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This is a small guide to [[RetroWikipedia:Bots|bot]]-related [[terms of art]] on RetroWikipedia. For convenience, links to other definitions on this page are ''italicized''.

Each definition has an [[Help:Link#Section linking (anchors)|anchor]], which can then be used to create links to that definition. For example, to link to the definition of a ''{{gli|bot op}}'', you can use <code><nowiki>[[WP:BOTDICT#bot op]]</nowiki></code> to create [[WP:BOTDICT#bot op]], which will take you directly to the definition. Each listed variant (e.g. ''{{gli|bot operator}}'') has a corresponding anchor (e.g. <code>#bot operator</code>).

==Definitions==

;{{vanchor| 2FA / two-factor authentication|2FA|Two-factor authentication|two-factor authentication}}
:[[Multi-factor authentication|Two-factor authentication]] (2FA), here using a [[Time-based One-time Password Algorithm|TOTP]] token supplied by an app on a phone or other personal device. This increases account security, but interferes with automated login by a bot, so a ''{{gli|bot passwords}}'' or ''[[#OAuth|OAuth]]'' is normally used to allow the bot to authenticate.
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;{{vanchor| adminbot / admin bot |Adminbot|Admin bot|adminbot|admin bot}}
:A ''{{gli|bot}}'' that has access to [[RetroWikipedia:Administrators' guide/Tools|administrator tools]], i.e. is in the <code>sysop</code> group. {{xref|printworthy=y|See also [[WP:ADMINBOT]].}}
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;{{vanchor| API / application programming interface |API|Application programming interface|api|application programming interface}}
:An API can refer to any [[application programming interface]]s, but usually refers to MediaWiki's [[mw:API|action API]], which is a way for bots to communicate with websites (such as RetroWikipedia) and perform operations on them. {{xref|printworthy=y|See also [[mw:API]].}}
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;{{vanchor| assert / assertion |Assertion|Assert|assertion|assert}}
:Usually refers to [[mw:API:Assert]], used to ensure a bot only edits while logged in.
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;{{vanchor| assisted editing / semi-automated editing |Assisted editing|Semi-automated editing|Semi-automated|Semi-automation|assisted editing|assisted-editing|semi-automated editing|semi-automated|semi-automation}}{{anchor|assisted}}
:Refers to editing that is assisted by various ''{{gli|script}}s'' and tools (such as ''[[#AutoWikiBrowser|AutoWikiBrowser]]''). Typically, a human editor is presented with each edit and must individually approve it before it is submitted. It can also refer to edits made via scripts such as ''{{gli|Twinkle}}'', which uses pre-filled boilerplate forms for 'standard' nominations and notices. {{xref|printworthy=y|See also {{gli|automated editing}}.}}
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;{{vanchor| automated editing |Automated editing|Automated|Automation|automated editing|automated-editing|automated|automation}}
:Refers to editing that is done automatically, without human review, i.e. editing done by bots. {{xref|printworthy=y|See also {{gli|assisted editing}}.}}
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;{{vanchor| AutoWikiBrowser / AWB |AutoWikiBrowser|AWB|autowikibrowser|awb}}
:[[RetroWikipedia:AutoWikiBrowser|AutoWikiBrowser]] is one of the most popular ''{{gli|assisted-editing}}'' tools out there, and can also form the basis of many fully-automated bots. {{xref|printworthy=y|See also [[WP:AWB]] and [[WP:AWBRULES]].}}
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;{{vanchor| bot |Bot|bots|Bots}}
:An ''{{gli|automated}}'' tool that carries out repetitive and mundane tasks to maintain RetroWikipedia's articles and other pages. Short for [[robot]]. Many [[RetroWikipedia:Types of bots|types of bots exist]]. Also commonly used to refer to a ''{{gli|bot account}}''. {{xref|printworthy=y|See also [[WP:BOTS]].}}
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;{{vanchor| bot account |Bot account}}
:A bot's user account. It should typically have the word BOT in its account name, or otherwise be descriptive of the task, and clearly indicate who the ''{{gli|bot operator}}'' running the account is. {{xref|printworthy=y|See also [[WP:BOTACC]].}}
