Help:Patrolled edits/lt

Patrolled edits is a feature which allows specific users to mark new pages and items in Special:RecentChanges as "patrolled", meaning "approved". By default this is only available if you have the sysop permission; many wikis grant a  permission to groups of users.

This feature is useful when reviewing recent changes for undesirable edits, link spam and vandalism. This allows people (with permission to do so) to coordinate their patrolling activity, such that edits get checked over once, with less wasted effort (different people checking the same edit).

This feature also allows setting trustworthy users' edits to be automatically patrolled, so that the people who review recent changes need not spend time doing unnecessary reviewing.



Žymėti redagavimus kaip patikrintus

 * Norint redagavimą pažymėti kaip patikrintą:
 * 1) Apsilankykite Special:RecentChanges
 * Nepatikrinti pakeitimai žymimi raudonu šauktuku (! ).
 * 1) Spustelėkite nuorodą (diff) esančią šalia patikrinto elemento.
 * 2) Norėdami pažymėti redagavimą kaip peržiūrėtą, spustelėkite  nuorodą.


 * To mark a new page as patrolled:


 * 1) Access Special:NewPages
 * New pages which are not patrolled display with a yellow background.
 * 1) To mark a new page as patrolled, visit it and click the  link near the bottom of the page.


 * To mark a new file as patrolled:


 * 1) Access Special:NewFiles
 * 1) If you want to see only unpatrolled files, check ""
 * 1) To mark a new file or new file version as patrolled, visit it and click the  link near the bottom of the file description.

Caveats

 * There is currently no method to undo the marking of a page as patrolled.

Hiding patrolled edits from recent changes
Patrolled edits can be hidden from recent changes by adding  to the URL in the following form:

Note: this works only for users with the  or   right. This might change after is solved in future.

Enabling/disabling
Patrolled edits are enabled by default. To disable this, set  in  to.

Permissions
Patrolled edits are enabled for sysops by default. Use the  configuration variable to assign this to new or existing user groups. See.

For instance, to create a patrollers group:

Automatic patrolling
Edits by users with the "autopatrol" right, assigned only to sysops by default, are automatically marked patrolled.

Marker
The formatting of the unpatrolled edit marker can be altered using CSS. The exclamation mark displayed on the Recent changes log is styled using the  class.

Log
Patrolling actions are listed in the Patrol log ([ example]).



Taip pat žiūrėti

 * – General definition of RC patrolling