Research:Article feedback/Samples
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The Article Feedback Tool (v.4) was enabled in July 2011 to the entire English Wikipedia.
In December 2011, a pilot of AFT v.5 will be deployed to a small fraction of articles of the English Wikipedia. Articles for the AFT v.5 pilot are selected via two categories.
List 1. Random sample
[edit]The first list of articles consists of a random sample of 0.3% of all articles from the English Wikipedia as of December 13, 2011. This list only includes "content" articles and excludes redirects. The full list of titles of articles in this sample can be downloaded from this page. Supplementary articles should not be added to this list, as it is used for the purpose of quantitative analysis as a representative sample of the English Wikipedia.
List 2. Additional articles
[edit]The second list of articles consists of a number of manually selected articles. Supplementary articles that do not belong to the random sample category can be added to this list. This list includes in particular a selection of:
High-traffic, semi-protected articles
[edit](see: category of semi-protected pages on enwp)
- Jane Austen
- China
- YouTube
- Kwanzaa
- English language
- RMS Titanic
- Europe
- Nepal
- Halloween
- Martin Luther King, Jr.
- Dubstep
- T.I.
- Schizophrenia
- Che Guevara
- Los Angeles
- Amelia Earhart
High-traffic, non semi-protected articles
[edit]- WikiLeaks
- Glee (TV series)
- Hypertext Transfer Protocol
- Android (operating system)
- Internet Movie Database
- Tron (film)
- Eduardo Saverin
- Saint Basil's Cathedral
- Acropolis of Athens
- Daft Punk
- Amazon Kindle
- Tangled
- Mount Fuji
- Rogers' Rangers
- Digital object identifier
- Far East Movement
- Criminal Minds
- Henry IV of France
Articles on controversial topics
[edit](from most reverted articles of enwiki):
Trending topics
[edit]Articles from the 2012 US presidential campaign, including all candidates, that will get a lot of sustained attention (as well as edits) in the next couple of months
- United States presidential election, 2012
- Republican Party presidential primaries, 2012
- 2012 Democratic National Convention
- 2012 Republican National Convention
- Barack Obama
- Michele Bachmann
- Herman Cain
- Newt Gingrich
- Jon Huntsman, Jr.
- Gary Johnson
- Tim Pawlenty
- Ron Paul
- Rick Perry
- Mitt Romney
- Rick Santorum
- Jack Fellure
- Steward Greenleaf
- Buddy Roemer
- Fred Karger
- Andy Martin
- Thaddeus McCotter
- Jimmy McMillan
- Roy Moore
- Jonathon Sharkey
- Warren Mosler
- Darcy Richardson
- Vermin Supreme
- Randall Terry