User:Neonorange

>Low pending changes backlog

1. Short Melville lede discussion
2. 2020 begins
3. 2021 begins

inside the United States:

countries and territories:

inside the United States:

countries and territories:

• Search through a page's history for edits made by a particular user[1]
• List changes made recently to pages linked from a specified page [2]
• List contributors to an article, ranked in order of activity[3]
• Find images for a given article, using interwiki links[4]
• Find which Wiki pages link to a particular site [5]
• What pages have you and another edited? [6]
• User's across-projects contributions [7]
• Search Wikipedia's back pages [8]
• Who wrote that? (Wiki blame) [9]
• Request page protection [10]
• Fix bare url reflinks [11]
• Readability meter [12]
• X!'s edit count [13]
• Earwig's tool[14]
• Wikichecker [15]
• 3RR tool [16]
• Review [17]
• Emote [18]
• Help [19]

the above list cribbed from User: Alanscottwalker

• Wikitext help
• Cheatsheet
• Magic words
• CategoryTree
• Commonly misused English words
• English words with disputed usage
• Very large encyclopedias
• User namespace space search

Wikipedia has several tools that may be useful in checking for copyright problems.

• Earwig's Copyvio Detector will scan an article against the internet, excluding known mirrors (though not less common ones), and against its external links. It displays a percentage of text copied from the orginal source and highlights copies.
• The Duplication Detector will compare an article with another document, online or uploaded (including pdfs), looking for text string duplication.
• Wikiblame. Accessible under the "history" tab of every page on Wikipedia as "Revision history search", this tool can be useful in determining when a run of text first entered an article.
• User:Enterprisey/cv-revdel – Script to aid in tagging articles for revision deletion.
• There's a list of administrators willing to assist with copyvio work at Category:Wikipedia administrators willing to investigate copyright matters.

• The tip library arranged by subject.
• Wikipedia:Department directory – the closest thing to a site map of the Wikipedia namespace.
• Wikipedia:Shortcuts – another map of the Wikipedia namespace.