[Wikiquality-l] Flagged Revisions too intrusive

[Tim 'avatar' Bartel]

Erik Moeller schrieb, am 24.09.2007 10:07:
> On 9/24/07, ulim <ulim at mayring.de> wrote:
>> I guess there are some articles, where vandalism is a huge problem and it
>> might be alleviated with flagged revisions. But an easier and less intrusive
>> way would be to just disable anonymous editing on these pages. And for 99% of
>> all articles vandalism is occasional and easily dealt with.
> 
> Not letting unregistered users edit controversial pages at all is
> surely less intrusive than holding their edits for review?

Perhaps this is a misunderstanding by the OP.

There would be additional overhead, if the edits by the named 
"article-communities" have to be flagged - but this wouldn't be the case 
in 99,9% of the time, because it's highly likely that these persons 
accomplish the requirements of flag articles as sighted by themselves.

But the edits by authors who are allowed to flag articles as sighted are 
flagged as sighted automatically. So there would be no additional work 
and no delay.

Bye, Tim.

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