Change Details

During a community comment reply, Satdeep shared there is a script users can add to their common.js that can help automate proofread cleanup. This gave me an idea of incorporating a "cleanup" functionality to the proofread page. Satdeep also suggested adding it as a gadget or extension depending on which makes sense. However. there are some nuances with how to use this cleanup functionality which would need to be documented. Example of script can be found here: https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/User:Bodhisattwa/cleanup.js

During a community comment reply, Satdeep shared there is a script users can add to their common.js that can help automate proofread cleanup. This gave me an idea of incorporating a "cleanup" functionality to the proofread page. Satdeep also suggested adding it as a gadget or extension depending on which makes sense. However. there are some nuances with how to use this cleanup functionality which would need to be documented. Example of script can be found here: https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/User:Bodhisattwa/cleanup.js This investigation would entail: - Documenting how to use the script - Tabling the cost of adding it to UI versus making it a gadget/extension

During a community comment reply, Satdeep shared there is a script users can add to their common.js that can help automate proofread cleanup. This gave me an idea of incorporating a "cleanup" functionality to the proofread page. Satdeep also suggested adding it as a gadget or extension depending on which makes sense. However. there are some nuances with how to use this cleanup functionality which would need to be documented. Example of script can be found here: https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/User:Bodhisattwa/cleanup.js This investigation would entail: - Documenting how to use the script - Tabling the cost of adding it to UI versus making it a gadget/extension