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er en udvidelse til MediaWiki-softwaren, der tillader en wiki at overvåge ændringerne, der er foretaget til siderne og til mere omhyggeligt at styre det indhold, der vises til wikiens læsere. Siderne kan være markeret med visse 'redaktører' og 'anmeldere' for at vise, at de er blevet gennemlæst og fundet at opfylde alle kriterier wikien kræver. Hver efterfølgende version af siden kan være 'markeret' af disse brugere med henblik på at gennemgå nye ændringer. En wiki kan bruge en skala af sådanne flag, hvor kun bestemte brugere har tilladelse til at indstille hver enkelt flag.

Muligheden for markerede ændringer gør det lettere at koordinere processen med at vedligeholde en wiki, da det er meget tydeligere hvilke redigeringer som er nye (og potentielt uønskede), og hvilke som er blevet accepteret som konstruktive. Det er dog muligt, at konfigurere sider, så kun ændringer, der er markeret til et bestemt niveau er synlige, når siden bliver set af læserne. Derfor vil ændringer, der er skrevet af brugere, som ikke kan afmærke den resulterende version til et tilstrækkeligt højt niveau, forblive i en 'kladde'-form indtil ændringen er markeret af en anden bruger, der kan indstille et højere flag.

FlaggedRevs er yderst fleksibel og kan anvendes i en lang række konfigurationer, og det kan være så diskret at det næsten er usynligt, eller det kan anvendes til meget stramt at styre en wikis aktivitet.

Terminologi

FlaggedRevs introducerer ny terminologi vedrørende brugere og redigering. Mens hvert ord er fuldt fleksibelt og tillader sproglige forskelle eller enkelt-wiki tilpasning, er nogen terminologi universel. Flag og flagning

FlaggedRevs tillader wikier at definere 'flag', der kan anvendes ved ændring af en side for at angive kvalitet eller andre attributter vedrørende denne version. Flag er grupperet i hierarkiske 'vægte'. Mens nogle wikier kun anvender én vægt, kan andre bruge flere vægte til at angive en sides attributter. For eksempel definerer standardkonfigurationen af ​​FlaggedRevs tre skalaer, 'nøjagtighed', 'dybde' og 'læsbarhed', med hver vægt indeholdende fire flag.

Markører

Markører er mere abstrakte grupperinger af flag, der identificerer artikler som generelt er af en bestemt kvalitet. Der er tre markører til rådighed, 'revideret', 'kvalitet' og 'uberørt'. Enhver ændring, der er blevet niveau-markeret med alle flag-vægte som wikien bruger, kvalificeres som standard til 'revideret'. Standardindstillinger for 'kvalitet'-markøren er niveau 1 for nøjagtighed og dybde, og niveau 2 for læsbarhed. For 'uberørt'-markøren, skal en ændring (som standard) revideres til højeste niveau på alle tre skalaer. De fleste wikier definerer deres egne brugerdefinerede flag-vægte, så indstillingerne vil være forskellige.

Stabile og nuværende versioner

En side, hvor FlaggedRevs er blevet aktiveret fås med to kaldenavne: 'nuværende version' og 'stabil version'.

Nuværende version Den nuværende version er, som forventet, den seneste version der indeholder de seneste redigeringer, uanset om redigeringerne var konstruktive. Den nuværende version kaldes også kladde-siden

Stabil version Den stabile version er den seneste version af siden, der er blevet revideret

Du kan altid linke direkte til den nuværende eller stabile version af en side ved at tilføje henholdsvis &stable=0 eller &stable=1 til url'en.

FlaggedRevs på en enkelt side

Visning



FlaggedRevs allows a wiki to mark each revision of a page with a flag to indicate its quality or validity, and to control which revisions are shown by default on a page. Each page where FlaggedRevs is enabled is effectively given two alternative aliases; these are the "stable" version, which is the latest version that has been flagged to a sufficiently high level, and the "current" version, which is the most recent revision, flagged or not. Readers can access either version of the page by adding &stable= to the URL in the address bar, setting &stable=0 for the current version, and &stable=1 for the stable version. On each alias, there is an explanation and a link to the other version.

Wiki udviklere kan styre, hvilket kaldenavn der vises for brugere og læsere som standard, og hvilke flag som tillader en version skal betragtes som 'stabil'. Registrerede brugere kan tilpasse, hvilke kaldenavne de ser som standard i deres brugerindstillinger. Redaktører er også gjort opmærksom på hvilke kaldenavne de ser ved 'edit'-fanen, som i stedet viser (som standard) 'Redigér kladde'.

Editing


FlaggedRevs påvirker ikke en brugers mulighed for at redigere en side, kun den måde den resulterende version behandles af wikien. Når en bruger redigerer en side, er indholdet i redigeringsvinduet altid wikiopmærkningen for den nuværende version, for at forhindre at ændrings gafler samles. Når der er ugennemsete ændringer foretaget siden den sidste stabile version, vises et skilt over redigeringsvinduet for at fremhæve eventuelle ændringer. Dette er vigtigt, da teksten, der redigeres ikke kan være den samme som den side brugeren fik vist, før der klikkedes på 'edit'-linket (hvis brugeren så på den stabile version), og det tillader eventuelle ændringer straks at blive revideret og ændret eller rettet tilbage om nødvendigt.



