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what are 'patrolled edits'?
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On the [[Special:Recentchanges|recent changes]] page, there's an option to "hide patrolled edits".  "Patrolled edits" are edits which have been reviewed by a [[Conservapedia:Sysops|Sysop]] and determined not to be vandalism.
  
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In recent changes you see lines which start with an exclamation point.
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This is part of a feature in [[MediaWiki]] software intended to support wikis which allow anonymous edits.
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(if you are a sysop)
 
  
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The red ! indicates an edit which COULD be vandalism .
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When a Sysop views the recent changes pages, some edits are listed with a red exclamation mark:
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# (diff) (hist) . . ! Capitalism‎; 23:50 . . (+176) . . Hektor (Talk | contribs | block)
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The exclamation point indicates that the edit has not been reviewed by a Sysop.  When a Sysop has reviewed the edit and determine it isn't vandalism, he or she clicks the 'patrolled' button, and the edit is marked as patrolled.  It then shows up as:
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# (diff) (hist) . . Capitalism‎; 23:50 . . (+176) . . Hektor (Talk | contribs | block)
  
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When a sysop "patrols" it, the red exclamation point goes away.
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This feature was designed for [[Wikipedia]] by [[User:Ed_Poor]] and Maveric147.
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# (diff) (hist) . . ! Capitalism‎; 23:50 . . (+176) . . Hektor (Talk | contribs | block)
 
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ah.  so the 'hide patrolled edits' option is pretty pointless for non-sysops, i guess
 
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So somebody needs to 'patrol' Hektor's edit to Capitalism
 
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do you know what criteria it uses for decide what edits get the exclamation point?
 
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Every edit gets an exclamation point!
 
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# (diff) (hist) . . Capitalism‎; 23:50 . . (+176) . . Hektor (Talk | contribs | block)
 
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so normally every edit gets reviewed by a sysop?
 
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I have now marked Hektor's edit as patrolled, so the shriek (!) is gone.
 
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or at least the software supports that model
 
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<Ed_Poor> Um, yes, that's how Maveric147 and I designed it at Wikipedia.
 
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<Ed_Poor> We got the MediaWiki developers to put in that feature.
 
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I'm guessing it's not used that way at cp?
 
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This was at a time when we were getting a lot of vandalism because
 
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Wikipedia did not require registration
 
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if CP opened itself up to unregistered editing, we'd have to spend a lot of time on "recent changes patrol"
 

Latest revision as of 04:13, April 14, 2007

On the recent changes page, there's an option to "hide patrolled edits". "Patrolled edits" are edits which have been reviewed by a Sysop and determined not to be vandalism.

This is part of a feature in MediaWiki software intended to support wikis which allow anonymous edits.

When a Sysop views the recent changes pages, some edits are listed with a red exclamation mark:

# (diff) (hist) . . ! Capitalism‎; 23:50 . . (+176) . . Hektor (Talk | contribs | block)

The exclamation point indicates that the edit has not been reviewed by a Sysop. When a Sysop has reviewed the edit and determine it isn't vandalism, he or she clicks the 'patrolled' button, and the edit is marked as patrolled. It then shows up as:

# (diff) (hist) . . Capitalism‎; 23:50 . . (+176) . . Hektor (Talk | contribs | block)

This feature was designed for Wikipedia by User:Ed_Poor and Maveric147.