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Editor tools
Editing aids
Alt text
Biomedical cite
Citation bot
Copyvio detector
Dab solver
Disambig links
Dup detector
GoogleBook cite
NYtimes cite
DOI cite
MakeRef
Peer review
PubMed cite
Redirect check
Refill
Reflinks
WayBack
WebCite
Things to review
Copyvios'
New pages
New files
Recent changes
New editors
IP edits
Discussions
Customisation
vte
Contents
1 General editing tools
1.1 Firefox addons
1.1.1 QuickWikiEditor
1.2 wikEd
1.3 Offline MediaWiki Code Editor
1.4 Visual Studio Code Plugins for Wikipedia and Mediawiki
1.5 Text comparison and edit merging
1.6 syncwiki
1.7 WikiFundi
2 Semi-auto edit bots
2.1 AutoWikiBrowser
2.2 CSVLoader
2.3 mwpush
2.4 PyAutoWikiBrowser
2.5 Pywikibot
2.6 DotNetWikiBot
2.7 Relink
3 Information display
3.1 Navigation popups
3.2 Alternative preview
3.3 WikiCheck watchlist tool
4 Wikisyntax conversion utilities
4.1 From spreadsheet tables
4.2 From OpenOffice and LibreOffice
4.3 From any productivity suite
4.4 From Microsoft Word
4.5 From HTML
4.6 From LaTeX
4.7 From source codes
4.8 From Wikispaces
5 Upload tools
6 Miscellaneous editing tools
6.1 Twinkle
6.2 RecentChanges tools
6.3 Spell Checkers
6.4 Article maintenance
6.5 Disambiguation fixer
6.6 Regex: change heading levels
6.6.1 Verified in Eclipse
6.6.2 Hints for text editors not mentioned
6.7 Units of measure formatting and conversion tool and date formatting tool
6.8 Labelled Image Editor
6.9 Obsolete
6.9.1 Interwiki link checker
6.9.2 Go-to-edit-page contextual menu item
6.9.3 Timeline creation tool
6.9.4 Extra edit page buttons
6.9.5 Wiki Welcome
6.9.6 Footnote renumbering tool
7 Decision-making processes
7.1 vfd_NavBar
7.2 AFD tools
7.3 Afd helper
7.4 CSDHelper
7.5 AFD Organizer
7.6 Image tagging tools
8 Notes
9 See also
General editing tools[edit source]
Screenshot of wikEd, a full-featured in-browser text editor
Tools which don't assist with a specific kind of edits, but just whatever edits the user is making.
Firefox addons[edit source]
There are always a lot of different addons for editing or reading Wikipedia, sometimes not so stable or not so long lasting, but you can likely find some that will help you seriously.
Available at mozilla.org.
QuickWikiEditor[edit source]
With this Firefox-add-on it is possible to make little edits to wiki-articles without having to leave or reload the page, so the flow in reading an article is barely disturbed.
Available now addons.mozilla.org.
wikEd[edit source]
wikEd is a full-featured, in-browser text editor that adds enhanced text processing functions to Wikipedia and other MediaWiki edit pages (currently Mozilla, Firefox, SeaMonkey, Safari, and Chrome only).
Features include:
Pasting formatted text, e.g. from MS-Word (including tables)
Converting the formatted text to wikicode
Wikicode syntax highlighting
Regular expression search and replace and find-as-you-type
Server-independent Show preview and Show changes
Fullscreen editing mode
Single-click fixing of common mistakes
History for summary, search, and replace fields
Search/replace box that supports regular expressions.
Offline MediaWiki Code Editor[edit source]
Offline MediaWiki Code Editor is a freeware proprietary offline application to edit code for English Wikipedia pages. It includes a full collection of tools and assistants which help the user to generate much of the mediawiki code with a minimum of effort. The application offers frameworks for: new articles, disambiguation pages, redirect pages or user pages, as well as assistants for most elements composing English Wikipedia pages:
Citations (including a repository)
Columns (of equal or unequal widths)
Links (external/internal/interwiki/interlanguage)
Templates (>250 most used, with repository)
Images (single/cropped/annotated/wide/tall)
Galleries (several techniques)
Tables (with regular or merged cells)
Charts (line/area/bar/pie/brick charts)
Magic words (>100 most used)
Special characters (>100 most used)
The user only requires a computer with the English version of Microsoft Access 2010/2013/2016 or Microsoft Access Runtime 2016 to run the application. The installers and help files can be downloaded from the site of the project: github.com/Cacucho/hello-world/wiki, while the full help documentation can also be directly consulted in documentation.help/Offline-MediaWiki-code-editor/Introduction.htm. The application is not available in other languages and it is not recommended to make editions in other language versions of Wikipedia, because the templates do not apply to them equally.