If the user will not be able to see their changes in the default alias, an additional warning message is displayed,. Other than this the editing process is unchanged by FlaggedRevs; edits are made, previewed and saved in the normal manner.

Users who are capable of reviewing edits are encouraged to do so both during and after they edit. There is an option next to the "" and "" checkboxes to immediately review the version resulting from that edit, although this option is unchecked by default. Once a reviewer has made an edit, they are returned to the article as normal, but are presented with a diff of all changes, including theirs, since the last stable version, with the option to immediately review the changes.

Reviewing


Reviewing versions is the primary new activity introduced by FlaggedRevs. With the exception of the "review this edit" checkbox on the edit screen, all methods of reviewing versions use the same interface. At the bottom of a draft page, a series of radio buttons or checkboxes allows the reviewer to select which flags to apply to the revision, and there is the option to provide a comment that will appear in the review log.

Users can review any version, including versions that have already been reviewed by others. In this instance the newest review overrides previous reviews: if the new reviewer flags the version at a higher level than the previous reviewer, it is considered a normal "approve" review, while 'confirming' another reviewer's assessment by flagging the version to the same level is recorded as a "re-review". By flagging a previously-reviewed version as 'unassessed', reviewers can effectively 'unflag' a revision; these "deprecations" can be seen in a separate stream in.

Finding unreviewed versions
FlaggedRevs is designed to encourage eligible editors to review versions quickly and efficiently, and so links are provided in most common locations to review changes by editors who cannot flag the versions themselves. Edits that have resulted in an unreviewed version are marked with an exclamation mark ! in the watchlist and the RecentChanges feed, with a link to review the changes. When viewing a page that has unreviewed edits, a banner is also added to indicate the number of edits since the last stable version, the age of the stable version, and a link to review the changes.



The FlaggedRevs extension also creates a number of new special pages that can be used to find and manage reviewed and unreviewed pages:


 *  - pages which have a stable version


 * ' (called ' on some wikis) - pages that have pending changes from the stable version.


 *  - pages that have pending changes from the stable version that also have recent changes tags.


 *  - pages that have no reviewed stable version.

The latter two pages also include the number of users who have each page on their watchlist, so that 'backwater' articles can be identified and monitored; because of this slightly sensitive information, access to pages is usually restricted to users who have the ability to review versions. is sorted by the time since the last revision was flagged, oldest first.

General oversight
In addition to these pages, several other reports give general oversight over the reviewing process. is a list of pages where the default display settings have been overridden by administrators to either always show readers the "stable" alias by default or always show readers the "current" alias by default, depending on the wiki's FlaggedRevs settings.

 provides an aggregated log of all reviews made on the wiki. These events are also added in a new 'stream' to the main log at Special:Log, at Special:Log/review. However, the report at can be filtered by marker type, namespace, whether the action was to review, unreview or re-review the revision, and whether the review was automatic or manual.

Finally,  provides a summary of how thoroughly each content namespace has been reviewed, and other useful data about the reviewing process.

Autopromotion
Wikis can configure FlaggedRevs to automatically grant editors the ability to review versions when they meet certain thresholds of activity. Wikis need to judge carefully how best to configure the autopromotion feature (if at all) to be as confident as possible that the user is a constructive editor, without making them wait too long to be promoted. Thresholds can be set on a number of attributes, including:


 * How old the user's account is (number of days since they registered)


 * Their total editcount
 * It can be required that these edits have been made consistently over a time period, eg 20 edits spread over a period of 20 days would qualify, but 20 edits all at once would not
 * Edits from the last X days can be excluded from the count (giving admins time to look at them)
 * A certain number of these edits can also be required to be in "content" namespaces


 * The number of separate content pages the user has edited


 * The number of edits the user has made that include an edit summary
 * Whether the user has a user page, and how substantial it is (bytecount)


 * Whether the user has ever been blocked


 * The number of reverted edits the user has (not counting self-reverts)


 * How many times the user made an edit summary (including automatic ones)

The autopromotion mechanism can be overridden by administrators, either to promote a user who does not meet the criteria, or to demote a user who has abused the reviewing ability.

Administrators' abilities


While a wiki's developers can define default settings for which alias is presented to each user group by default, these settings can be customised by individual users and for individual pages. Each registered user can set in their preferences whether they wish to see the "current" or "stable" alias by default when viewing an article.

Some group on the wiki, usually administrators, have the ability to use the special page  to override the default display for unregistered users. Administrators can set a page to display the stable version by default, and can also control how the stable version is selected, choosing which marker is preferred.

Administrators also have the ability to grant users the ability to review edits, and to revoke that permission in case of abuse, by using the Special:UserRights interface. This explicit assignment overrides any permissions automatically given to the user by the autopromote feature – if an administrator has explicitly revoked a user's reviewing permissions, the autopromote feature will not grant them back, and vice versa.