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This page is for New Page Reviewers to discuss the process with each other and to ask for and provide help to fellow reviewers. Discussion also takes place on our Discord server (invite link) For discussions on other matters, such as bugs, etc., please navigate through the tabs, or go to the discussion pages of the relevant policies.
New pages patrol (NPP) is a group of Wikipedians that check whether new articles, redirects and other pages conform to Wikipedia's core content policies. The purpose of new pages patrol is equally to identify pages which cannot meet this standard, and so should be deleted , and to support the improvement of those that can.
Thousands of volunteers work every day to make sure that English Wikipedia is a source of reliable, high-quality information. The team of 400+ New Page Reviewers perform an important function — triaging newly-created articles to weed out obviously bad pages, and fixing pages that need to be fixed.
This page in a nutshell: This page contains information about the New Page Reviewer right and related policy and guidelines. New Page Reviewer is a user permission applied to Wikipedia accounts for users, which grants them the patrol right, allowing them to work with the New Pages Feed [ 1 ] and the Page Curation Tool to process, approve, or ...
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The tutorial at NPP is comprehensive and easily readable, it just needs a bit of time to study. To help you master it, the New Page Review training program is designed to help new and/or inexperienced users who wish to assist with maintenance tasks to understand the basic principles of reviewing new pages on Wikipedia, and to provide one-on-one help in the use of the New Pages Feed and its ...
New Page Patrollers are sometimes stereotyped as having certain characteristics: that they are overwhelmingly male, North American teenagers with little experience editing and low educational standards. For example, they are at times portrayed as secondary school students. This study found that while some of these ideas have credence, some do not.