User story: As a Wikipedia editor, I want to understand what Automoderator is, so that I can make informed decisions about how to interact with it.

Being a system account, Automoderator will have a user page like any other Wikimedia account. Users are likely to click through to the user page to learn more about it, so this is a great opportunity for us to write informative content and provide links to other important pages (e.g. config, false positive reporting & review).

The main entry point to this page is likely to be a page history, watchlist, or the recent changes feed. Users will see Automoderator making a revert and be curious what it is - the user page is the obvious link to click to learn more.

We will initially be implementing this page manually in Wiki markup, at least to start, so the design should be relatively simple to make this process easier.

Content
We want this page to include information and links relating to:

• What Automoderator is
• How to share feedback on the project as a whole
• How to configure Automoderator (for admins)
• How to report a false positive

Design
Figma link

• Button: 'Configure automoderator' links to configuration form.
• Link: 'Learn more' links to project page.
• Link: 'Our talk page' links to Automoderator's talk page.
• Link: 'report a false positive' links to false positive page.

Example user pages

• ClueBot NG
• SeroBOT
• PSS 9
• ChenzwBot
• PatrocleBot
• AbuseFilter (fa.wiki)
• Abuse Filter (it.wiki)
• AbuseFilter (tr.wiki)
• AbuseFilter (zh.wiki)

Open questions

• Should we design any graphics or logos for Automoderator to use here?
• Can we use Codex in wiki markup?

In the future we may consider having a Special landing page instead to include richer information and data (T360127). The user page may redirect here (with the content being moved over to the Special page) or be additional.