Visual Studio Code Plugins for Wikipedia and Mediawiki[edit source]
The following plugins are available in Visual Studio Code for syntax highlighting and some additional features to help edit Wikipedia and Mediawiki pages and projects.
Mediawiki by Jake Boone
Mediawiki by Jason Williams
Web citations can be easily added directly from VS Code.
Text comparison and edit merging[edit source]
See Comparison of file comparison tools.
The most popular are probably Meld and Kompare (both cross-platform, free/libre open source software).
syncwiki[edit source]
https://git.sr.ht/~enterprisey/syncwiki. Upload and download text files as Wikipedia pages.
WikiFundi[edit source]
WikiFundi is a freely licenced offline application edited by the Wiki in Africa association. It that provides off-line editing environment that mimics the Wikipedia environment. WikiFundi allows for training and contribution when technology, access and electricity outages fail or are not available at all. It enables individuals, groups and communities to learn how to edit Wikipedia, and to work on articles collaboratively.
It has been realized by Wiki in Africa, in collaboration with Wikimedia CH and Kiwix (Anthere, Emmanuel Engelhard (Kelson), Florent Kaisser, Renaud Gaudin and other members of the community).
To operate, it requires to be set-up on a server (for example a raspberry PI). It can be used by an individual but was more meant to be used by groups for collaborative purposes. It is being used for education programs, where the server is set-up in schools (such as the WikiChallenge Ecoles d'Afrique).
It runs in French and English. The application is not available in other languages and it is not recommended to make editions in other language versions of Wikipedia, because the templates do not apply to them equally.
It is available on the Kiwix website. For more information, download, documentation, guides etc. see m:WikiFundi/en (most up to date) or its website http://www.wikifundi.org.
Semi-auto edit bots[edit source]
AutoWikiBrowser[edit source]
AutoWikiBrowser – (Windows platform) Makes repetitive, tedious edits such as spell checkings or category moves faster and easier.
Request for program access should be made at Wikipedia talk:AutoWikiBrowser/CheckPage
Make task requests at Wikipedia:AutoWikiBrowser/Tasks
Typo fixing request should be made at Wikipedia talk:AutoWikiBrowser/Typos
Bugs should be reported on Phabricator
Feature Requests: Wikipedia talk:AutoWikiBrowser/Feature requests
CSVLoader[edit source]
CSVLoader is an AutoWikiBrowser plug-in that allows creating and updating articles using CSV data files.
mwpush[edit source]
mwpush.pl is a Perl script which takes a Wikified text file or input and submits it to a target MediaWiki page.
PyAutoWikiBrowser[edit source]
PyAutoWikiBrowser (PyAWB) is an editing assist tool for Mediawiki similar to AWB, but since it is written in Python, it is intended to be cross-platform. Currently it is under development, but it is available for testing as a command line tool. While in beta please restrict editing to your own userspace, or preferably, sign up at test wikipedia and use that. Enter the project test (not Wikipedia) and language test when running make.py to set up the software.
Pywikibot[edit source]
Useful for creating bots, or for interactive repair of interwiki links.
mw:Manual:Pywikibot
DotNetWikiBot[edit source]
DotNetWikiBot has an option to review and change each edit in Microsoft Word before saving it to live wiki. DotNetWikiBot is a client API on .NET, intended for building bots for MediaWiki sites.
Relink[edit source]
Relink.pl is a Perl5 script that relinks wikitext. It removes red links, given a list of titles that it generates from the raw wikitext. It can also add links given a list of words to link. It will report link counts, how many times each link occurs, and the total number of outgoing links.
Information display[edit source]
Navigation popups[edit source]
Wikipedia:Tools/Navigation popups gives a popup box containing the first paragraph of an article when hovering over a link; it also allows quick access to common editing operations. If the wiki provides the NavPop gadget, it can be enabled in user preferences under the gadgets tab. Otherwise, installed by editing the user's skin.js file.
