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@Mr Bambu All staff are "real staff", just we're valuable for different reasons. In fact, even Non-Staff users are also important since they make it a community.
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Important: Staff help needed!
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@Dark I think he was just joking...I think.
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You can use this page to monitor recent edits for all pages in the wiki: https://vsbattles.fandom.com/wiki/Special:RecentChanges?hidepatrolled=1&limit=4000
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Got it. Now I think that we should determine our "spheres of influence", as there're already tons of unpatrolled edits. A certain administrator/content moderator might be intrested in patrolling pages related to characters/verses which he/she knows about.
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Well, I am not sure if splitting the work in that manner is sufficient to get a reasonably large part of the work done.
I tend to sift away the edits of the experienced members that consistently know what they are doing, check the rest for structure and grammar errors that I continuously fix, and ask for explanations from whoever made the edits about the uncertain statistics changes that are done without any summaries that link to content revision threads that have been accepted by staff members.
Still, maybe your idea is better for chipping away at the monitored edits. I do not know.
I mean, it is important that you do not mark edits as patrolled if you are uncertain what to do about them, and whether or not they seem reliable.
I tend to sift away the edits of the experienced members that consistently know what they are doing, check the rest for structure and grammar errors that I continuously fix, and ask for explanations from whoever made the edits about the uncertain statistics changes that are done without any summaries that link to content revision threads that have been accepted by staff members.
Still, maybe your idea is better for chipping away at the monitored edits. I do not know.
I mean, it is important that you do not mark edits as patrolled if you are uncertain what to do about them, and whether or not they seem reliable.
