Ironholds' suggestion is important. Patrollers encounter a large number of new pages with poorly spellt, mis-punctuated, or inappropriate page titles. Most new page creators are unaware of the 'move' feature, and their common errorr is to simply create another new page with the correct title.

On en.Wiki there is currently no explanation readily available to new users for moving pages, and the term 'move' is itself confusing. As a very new user, I could neither understand nor figure out whay it is impossible to reedit a pagename, and I made copypaste 'moves' because I did not know any better, and would not have known how or where to look for the instructions.

Although perhaps slightly off-topic in this thread, maybe it could be considered to software-force non autoconfirmed users to use the preview button before they can use the save button. This would also address the very common error of creating the grey boxes that are caused by paragraph indentations. it's actually quite amazing that so many new editors do not review their created pages immediately and make the obvious corrections (actually, paragraph indents are not such an obvious cause). My own opinion is that many of these errors are made by SPA, CIO, and SEO agents in their haste to get their new page online and indexed by Google. More often than not, such pages are anyway destined to be deleted by one process or another.

More instructions of this kind are needed on the edit window page, but will probably adequately addressed in the proposed new Article Creation Flow interface.

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