Alternative preview[edit source]
Alex Smotrov's QPreview adds an edit toolbar button that uses XMLHttpRequest to generate page preview without reloading the whole page. QPreview functionality has also been added to the wikEd editor tool.
WikiCheck watchlist tool[edit source]
WikiCheck is a small tool to make checking your watchlist easier. Docked to the left screen edge it shows a list of changes that occurred since the last time the list was checked. Clicking on a change will open the corresponding diff in a new browser window. Recently rewritten.
Wikisyntax conversion utilities[edit source]
See also: Wikipedia:Tools § Importing (converting) content to Wikipedia (MediaWiki) format, Wikipedia:How to import articles, and commons:Commons:Chart and graph resources
From spreadsheet tables[edit source]
User:Cacycle/wikEd editor extension functionality, see above
The CSV to Wikipedia converter allows you to convert tables in CSV format into the MediaWiki syntax for tables (or to HTML, if you prefer). This way you can import tables directly from spreadsheet applications like Excel or from databases. For more information, see de:Benutzer:Duesentrieb/csv2wp (en). (by de:Duesentrieb).
The HTML::WikiConverter Perl module (mentioned below) is also capable of table conversion.
A very simple Copy & Paste Excel-to-Wiki Converter
A free open source tool to convert from csv and Excel files to wiki table format: csv2other
Spreadsheet-to-MediaWiki-table-Converter This class constructs a MediaWiki-format table from an Excel/GoogleDoc copy&paste. It provides a variety of methods to modify the style. It defaults to a Wikipedia styling with first column header.[1]
From OpenOffice and LibreOffice[edit source]
LibreOffice provides MediaWiki export functionality. The package libreoffice-wiki-publisher needs to be installed.
Writer2MediaWiki: OpenOffice macro for converting to MediaWiki format
Pandoc
From any productivity suite[edit source]
VisualEditor, the WYSIWYG editor deployed on multiple Wikipedias allows for the copying/pasting of content from Word documents into a wiki page. Most formatting is kept intact - including tables. However, images and advanced formatting will need to be cleaned up upon import. For testing: mw:Project:Sandbox.
User:Cacycle/wikEd editor extension functionality, see above
From Microsoft Word[edit source]
Pandoc
Microsoft Office Word Add-in For MediaWiki: Converts Word documents to wiki formatting. Doesn't do images. This may not work on newer versions of Word.
Excel2Wiki tool for converting Excel tables to wiki tables.
Transferring a single wiki page in mediawiki to Word is easy, just save the desired webpage and then open the page in Microsoft Word.
From HTML[edit source]
Online, no installation required
html2wiki (magnustools.toolforge.org)
An AJAX interface for the HTML::WikiConverter http://labs.seapine.com/htmltowiki.cgi (remove HTML head if not working)
A browser based HTML to Wiki converter Emiliano Bruni's I love wiki – HTML2Wiki Converter (also using Perl module HTML::WikiConverter, remove HTML head if not working)
HTML::WikiConverter on the Toolserver: http://toolserver.org/~diberri/cgi-bin/html2wiki/index.cgi (asf of 1 November 2011 the account has expired)
Note: You must change the "Wiki dialect" to MediaWiki or it won't work properly. You can enter a url to convert a web page. It is based on the Perl module HTML::WikiConverter which performs html→wiki conversion and is available on CPAN. (by en:Diberri). This converter can fetch a URL instead of pasting the html.
Tip: If you receive no conversion but an "Internal Server Error" or nothing at all, the HTML source may be too large
Tip: If you experience problems with non-ASCII characters, paste UTF-8 code as ASCII (Ä instead of Ä), convert and restore original encoding (SciTe could help you doing the encoding conversions)
https://gwicke.github.io/paste2wiki/ : HTML paste supported, offers both HTML clean-up and converts to wikitext using Parsoid. Decent support for HTML from Google Docs and GMail.
To download
Pandoc
Html2Wiki is an extension for MediaWiki that imports HTML
HTML::WikiConverter http://search.cpan.org/~diberri/HTML-WikiConverter-0.61/.
User:Cacycle/wikEd editor extension functionality, see above
Another HTML to Wiki converter http://www.dwheeler.com/html2wikipedia/
A C++ based program also called Html2mediawiki
From LaTeX[edit source]
LaTeX2wiki converts sections, math, and references using a web form.
Pandoc
From source codes[edit source]
Wikipedia supports syntax highlighting. For information on how to use it, and the languages supported, see Syntax Highlight Extension.
