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Video Tour Script for Page Curation. Created and narrated by Fabrice Florin on September 20, 2012.
Currently, page patrol tools like this one make it difficult to review new pages quickly and accurately, and can be frustrating for both patrollers and creators.
Page Curation aims to offer a better experience, by providing two integrated tools: the New Pages Feed and the Curation Toolbar.
Here's how they work.
The New Pages Feed can be sorted by date, or filtered by a variety of criteria, so you can easily find articles to review by type -- or even by user name.
Let's go over these tools one at a time.
Page Info lets you view information about this page, including its status, its creator and last reviewer, as well as possible issues, such as lack of categories or references -- and the page history.
Once you've reviewed a page, you can 'mark it as reviewed’, to let others know that you have checked it and did not find any serious problems. If you like, you can also add a personal message on the creator's talk page to greet them or help them improve the article. A green icon then appears, so that other patrollers know they don't need to review this page.
If you find issues with this page, you can quickly add maintenance tags such as this one, so other editors know what to fix. You can select as many tags as needed, and add them to the page all at once.
Finally, you can use the 'Next tool to jump to the next page in your list, until you find another article to review.
So that's Page Curation in a nutshell. For more information, click on the 'Learn more' links.
We hope you'll find Page Curation useful. Enjoy ...
Click on a date/time to view the file as it appeared at that time.
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