An up-to-date list of offline reports is at Wikipedia:Maintenance.
| Special pages (maintenance) | Information |
|---|---|
| Broken redirects | |
| Dead-end pages | Dead-end pages |
| Dormant pages | Forgotten articles |
| Double redirects | Double redirects |
| Lonely pages | Orphaned articles |
| Long pages | |
| New pages | New pages patrol |
| New pages feed | Page curation |
| Protected pages | Protection policy |
| Short pages | |
| Uncategorized pages | Categorization |
| Uncategorized categories | |
| Uncategorized templates | |
| Unused categories | |
| Unused files (images) | |
| Unused templates | |
| Without interwiki links | |
| Most interwiki links | |
| Wanted pages | |
| Most-wanted articles | |
| See also: Maintenance departments | |
This page serves as the index of a set of reports generated periodically from an offline copy of the Wikipedia database, along with the scripts and instructions needed to regenerate them.
These reports are always a bit out of date and should not be considered authoritative, but may provide useful guidance as to which articles may benefit from attention in particular areas.
- Most Wanted
- Article classification
- Outgoing wikilinks
- Incoming wikilinks
Link Analysis Database
A Link Analysis Database is created by running a set of scripts on a MySQL database into which a Wikipedia database dump has been loaded. It can be used to generate among others the reports dealing with articles and links to and from them below. Instructions on how to construct a Link Analysis Database can be found here.