From Wikispaces[edit source]
A very simple [ Wikispaces text to MediaWiki text Converter]. (Discontinued )
Upload tools[edit source]
See commons:Commons:Upload tools.
Miscellaneous editing tools[edit source]
Twinkle[edit source]
Twinkle is a popular JavaScript Wikipedia gadget that gives autoconfirmed registered users many extra options to assist them in common Wikipedia maintenance tasks and to help them deal with acts of vandalism or unconstructive edits. It provides users with three types of rollback functions and includes a full library of speedy deletion functions, user warnings and welcomes, maintenance tags, semi-automatic reporting of vandals, and more. In addition, it gives administrators more tools to help them carry out their duties.
RecentChanges tools[edit source]
Huggle (vandalism fighting tool)
RedWarn (user-friendly counter-vandalism tool)
STiki (vandalism fighting tool)
Vandal Fighter (recent changes monitor)
Igloo (vandalism fighting tool)
Spell Checkers[edit source]
User:Symplectic Map/AutoSpell
Mozilla Firefox offers built-in spell checking since version 2.0. Link to additional languages.
Opera 10 has built-in Hunspell spellchecker (before v10 can use GNU Aspell (textboxes only).
Google Toolbar offers spell checking in various languages for Internet Explorer.
A well-designed spell checker for Internet Explorer is ieSpell.
Konqueror uses Aspell if it's installed and set up in your KDE Control Center.
A good stand-alone spell checker for English Wikipedia pages is Inspyder InSite. (The free version is good enough for fixing Wikipedia articles.)
The macOS universal spell checker is available in Wikipedia's "edit this page" mode while using Safari and in theory any other Cocoa-based browser.
RegExTypoFix is a large set of regular expressions meant to be loaded into AutoWikiBrowser to do automatic spellchecking.
Google Chrome contains a built-in spell checker as well.
Article maintenance[edit source]
WPCleaner (various syntax fixes)
Reflinks (check and correct links in references)
Dabfix (maintenance of disambiguation pages)
Dab solver (links to disambiguation pages)
Checklinks (check and correct other links)
ProveIt (addition of citations and references)
Open access bot (add open access links to citations)
MW (Firefox Ubiquity script. It uses the mediawiki API to suggest and insert an internal link.
Additional tools which use OAuth can be found on Special:Tags.
Disambiguation fixer[edit source]
Disambiguation fixer is a program to fix the links to Disambiguation pages. (See Wikipedia:Disambiguation pages with links)
Regex: change heading levels[edit source]
The following may seem trivial for Unix-experienced people, but a collection of ready-to-use regular expressions can help people who don't know anything or much about regular expressions. For these people: You can use regular expressions in many editors to perform complex editing tasks.
This will give the headings more (or fewer) equal signs (=). I can only provide a version which is verified to work in Eclipse, but it will work in many text editors which feature Unix-style regular expressions.
Please change the expressions only if you are very, very sure that it will work correctly, say you have tested that it works.
Verified in Eclipse[edit source]
Search-string:
^=(=*?)([^=]+?)(=*?)=\s*$
For more equal signs replace with:
==$1$2$3==
For fewer equal signs replace with:
$1$2$3
To balance right equals signs to left:
=$1$2$1=
Hints for text editors not mentioned[edit source]
In other editors, the replace strings will have to be different:
For more equal signs replace with:
==\1\2\3==
For less equal signs replace with:
\1\2\3
Units of measure formatting and conversion tool and date formatting tool[edit source]
User:MJCdetroit/monobook.js is a monobook tool that allows many common units to be correctly formatted (e.g. km² and not sq km) and converted between metric and imperial/U.S. customary systems with one click on a 'units' tab in edit mode.
Dates can be delinked and common errors associated with can be corrected with one click on a 'dates' tab in edit mode.
Units and dates can be combined by clicking the 'combined' tab in the edit mode.
To avoid false positives, editors can/should review the changes offered and accept or reject the changes offered and/or do more editing before pressing 'Save'. Simply add importScript("User:MJCdetroit/monobook.js"); to your own monobook. Follow the instructions in your monobook to clear the cache (i.e., press Ctrl+⇧ Shift+R in Firefox or Ctrl+F5 in Internet Explorer) before it will work. —MJCdetroit (yak) 20:32, 21 July 2008 (UTC)
Labelled Image Editor[edit source]
The Labelled Image Editor is a Java tool that creates and edits labelled links for an image. Useful for creating clickable maps like Template:United States Labelled Map. http://mujibab.googlepages.com/labelledimageeditor
Obsolete[edit source]
Interwiki link checker[edit source]
[1] to interwiki articles in different languages which ought to have a link.