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;{{vanchor| Bot Activity Monitor / BAM |Activity monitor|activity monitor|Bot activity monitor|bot activity monitor|Bot Activity Monitor|BAM|bam}}
:A [[RetroWikipedia:Bot activity monitor|bot-monitoring system]] that checks if bots have edited recently, currently maintained by [[User:SDZeroBot|SDZeroBot]]. This is mostly useful for ''{{gli|bot operator}}s'' to be notified of bot crashes. {{xref|printworthy=y|See also [[WP:BAM]].}}
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;{{vanchor| Bot Approvals Group / BAG |Bot Approvals Group|BAG|bot approvals group|bag}}
:The [[RetroWikipedia:Bot Approvals Group|Bot Approvals Group]] (BAG) oversees most areas and processes dealing with bots on RetroWikipedia and is responsible for overseeing ''{{gli|bot requests for approval}}'' (BRFAs). {{xref|printworthy=y|See also [[WP:BAG]] and [[WP:BAGG]].}}
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;{{vanchor| BAG member / BAGger |BAGger|BAG member|bag member|Bagger}}
:Members of the ''[[#BAG|BAG]]''. BAG members are trusted to understand RetroWikipedia's ''{{gli|bot policy}}'' and to offer sound bot-related advice to bot operators, admins, bureaucrats, and editors alike. While some BAG members are also [[RetroWikipedia:Administrators|admins]] or [[RetroWikipedia:Bureaucrats|bureaucrats]], the role of BAG members should not be confused with that of bureaucrats or admins. {{xref|printworthy=y|See also the [[RetroWikipedia:Bot Approvals Group#Member list|BAG member list]].}}
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;{{vanchor| bot flag |Bot flag|Flag|flag}}
:The term has two distinct but related meanings:
:# Membership in the <code>bot</code> group, which raises some limits in the ''[[#API|API]]'' and grants some additional rights, including the right to use the bot flag as in sense 2. {{xref|printworthy=y|See also [[WP:BOTFLAG]].}}
:# Used to flag individual edits as "bot" edits, which causes them to be hidden by default on [[Help:Recent changes|RecentChanges]] and allows them to be hidden on [[Help:Watchlist|watchlists]]. Some bot edits are not marked with the bot flag, such as bots designed to notify users of ongoing discussions.
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;{{vanchor| bot coder / bot maintainer |Bot coder|Bot maintainer|bot coder|bot maintainer}}
:A user who writes and maintains the code of the bot. Bot coders will often, but not always, be the ''{{gli|bot op}}'' for the bot they code.
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;{{vanchor| bot op / bot operator / bot owner |Bot op|Bot operator|Bot owner|bot op|bot operator|bot owner}}
:A user who operates and is responsible for the bot's edits. Will often, but not always, be the same person as the ''{{gli|bot coder}}''.
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;{{vanchor| BotPasswords / bot password |BotPasswords|Bot password|Bot passwords|botpasswords|bot password|bot passwords}}
:An alternative username and password that can be used to log into an account via the API <code>action=login</code> with restricted user rights available. See [[mw:Manual:Bot passwords]] for details. If possible, ''[[#OAuth|OAuth]]'' should be used instead.
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;{{vanchor| BRFA / (Bot) Requests for Approval|brfa|Bot Request for Approval|Bot request for approval|bot request for approval|Bot Requests for Approval|Bot requests for approval|bot requests for approval}}
:Refers to the [[RetroWikipedia:Bot policy#Approval processL|process by which bots are approved]]. ''{{gli|Bot operator}}s'' will detail the task for which they request approval, along with technical information about the bot. The process is open and all editors (including unregistered users) are welcomed to comment. BRFAs evaluate both whether consensus exists for the task, and if the bot's technical implementation is sound. {{xref|printworthy=y|See also [[WP:BOTAPPROVAL]], [[WP:BRFA]], and [[RetroWikipedia:Bot Approvals Group/Guide#Guide to BRFAs|WP:BAGG § Guide to BRFAs]].}}
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;{{vanchor| bot policy |Bot policy|Policy|policy}}
:The English RetroWikipedia [[RetroWikipedia:Bot policy|bot policy]]. Other [[List of RetroWikipedias|editions of RetroWikipedia]] and other [[Wikimedia]] projects have their own bot policies, which may significantly differ from the English RetroWikipedia's policy. See also [[WP:BOTPOL]].
