Display a counter for each output log, as is done for pages remaining in the input list. This would allow for an easy progress check (if 50 pages left in the input list, 20 pages in the Successfully saved log, 30 pages in the Skipped log, then we are halfway done that task), provided the logs were cleared at the start of the task. At the end of a task, we could quickly see whether there enough corrections to warrant a new Typo rule. @Chris_the_speller 16:43, 18 March 2013 (UTC)
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@GoingBatty 01:40, 20 March 2013 (UTC) wrote:
Hi Chris! Here's the workaround I would use:
- Make the list and process each article in the list
- If an article doesn't have a typo (e.g. it's valid text in a quote), click the Skip button to remove the article from the list
- If the article has a typo, leave it unprocessed in my list and start the next article.
- After looking at each article in the list, you should be left with those with a typo.
- If there are enough articles, create the typo rule, refresh the typo list, and process the list to test the new rule.
- If there aren't enough articles to create the typo rule, reprocess the list and fix the articles manually.
Hope this helps!