Go-to-edit-page contextual menu item[edit source]
This script for a Firefox extension allows one to go directly to the edit page of a right-clicked wiki page link (control-clicked on a Macintosh one-button mouse).
Timeline creation tool[edit source]
For a tool to create nice graphical timelines, see meta:Wikipedia Project Time Charts and the Easy Timeline Homepage. (by meta:Erik Zachte)
Extra edit page buttons[edit source]
Extra edit page buttons.png
For extra edit page buttons, put the following code in your skin.js: {{js|User:MarkS/extraeditbuttons.js}}. The buttons include: left aligned text, sub-script, super-script, insert table, insert quoted text. More details can be found at User:MarkS/Extra edit buttons.
Wiki Welcome[edit source]
// A small piece of JS written by [[User:MatthewFenton]], This is my first piece of JS.
function welcome() {
if (document.title.indexOf('Editing User talk:') == 0) {
document.editform.wpTextbox1.value = document.editform.wpTextbox1.value + '==' +
'Welcome' + '==\n' + '{{subst:User:' + 'MatthewFenton/Welcome}}\n~~' + '~~';
document.editform.wpSummary.value = 'Welcome a user to Wikipedia using JS WW';
}
}
function welcome_tab() {
add_link('javascript:welcome()', 'Welcome');
}
if (document.title.indexOf('Editing User talk:') == 0) {
addOnloadHook(welcome_tab);
}
The code adds a tab when you are on user talk pages, you can then click it to add a welcome template and then save. A little time saver for me i thought I would share. Matthew Fenton (contribs) 16:25, 12 July 2006 (UTC)
Footnote renumbering tool[edit source]
The templates {{fn}} and {{fnb}} were deleted in March 2010. This tool is no longer useful on the English Wikipedia.
If you have a page with many footnotes using {{fn}} and {{fnb}}, and they're all in the wrong order, this script could be useful. Written in Python, tested on a Linux system with Python 2.4.
User:Skagedal/Footnote renumbering tool
Decision-making processes[edit source]
vfd_NavBar[edit source]
vfd_NavBar is a modified version of the experimental navigation bars. This will hide closed discussions in the AFD & AFC pages, but not in the AFD sub pages (where there's only 1 discussion) and allows you to toggle them individually. There's no other requirements, just /**
==BEGIN Dynamic Navigation Bars (experimantal)==
Modified from the NavBars in [[Mediawiki:Monobook.js]] to work with vfd divs. This will hide closed discussions in AFD/AFC pages, but
allow you to toggle them, and will show them by default in the AFD subpages.
**/
// set up the words in your language
//var NavigationBarHide = '[ Hide ]';
//var NavigationBarShow = '[ Show ]';
// set up max count of Navigation Bars on page,
// if there are more, all will be hidden
// NavigationBarShowDefault = 0; // all bars will be hidden
// NavigationBarShowDefault = 1; // on pages with more than 1 bar all bars will be hidden
var vfd_NavigationBarShowDefault = 1;
/**
===toggle===
**/
// shows and hides content and picture (if available) of navigation bars
// Parameters:
// indexNavigationBar: the index of navigation bar to be toggled
function vfd_toggleNavigationBar(indexNavigationBar)
{
var NavToggle = document.getElementById("vfd_NavToggle" + indexNavigationBar);
var NavFrame = document.getElementById("vfd_NavFrame" + indexNavigationBar);
if (!NavFrame || !NavToggle) {
return false;
}
// if shown now
if (NavToggle.firstChild.data == NavigationBarHide) {
for (
var NavChild = NavFrame.firstChild;
NavChild != null;
NavChild = NavChild.nextSibling
) {
if (NavChild.style && (NavChild.className != 'vfd_NavToggle')) {
// } else {
NavChild.style.display = 'none';
}
}
NavToggle.firstChild.data = NavigationBarShow;
// if hidden now
} else if (NavToggle.firstChild.data == NavigationBarShow) {
for (
var NavChild = NavFrame.firstChild;
NavChild != null;
NavChild = NavChild.nextSibling
) {
if (NavChild.style) {
NavChild.style.display = 'block';
}
}
NavToggle.firstChild.data = NavigationBarHide;
