User:Martinp23/NPWatcher
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NPWatcher | |
Developer: | Martinp23 |
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Latest release: | 1.0.0.0 / April 6, 2007 |
OS: | Microsoft Windows (with .NET 2.0) Also built in .NET 1.1 |
Use: | Wikipedia Tools |
Website: | download here |
NPWatcher is a Wikipedia tool, which allows users to perform new page patrol easily, with a graphical interface for the attachment of appropriate deletion tags, as well as a prodding interface and an AfD feature. For administrators, the program has a far greater range of capabilities (after all, there are only so many new pages, but innumerable backlogs!) which all the patrol of CAT:CSD and of any other category (eg, the latest backlogged prod category, or all the various fair use images which qualify for speedy deletion). For prods, the program allows the admin to upgrade the debate to an AfD, and for images, the program can quickly orphan a file prior to deletion (where appropriate). For the new pages features, the program uses the newpages RSS feed to get a list of a selected number of new pages, which can then be opened, checked and marked for deletion at the click of a button. The program also facilitates the placing of various user page templates. If you're interested in using the program, please add yourself to the approvals page. There is a dedicated IRC channel for NPWatcher: #NPWatcher.
The program is now also building in .NET 1.1, which can mean that there is support in earlier Windows systems, and possible support (in future) for non-Windows systems through mono or dotGNU, and possibly Wine. If you'd like this .NET 1.1 version, please leave a message on User talk:Martinp23.
Any questions about the use of the program can be left for:
Contents |
[edit] Changelog for NPWatcher
[edit] v 1.0.0.0
Image handling improved, bugs fixed and {{notenglish}} expanded. Also, one button added ({{uncategorized}}).
[edit] Button Functions
[edit] Deletion
- Opens up a popup to allow you to specify your own reason for speedy deletion.
- Opens up a popup to allow you to choose which form of non-notability(General Bio, Group, Band, etc.) you want to nominate the article for.
- Marks the article as an advertisement for a company, product, group, or service.
- Marks the article as Foreign, Copied and pasted from another wiki, or transwikied.
- States that the article was posted again after being deleted once before.
- Marks the article as nonsense or incoherent babble and automatically warns the user via their talk page.
- States that the article was used to test something and automatically warns the user via their talk page and likes to the Sandbox
- Marks the article as Pure Vandalism and automatically warns the user via their talk page.
- Marks the article for deletion per the request of the original AND only editor.
- Marks the article for deletion due to the original AND only editor blanking(Deleting ALL text) from the page.
- States that the article in question is a Talk page of a non-existent article.
- States that the article is being used to attack it's subject matter and automatically warns the user via their talk page.
- Marks the article for deletion due to lack of content and context.
- States that the redirect page has no target and is therefore useless.
- States that the redirect page inappropriately redirects to a user's personal page.
- States that the redirect page is the product of an implausible typo.
- States that the page is in violation of copyright law.
- Prod (And Warn): Proposes the deletion of an article that does not meet any Speedy Deletion criteria but are still deletion candidates. Also automatically warns the user via their user talk page.
- AfD (And Warn): Opens up an Article For Deletion debate page to discuss if the page should be deleted. Also automatically warns the user via their user talk page.