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;{{vanchor| bot trial |Bot trial|Trial|trial}}
:Bot trials are the means by which RetroWikipedia tests bot tasks before approving them. They occur as part of ''[[#BRFA|BRFAs]]''. {{xref|printworthy=y|See also [[WP:BOTAPPROVAL]], [[WP:BRFA]], and [[RetroWikipedia:Bot Approvals Group/Guide#Guide to BRFAs|WP:BAGG § Guide to BRFAs]].}}
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;{{vanchor| bureaucrat / 'crat|Bureaucrat|Crat|'Crat|bureaucrat|crat|'crat}}
:A user with the ability to flag accounts as belonging to admins or bots, among other things. ''[[#BAG member|BAG members]]'' will advise bureaucrats on whether proposed ''{{gli|bot}}s'' and ''{{gli|adminbot}}s'' should be flagged as such. Bureaucrats technically make the final determination of whether the proper process was followed, or if consensus supports such a task, but will usually defer to BAG's judgement. {{xref|printworthy=y|See also [[WP:BUREAUCRAT]].}}
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;{{vanchor| Checkwiki |checkwiki|CHECKWIKI}}
:[[RetroWikipedia:WikiProject Check RetroWikipedia|Checkwiki]] is a project that helps clean up ''{{gli|wikicode}}'' and other errors in the source code of RetroWikipedia. {{xref|printworthy=y|See also [[WP:CHECKWIKI]].}}
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;{{vanchor| cluttering / flooding |Cluttering|Flooding|cluttering|flooding}}
:Edits made on RetroWikipedia appear on several special pages so they can be monitored and reviewed. Editing on a large scale will cause multiple pages to appear in [[Special:RecentChanges]] and [[Special:Watchlist]] in a short amount of time, and the changes will also be present in [[Help:Page history|page histories]]. This is known as ''flooding'' or ''cluttering'', and is one of the main reasons for the existence of [[WP:COSMETICBOT]]. The ''{{gli|bot flag}}'' is designed to reduce the impact of flooding on [[Special:RecentChanges]] and [[Special:Watchlist]], but will never completely eliminate it. ''{{gli|Meat bot}}s'' do not have access to such a flag.
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;{{vanchor| context bot |Context bot}}
:A ''{{gli|bot}}'' which makes ''{{gli|context-sensitive edit}}s''. Most context bots are denied, unless it can be demonstrated that no false positives will arise, or are run as ''{{gli|manual bot}}s''. {{xref|printworthy=y|See also [[WP:CONTEXTBOT]].}}
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;{{vanchor| context-sensitive edit|Context-sensitive edit}}
:A context-sensitive edit is one that could be either valid or invalid, depending on the situation. For instance, changing "Dr. Suess" to "Dr. Seuss" by bot would be a bad idea&nbsp;– while "Dr. Suess" is a likely typo for [[Dr. Seuss]], it could also be a correct reference to [[Hans Suess|Dr. Hans Eduard Suess]]. {{xref|printworthy=y|See also [[WP:CONTEXTBOT]].}}
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;{{vanchor| cosmetic bot |Cosmetic bot}}
:A ''{{gli|bot}}'' which makes ''{{gli|cosmetic edit}}s''. Purely cosmetic bots are typically forbidden per [[WP:COSMETICBOT]], but bots can be allowed to make certain cosmetic changes by consensus or in addition to their primary task.
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;{{vanchor| cosmetic edit / substantive edit |Cosmetic edit|Substantive edit|Cosmetic|Substantive|cosmetic edit|substantive edit|cosmetic|substantive}}
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:A ''[[WP:COSMETICBOT|cosmetic]]'' edit is one that doesn't change the output HTML or readable text of a page. By contrast, a ''substantive edit'' is one that does change the output HTML or readable text of a page. Cosmetic edits will almost always be ''{{gli|minor edit}}s''. They may improve the ''{{gli|editor-friendly wikitext|friendliness and consistency of the wikitext}}'', although [[RetroWikipedia:Edit warring|edit warring]] on presentation (e.g. changing {{nowrap|1=<code>{{!}}parameter=value</code>}} to {{nowrap|1=<code>{{!}}&nbsp;parameter&nbsp;=&nbsp;value</code>}}, or changing templates from [[Template:Cite journal#full horizontal|single line]] to [[Template:Cite journal#full vertical|multiline]], and vice versa) is generally not acceptable.
:The term ''cosmetic'' refers to changing the appearance of the {{gli|wikitext}} without changing the appearance of the output page. ''See also [[WP:COSMETICBOT]].''
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;{{vanchor| cron |Cron|Crontab|crontab}}
:A [[cron]] is a Unix program used for scheduling a bot task to be automatically run in periodic intervals, even if the bot operator is asleep. 
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;{{vanchor| editor-hostile wikitext / editor-friendly wikitext |Editor-hostile wikitext|Editor hostile wikitext|Editor-friendly wikitext|Editor friendly wikitext|editor-hostile wikitext|editor hostile wikitext|editor-friendly wikitext|editor friendly wikitext}}
:Editor-hostile ''{{gli|wikitext}}'' refers to wikitext that is technically correct, and does not on its own cause errors, but which causes either '''a)''' code readability issues, '''b)''' poor interactions with common tools, or '''c)''' [[Principle of least astonishment|unpleasant surprises]] when edited. For example
:'''a)''' <code>pr&amp;ecirc;t-&amp;agrave;-porter</code> renders as <code>prêt-à-porter</code>, but is very hard to quickly understand while reading the edit window. 