}
}
/**
===create===
**/
// adds show/hide-button to navigation bars
function vfd_createNavigationBarToggleButton()
{
var indexNavigationBar = 0;
// iterate over all < div >-elements
for(
var i=0;
NavFrame = document.getElementsByTagName("div")[i];
i++
) {
// if found a navigation bar
if (NavFrame.className == "boilerplate metadata vfd") {
indexNavigationBar++;
var NavToggle = document.createElement("a");
NavToggle.className = 'vfd_NavToggle';
NavToggle.setAttribute('id', 'vfd_NavToggle' + indexNavigationBar);
NavToggle.setAttribute('href', 'javascript:vfd_toggleNavigationBar(' + indexNavigationBar + ');');
var NavToggleText = document.createTextNode(NavigationBarHide);
NavToggle.appendChild(NavToggleText);
// attach the toggle link
NavFrame.appendChild(NavToggle);
NavFrame.setAttribute('id', 'vfd_NavFrame' + indexNavigationBar);
}
}
// if more Navigation Bars found than Default: hide all
if (vfd_NavigationBarShowDefault < indexNavigationBar) {
for(
var i=1;
i<=indexNavigationBar;
i++
) {
vfd_toggleNavigationBar(i);
}
}
}
addOnloadHook(vfd_createNavigationBarToggleButton);
// END Dynamic Navigation Bars
// =============================================== into your monobook.js -Steve Sanbeg 21:12, 17 October 2006 (UTC)
AFD tools[edit source]
note : AFD stands for Articles For Deletion
Add the following to your monobook.js file
hide
Code for "AFD" to be added to your monobook.js
function hidevfd(){
var divs = document.getElementsByTagName("div");
for(var x = 0; x < divs.length; ++x)
if(divs[x].className.indexOf("vfd") != -1)
divs[x].style.display = "none";
document.getElementById('footer').style.display = 'none';
}
function showvfd(){
var divs = document.getElementsByTagName("div");
for(var x = 0; x < divs.length; ++x)
if(divs[x].className.indexOf("vfd") != -1)
divs[x].style.display = "";
document.getElementById('footer').style.display = '';
}
function addlilink(tabs, url, name){
var na = document.createElement('a');
na.href = url;
na.appendChild(document.createTextNode(name));
var li = document.createElement('li');
li.appendChild(na);
tabs.appendChild(li);
return li;
}
function vfdlinks(){
var tabs = document.getElementById('p-cactions').getElementsByTagName('ul')[0];
if(document.title.indexOf("Wikipedia:Articles for deletion") == 0){
addlilink(tabs, 'javascript:hidevfd()', 'Hide');
addlilink(tabs, 'javascript:showvfd()', 'Show');
}
}
if (window.addEventListener) window.addEventListener("load",vfdlinks,false);
else if (window.attachEvent) window.attachEvent("onload",vfdlinks);
Added by ABCD
This should be improved by saving a 7-day cookie as to the hidden or shown status of each VFD --jnothman talk 02:01, 2 November 2005 (UTC)
Afd helper[edit source]
A script to speed up voting on AFDs. See afd helper. Feedback needed.
CSDHelper[edit source]
A Greasemonkey script to add a menu with common WP:CSD criteria next in the form that appears when deleting articles. It saves time and provides more meaningful deletion reasons in the logs. Can be included directly into monobook.js with basic modification. It is available at User:Chairboy/csdhelper.greasemonkey.js. Wikipedia administrator access required.
AFD Organizer[edit source]
Main page: User:Jayden54/AFD Organizer
An application used in AFD discussions. Loads a list of all the recent AFD's, and then pre-loads several useful pages when opening an AFD, saving valuable time and energy.
Image tagging tools[edit source]
Script for quickly tagging images as lacking source, licensing, or fair use rationale. Also simplifies nominating images for deletion:
User talk:Howcheng/quickimgdelete.js
Notes[edit source]
^ http://article.gmane.org/gmane.science.linguistics.wikipedia.technical/55686
See also[edit source]
Wikipedia:Text editor support
MediaWiki:Edittools – Source code of system message that appears below the edit window
Commons:Convert tables and charts to wiki code or image files.
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