watch pages, be emailed from the site - [[Why create an account?]]
  
 
* [[AutoPatrolled]], a permissions group which has auto patrols edits, meaning that the persons edits are automatically deemed constructive and not needing review of each one.
 
* [[AutoPatrolled]], a permissions group which has auto patrols edits, meaning that the persons edits are automatically deemed constructive and not needing review of each one.

Revision as of 22:10, 23 November 2007

Proposal

To maintain this site's quality, we give people the tools to do so, after all, a small group of staff can't do it alone.

  • Anonymous editor
  • AutoPatrolled, a permissions group which has auto patrols edits, meaning that the persons edits are automatically deemed constructive and not needing review of each one.
  • SiteReviewers - gives auto patrolled folks an extra tools to help with maintaining site quality, i.e to deem an edit constructive
    • peerrev - is removed (superceded by SiteReviewers)
  • Bureaucrats - ability to create bureaucrats and sysops, and rename people

Discussion

Currently this is called RecentChanges patrol - there is some movement to get away from the patrolling "bad" edits ideology and to review peer edits.

pros/cons for deletion ability

pros

  • category pages
  • junk pages
  • request for deletion
  • adult images
  • deletion log can be a way to monitor this as well as recent changes and would be auto patrolled.

cons

  • it's concerning when a non trafficked page can be deleted with virtually no oversight
  • by needing to check deletion log and recent changes it is creating more work.
  • it is an action that doesn't show up on a watched list.
  • deletion is not a fundamental issue for the site currently

Do we (the royal community we) agree?

Please indicate YES or NotYet below and when we have a clear consensus, we can act on it.
  • Ted: NotYet We're not done refactoring yet.
  • Mark: NotYet


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