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Wikipedia:New pages patrol/Backlog drives

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NPP backlog
Articles
23878 ↑274
Oldest article
10 years old
Redirects
49718
Oldest redirect
5 years old
Article reviews
1334
Redirect reviews
2250
  • There is a very large articles backlog
  • The articles backlog is growing very rapidly (↑1366 since last week)
  • There is a very large redirects backlog
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Backlog drives are conducted by the NPP team, whenever we feel that backlog is too high. Usually, they are a month long, and participants are awarded barnstars based on the number of reviews that they complete during the drive.

List of backlog drives

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Future drives

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Past drives

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Previous backlog drives have included:

For the awards given out to participants in the backlog drives, go to Wikipedia:New pages patrol/Backlog drives/Awards, and Wikipedia:New pages patrol/Backlog drives/Redirect drive awards.

FAQ

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Q1: Are redirects counted towards my score?
A1: Yes for a redirect/combined backlog drive. No, for an article-only backlog drive.
Q2: Are old articles counted?
A2: Any and all articles are counted, as long as they are reviewed during the time period of the drive.
Q3: Can re-reviews be completed after the drive period is passed?
A3: Yes. However, the purpose of re-reviewing is to provide feedback to fellow reviewers, which means it's important to complete re-reviews throughout the drive. Re-reviews may be completed for up to 7 days after the drive has ended.
Q4: I have been busy reviewing new pages but I still seem to have a 0 on the leader board. What's the problem?
A4: Please check the following:
  1. You have registered as a participant for the relevant drive on the signup page.
  2. You are reviewing articles/redirects (as appropriate), not AfC drafts.
  3. You are using the page curation toolbar for your reviews.
If all of the above is true, then please leave a message on the drive's talk page. A coordinator will reply ASAP.
Q5: What is the logic behind the streak awards?
A5: A streak as defined by wikitionary is a continuous series of like events. The streak awards are meant to encourage consistency in reviewing among the participants. Let's say that a participant has the following scores for each week during the drive: 70, 30, 100 and 80. In this case, their minimum across all the weeks is 30, and they would get the appropriate streak award based on that number.
Q6: My deletions with Twinkle weren't added to the leaderboard, what gives?
A6: The bot only tracks entries in the page curation and patrol logs. However, you're welcome to use Twinkle (as some editors prefer to do) and submit your deletion log on the backlog drive talk page at the end of the drive for points. There is typically an expectation that you do so within 3 days of the drive having finished. If you intend to be away when the drive ends, feel free to mention this and submit the logs earlier there.

Userbox

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Participants can place a drive userbox on their userpage using {{Wikipedia:New pages patrol/Backlog drives userbox|X}}. Replace X with the number of drives you have participated in. It displays as follows:

This user has participated in X Backlog Drives with the New pages patrol.

Instructions for coordinators

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