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Users with edit rights can delete wiki pages. If a page is deleted, it can no longer be found using the search function. However, users have the option to restore a deleted page. How to delete a page?[edit source]

To delete the page, click Page Tools > Manage page> Delete .

Deleting a page Deleting a page Before deleting the page, you can:
  • Check the version history.
  • Check which pages link to this page
  • Indicate the reason for the deletion: Since deleting a page can raise questions from other users, it makes sense to leave a short explanation here. This text is shown accordingly in the deletion log.
  • Watch the page: If the page is restored by another user, you can receive a notification.

Mass-deleting pages[edit source]

Admin users can mass-delete recently added pages from the special page Special:Nuke.

Which pages should be deleted?[edit source]

You can use some pages under Special:SpecialPages to find candidates for deletion:

  • Special:ShortPages: With short pages it can be expected that the content of the article is not relevant enough or is better dealt with as a paragraph in another article.
  • Special:LonelyPages: Orphaned pages are characterized by a lack of transclusions or links to the page.
  • Special:NewPages: Reviewing recently added pages is useful, for example, to detect spam in public wikis.
Where do I find information about deleted pages?[edit source]
  • Special:Log/delete: Search for and restore deleted pages.
  • Special:DeletedContributions: Search for deleted posts of a specific user (or an IP address).

Recover deleted pages[edit source]

Deleted pages can be restored using the Delete log which can be accessed from the page Special:SpecialPages. If the deleted page was linked to other wiki pages, the page can be restored directly via the redlink on that page.

Which pages shouldn't be deleted?[edit source]

There are often more sensible alternatives for deleting:

  • Move: If a page has an incorrect or incorrect title, the page can be moved.
  • Copy: If the content does not match the page title, the content can be copied to another page
  • Redirect: If the page content already exists on another page, the duplicate content can be deleted and a redirect can be created.
  • Obsolete: The content is no longer current. You can mark the page as out of date and other wiki users can update the page later.

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Manual:Delete article

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            Users with edit rights can delete wiki pages. If a page is deleted, it can no longer be found using the search function. However, users have the option to restore a deleted page. 
            
            
            
            ==How to delete a page?== 
            
            To delete the page, click '' Page Tools > Manage page> Delete ''. <br />
            
            [[File:löschen-dialog-EN.PNG|alt=Deleting a page|center|thumb|800x800px|Deleting a page]]
            
            
            
            
            
            Before deleting the page, you can: 
            
            
            
            *Check the version history.
            
            *Check which pages link to this page
            
            *Indicate the reason for the deletion: Since deleting a page can raise questions from other users, it makes sense to leave a short explanation here. This text is shown accordingly in the deletion log.
            
            *Watch the page: If the page is restored by another user, you can receive a notification.
            
            
            
            ==Mass-deleting pages==
            
            Admin users can mass-delete recently added pages from the special page <code>Special:Nuke</code>.
            
            ==Which pages should be deleted?== 
            
            You can use some pages under <code>Special:SpecialPages</code> to find candidates for deletion: 
            
            
            
            *<code>Special:ShortPages</code>: With short pages it can be expected that the content of the article is not relevant enough or is better dealt with as a paragraph in another article.
            
            *<code>Special:LonelyPages</code>: Orphaned pages are characterized by a lack of transclusions or links to the page.
            
            *<code>Special:NewPages</code>: Reviewing recently added pages is useful, for example, to detect spam in public wikis.
            
            
            
            ==Where do I find information about deleted pages?==
            
            
            
            *<code>Special:Log/delete</code>: Search for and restore deleted pages.
            
            *<code>Special:DeletedContributions</code>: Search for deleted posts of a specific user (or an IP address).
            
            
            
            ==Recover deleted pages== 
            
            Deleted pages can be restored using the  ''Delete'' log which can be accessed from the page ''Special:SpecialPages''. If the deleted page was linked to other wiki pages, the page can be restored directly via the redlink on that page. 
            
            
            
            ==Which pages shouldn't be deleted?== 
            
            There are often more sensible alternatives for deleting: 
            
            
            
            *'''[[Rename and move pages |Move:]]''' If a page has an incorrect or incorrect title, the page can be moved.
            
            *'''Copy:''' If the content does not match the page title, the content can be copied to another page
            
            *'''[[UserManual:Redirects|Redirect:]]''' If the page content already exists on another page, the duplicate content can be deleted and a redirect can be created.
            
            *'''[[UserManual:Extension/BlueSpiceExpiry|Obsolete:]]''' The content is no longer current. You can mark the page as out of date and other wiki users can update the page later.
            
            
            
            
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Users with edit rights can delete wiki pages. If a page is deleted, it can no longer be found using the search function. However, users have the option to restore a deleted page.
 
 
 
==How to delete a page?==
 
To delete the page, click '' Page Tools > Manage page> Delete ''. <br />
 
[[File:löschen-dialog-EN.PNG|alt=Deleting a page|center|thumb|800x800px|Deleting a page]]
 
 
 
 
 
Before deleting the page, you can:
 
 
 
*Check the version history.
 
*Check which pages link to this page
 
*Indicate the reason for the deletion: Since deleting a page can raise questions from other users, it makes sense to leave a short explanation here. This text is shown accordingly in the deletion log.
 
*Watch the page: If the page is restored by another user, you can receive a notification.
 
 
 
==Mass-deleting pages==
 
Admin users can mass-delete recently added pages from the special page <code>Special:Nuke</code>.
 
==Which pages should be deleted?==
 
You can use some pages under <code>Special:SpecialPages</code> to find candidates for deletion:
 
 
 
*<code>Special:ShortPages</code>: With short pages it can be expected that the content of the article is not relevant enough or is better dealt with as a paragraph in another article.
 
*<code>Special:LonelyPages</code>: Orphaned pages are characterized by a lack of transclusions or links to the page.
 
*<code>Special:NewPages</code>: Reviewing recently added pages is useful, for example, to detect spam in public wikis.
 
 
 
==Where do I find information about deleted pages?==
 
 
 
*<code>Special:Log/delete</code>: Search for and restore deleted pages.
 
*<code>Special:DeletedContributions</code>: Search for deleted posts of a specific user (or an IP address).
 
 
 
==Recover deleted pages==
 
Deleted pages can be restored using the  ''Delete'' log which can be accessed from the page ''Special:SpecialPages''. If the deleted page was linked to other wiki pages, the page can be restored directly via the redlink on that page.
 
 
 
==Which pages shouldn't be deleted?==
 
There are often more sensible alternatives for deleting:
 
 
 
*'''[[Rename and move pages |Move:]]''' If a page has an incorrect or incorrect title, the page can be moved.
 
*'''Copy:''' If the content does not match the page title, the content can be copied to another page
 
*'''[[UserManual:Redirects|Redirect:]]''' If the page content already exists on another page, the duplicate content can be deleted and a redirect can be created.
 
*'''[[UserManual:Extension/BlueSpiceExpiry|Obsolete:]]''' The content is no longer current. You can mark the page as out of date and other wiki users can update the page later.
 
 
 
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