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This was suggested in https://pt.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?diff=38689530&oldid=38689125&uselang=en Currently the "article-linked" notifications are only sent to the author of the page, but other users may also be interested in knowing about new articles related to a specific page. So, there should be a way for users to create a list of pages for which they will receive notifications when someone adds a link. This is essentially a specialized form of a watchlist, As has been considered before we should be looking towards a solution that involves allowing users to have an arbitrary number of watchlists and then link those watchlists to specific tasks such as an echo whitelist and such. -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normal

This was suggested in https://pt.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?diff=38689530&oldid=38689125&uselang=en Currently the "article-linked" notifications are only sent to the author of the page, but other users may also be interested in knowing about new articles related to a specific page. So, there should be a way for users to create a list of pages for which they will receive notifications when someone adds a link. This is essentially a specialized form of a watchlist, As has been considered before we should be looking towards a solution that involves allowing users to have an arbitrary number of watchlists ({T7875}) and then link those watchlists to specific tasks such as an echo whitelist and such. -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normal

This was suggested in https://pt.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?diff=38689530&oldid=38689125&uselang=en Currently the "article-linked" notifications are only sent to the author of the page, but other users may also be interested in knowing about new articles related to a specific page. So, there should be a way for users to create a list of pages for which they will receive notifications when someone adds a link. This is essentially a specialized form of a watchlist, As has been considered before we should be looking towards a solution that involves allowing users to have an arbitrary number of watchlists ({T7875}) and then link those watchlists to specific tasks such as an echo whitelist and such. -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: normal