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Wiki-Aid

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For people who don't have 250/500 mainspace edits or want to muck about with monobooks but want to help remove vandalism.

Wiki-Aid
Developer(s)Gareth Foot
Operating systemWindows
PlatformVisual Basic .NET
TypeCounter-vandal tool
LicenseGPLv2
WebsiteSourceforge.net

About

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db-test, uw-create? Can't remember the 28 different warning templates about warning a user, or the several for requesting a speedy delete? How about informing an admin about vandalism? Where is that page? Wiki-Aid simplifies these problems by adding a sidebar interface which offers:

  • Quick access to New User Changes / Recent Changes
  • Quick access of a users contributions, talk page, logs and statistics once a user page has been visited
  • A Revert Last Change button which reverts the last known change of a page without accessing the Diff page
  • Auto entry of speed delete, warn user and the classic cookie welcome message
  • Quick report button for vandalism
  • Quick Redirect button, no more mistakes (Unless you don't know the title)
  • Signs templates that have been inserted by Wiki-Aid
  • An option to logout on exit
  • A warning if you are not logged in

Planned Features

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  • Identify editors on article view
  • Full Screen
  • Spell Check
  • Verify Category Links - Partial Working, requires Preview to be viewed
  • Toolbar View
  • Template Wizard (Under Constructon)

Requested Features / Bugs

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Feel free to edit here (with common sense)

Notes

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  • All edits are your own, misusing Wiki-Aid will only get you banned. Wiki-Aid does not submit any forms (allowing for preview of the article) for this very reason. Don't bite the newcomers!
  • This program was made on a widescreen laptop so may not be suitable for those with a small screen. Alternative view is a future feature.
  • The Microsoft .NET framework v2 is required to run this program. It will download and install for free if you don't have it.
  • To tackle the issue of vandalism, there is a subroutine that can be activated to stop users upon logging on. Without logging on, some features are disabled. Yes, you could just modify the source code, but I feel that will be too much hassle.