On 24/11/05, geni <geniice(a)gmail.com> wrote:
I _always_ tag
images for deletion rather than delete them directly
myself. That's usually the case with articles too, the only ones I just
outright delete are history-free redirects that are in the way of a move
operation.
uh hu and when did you last clear out catigory candidates for speedy
deletion? you've just doubled the number of admin hours needed to get
things done.
Cat:CSD isn't bad at all. I do it regularly, at random times; I've
never seen more than a screenful of stuff there. Pick a swathe, delete
about half, leave a quarter tagged but undeleted where I'm unsure, and
the rest either untag as not a CSD, resend to AfD or make a rediurect.
Quick and simple, and I've never seen much of a backlog - if you're an
admin, it's about the simplest maintenance task going.
I delete a small number of articles on sight - ones where the total
content is "asdf" or "jimmy sux cok heh heh" but otherwise tag for
speedy deletion - it's good practice, it takes a trivial amount of
time, and what do we lose by it?
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- Andrew Gray
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