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Currently, number of non-reverted edits is defined as edits which were not reverted within 48 hours, excluding bot edits. It measures the number of 'good' edits by human users. To analyze the impact of Portuguese Wikipedia turning off IP editing, we also want to see the edits trend after excluding revert edits. It measures the number of edits by human users, excluding edits created due to vandalism. ##Deliveries [ ] Measure non-reverted edits within 48 hours, excluding bot and revert edits [ ] Measure non-reverted content edits within 48 hours, excluding bot and revert edits [ ] Update weekly report with newly defined metrics if needed

Currently, number of non-reverted edits is defined as edits which were not reverted within 48 hours, excluding bot edits. It measures the number of 'good' edits by human users. To analyze the impact of Portuguese Wikipedia turning off IP editing, we also want to see the edits trend after excluding revert edits. It measures the number of edits by human users, excluding edits created due to vandalism. ##Deliveries [x] Measure non-reverted edits within 48 hours, excluding bot and revert edits [x] Measure non-reverted content edits within 48 hours, excluding bot and revert edits [ ] Update weekly report with newly defined metrics if needed

Currently, number of non-reverted edits is defined as edits which were not reverted within 48 hours, excluding bot edits. It measures the number of 'good' edits by human users. To analyze the impact of Portuguese Wikipedia turning off IP editing, we also want to see the edits trend after excluding revert edits. It measures the number of edits by human users, excluding edits created due to vandalism. ##Deliveries [ x] Measure non-reverted edits within 48 hours, excluding bot and revert edits [ x] Measure non-reverted content edits within 48 hours, excluding bot and revert edits [ ] Update weekly report with newly defined metrics if needed