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Wikipedia:New pages patrol/patrolled pages

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Patrolled pages (or new pages patrolling) is a subset of the patrolled edits MediaWiki software feature, installed in Wikipedia in November 2007, that indicates whether an article has been patrolled by a reviewer or administrator through Special:NewPages, Special:NewPagesFeed, Special:RecentChanges, or otherwise.

What to mark as patrolled

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  • Any page that is nominated for discussion so editors do not waste time patrolling a new page that has already been patrolled.
  • Any page that is appropriate for Wikipedia, although if it requires significant work, it should have a tag explaining that it needs major improvement.

What not to mark as patrolled

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  • Any page that is tagged for speedy deletion or proposed for deletion, so that in the case the tag is removed, it will be sent back to the new page feed to be checked again.
  • Pages you are not sure about and want a second (or third) opinion on.
  • Any page that is not speedily deletable but still has serious issues and is not (yet) tagged appropriately.
  • Any page where the title might be subject to revision deletion.

See also

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