@ Dvorapa
When you say "Ask communities on wikis", which communication device is the best for that? Phabricator, zulip, or IRC?

Thank you @Xqt .
I also think that it's a good idea that I should've asked for the development guidelines of this project. I just learned something new. :)
I'll keep that one in mind for the future.

I found this as a component for flagged revisions.

@JJMC89
Is this your bot? :)

Hi @Tgr,
I am starting to construct my proposal as of now and I am not sure I would go about creating my timeline on deadlines. I have found a page for some components of the FlaggedRev feature. Should I create my deadlines around each of those components?

Nvm, I checked again and I dont think en has it. I'm going to try with the wikis on listed in this page.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Flagged_revisions

Yes! I got the pywikibot installed and working. Now I just need the bot approval from en wikipedia :D

@Dvorapa
When you said "bot rights", did you mean rights to operate a bot like this approval I found?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Bots/Requests_for_approval

I am trying to setting a bot account on FlaggedRevisions-enabled project but I'm not sure how I would get started on that. Is there a guide for this?

Hi @Tgr,
I am Jiaxing Wu and I am currently a second year undergraduate from Illinois Institute of Technology. I am interested in working for Wikimedia because I love the idea of promoting free knowledge to everyone in the world (especially since I'm a broke college student). I am particularly interested this project because I have seen a video on youtube where someone tried to edit a wiki page but it was automatically changed back(I am guessing that this was the function for the flaggedrev where the revision, that was highly rated, is set to the default wiki page). As of now, I am researching about flaggedrevs, CMS, and pywikibot.