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This task involves the work of deciding: 1. If we'll tag edits Paste Check was activated within 2. How we'll tag these edits, if we decide to move forward with doing so === Stories - As an experienced volunteer motivated to maintain the quality of content available on Wikipedia, I want to be able to identify edits that involve people adding new text they pasted from another source, so that I can review these edits mindful of the copyvio risks it might carry. WARNING: if we move forward with introducing a tag of this sort, we need to think carefully about how/if to inform people who are editing that the changes they are making are being tagged in this way. === Requirements # `editcheck-paste`: this tag would be applied to any ''published'' edit that includes //unmodified*// pasted text (regardless of its source and type) # `editcheck-paste-HTML`: this tag would be applied to any ''published'' edit that includes //unmodified*// text pasted from HTML (T376306). # `editcheck-paste-shown`: this tag would be applied to any ''published'' edit in which ≥1 Paste Check was shown. //More context in T379843#11052540..// === Open question(s) - [ ] 1. Which (if any) of the tags above will be `hidden` to start? === References @matej_suchanek [helpfully raised the need for us to address this question](https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Community_Wishlist/Wishes/Warn_when_large_amount_of_content_has_been_copy-pasted/en). on meta via the Community Wishlist.

This task involves the work of deciding: 1. If we'll tag edits Paste Check was activated within 2. How we'll tag these edits, if we decide to move forward with doing so === Stories As the person responsible for evaluating the impact of Paste Check, I need to be able to identify edits in which Paste Check was shown so that I can determine the impact of Paste Check's presence/absence on edit quality === Requirements # `editcheck-paste-shown`: this tag would be applied to any ''published'' edit in which ≥1 Paste Check was shown. -- //Note: per [the pattern we've been following for Reference and Tone Check](https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Edit_check/Tags), this tag will be **visible**// # ~~`editcheck-paste`: this tag would be applied to any ''published'' edit that includes //unmodified*// pasted text (regardless of its source and type)~~ -- //Descoped in T379843#11104424 and will be revisited in TICKET // # ~~`editcheck-paste-HTML`: this tag would be applied to any ''published'' edit that includes //unmodified*// text pasted from HTML (T376306).~~ -- //Descoped in T379843#11104424 and will be revisited in TICKET // === Open question(s) - [x] 1. Which (if any) of the tags above will be `hidden` to start? -- None. See Requirements above. === References @matej_suchanek [helpfully raised the need for us to address this question](https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Community_Wishlist/Wishes/Warn_when_large_amount_of_content_has_been_copy-pasted/en). on meta via the Community Wishlist.

This task involves the work of deciding: 1. If we'll tag edits Paste Check was activated within 2. How we'll tag these edits, if we decide to move forward with doing so === Stories - As an experienced volunteer motivated to maintain the quality of content available on Wikipedia, I want to be able to identify edits that involve people adding new text they pasted from another sourceAs the person responsible for evaluating the impact of Paste Check, so that I can review these edits mindful of the copyvio risks it might carry. WARNING: if we move forward with introducing a tag of this sort, we need to think carefully about how/if to inform people who are editing that the changes they are making are being tagged in this way.I need to be able to identify edits in which Paste Check was shown so that I can determine the impact of Paste Check's presence/absence on edit quality === Requirements # `editcheck-paste`: this tag would be applied to any ''published'' edit that includes //unmodified*// pasted text (regardless of its source and type) # `editcheck-paste-HTML`: this tag would be applied to any ''published'' edit that includes //unmodified*// text pasted from HTML (T376306). # `editcheck-paste-shown`: this tag would be applied to any ''published'' edit in which ≥1 Paste Check was shown. -- //Note: per [the pattern we've been following for Reference and Tone Check](https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Edit_check/Tags), this tag will be **visible**// //More context in T379843#11052540..//# ~~`editcheck-paste`: this tag would be applied to any ''published'' edit that includes //unmodified*// pasted text (regardless of its source and type)~~ -- //Descoped in T379843#11104424 and will be revisited in TICKET // # ~~`editcheck-paste-HTML`: this tag would be applied to any ''published'' edit that includes //unmodified*// text pasted from HTML (T376306).~~ -- //Descoped in T379843#11104424 and will be revisited in TICKET // === Open question(s) - [ ] 1- [x] 1. Which (if any) of the tags above will be `hidden` to start? -- None. See Requirements above. === References @matej_suchanek [helpfully raised the need for us to address this question](https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Community_Wishlist/Wishes/Warn_when_large_amount_of_content_has_been_copy-pasted/en). on meta via the Community Wishlist.