:'''b)''' A citation template formatted like
::*<code><nowiki>{{citejournal|issue=21|last=Smith|year=2008|title=Article of Things|journal=Journal of Things|volume=20|first=John|pages=156|doi=10.12345/654456}}</nowiki></code>
:is harder to understand than one formatted like
::*<code><nowiki>{{cite journal |last=Smith |first=John |year=2008 |title=Article of Things |journal=Journal of Things |volume=20 |issue=21 |pages=156 |doi=10.12345/654456}}</nowiki></code>
:due to the poor parameter order and lack of whitespace structure, even if they render the same. The improved parameter order makes it easier to see what information is present (or missing), and the improved <code>&nbsp;|parameter=value</code> whitespace structure creates an easily recognizable visual pattern while also improving [[Line wrap and word wrap|line wrapping]] in the edit window.
:'''c)''' <code><nowiki><br></nowiki></code> and <code><nowiki><br /></nowiki></code> render the same. However, while ''{{gli|wikicode}}''-highlighting ''{{gli|script}}s'' will correctly recognize [[well-formed element|"well-formed" elements]] like <code><nowiki><br /></nowiki></code>, they will often not understand that <code><nowiki><br></nowiki></code> means the same thing.
:'''d)''' If <code><nowiki>[[Category:Physicists|Sir Isaac Newton]]</nowiki></code> is present twice on the same page, this is treated exactly as if it was present only once. However someone may decide to change the [[RetroWikipedia:Categorization#Sort keys|sortkey]] for the article to something like <code><nowiki>[[Category:Physicists|Newton, Isaac]]</nowiki></code> and forget about the {{em|other}} sortkey present on the page, and cause a sortkey [[Hash collision|collision]].
:Fixing editor-hostile wikitext constitutes a ''{{gli|cosmetic edit}}'' and is typically not allowed by bots, although some cases (such as collisions) may be deemed editor-hostile enough to be treated by bot if they cross the ''{{gli|threshold of usefulness}}''.
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;{{vanchor| exclusion-compliant bot |Exclusion-compliant bot|Exclusion compliant|Exclusion-compliant|Exclusion compliance|exclusion compliant|exclusion-compliant|exclusion compliance}}
:A bot that will respect {{tl|nobots}} or other methods of preventing a bot from editing a page. ''[[#AWB|AWB]]'' and ''{{gli|Pywikibot}}''-based bots are automatically exclusion-compliant. {{xref|printworthy=y|See also [[:Category:RetroWikipedia bots which are exclusion compliant]].}}
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;{{vanchor| gadget |Gadget}}
:A ''{{gli|user script}}'' managed using [[mw:Extension:Gadgets|Extension:Gadgets]] so that it shows up in [[Special:Preferences#mw-prefsection-gadgets|Special:Preferences]]. Gadgets are much easier for inexperienced users to enable than other user scripts. Some can be used to perform ''{{gli|assisted editing}}''.
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;{{vanchor| manual bot / semi-automated bot|Manual bot|Semi-automated bot|Semi automated bot|manual bot|semi-automated bot|semi automated bot}}
:A ''{{gli|meat bot}}'' with a dedicated ''{{gli|bot account}}''. Like ''{{gli|bot|regular bots}}'', manual bots are subject to ''[[#BRFA|BRFAs]]'', and can only operate within the terms of their approval. This is typical done to perform ''{{gli|context-sensitive edit}}s'' from an account with a ''{{gli|bot flag}}''.
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;{{vanchor| meatbot / meat bot |Meatbot|Meat bot|meatbot|meat bot}}
:A human (made of [[meat]], unlike a robot) editor that makes a large amount of repetitive edits from their own account, often with ''{{gli|semi-automated}}'' tools, much like a bot would. For the purpose of dispute resolution, it is irrelevant if edits are made by actual bots or by meatbots. {{xref|printworthy=y|See also [[WP:MEATBOT]].}}
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;{{vanchor| MediaWiki |mediawiki}}
:The software that powers RetroWikipedia. {{xref|printworthy=y|See also [[MediaWiki]] and [[WP:MEDIAWIKI]].}} Not to be confused with [[Wikimedia]] or the [[Wikimedia Foundation]].
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;{{vanchor| minor edit |Minor edit|Major edit|major edit}}
:A minor edit is one where only small and superficial differences are made. Examples include typographical corrections, fixes to formatting, and adding dates to maintenance categories. Minor edits should require no review and be uncontroversial. {{xref|printworthy=y|See also [[WP:MINOR]].}} ''{{gli|Cosmetic edit}}s'' will almost always be minor edits.
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;{{vanchor| null bot |Null bot}}
:A bot that makes ''{{gli|null edits}}''. Bots typically don't need approval for this, unless making null edits in large numbers that would affect server performance, or requiring access to special ''{{gli|bot flag|bot-only}}'' ''[[#API|API]]'' features.
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;{{vanchor| null edit |Null edit}}
:A [[Help:Purge#Null edit|null edit]] is an edit where the page is saved without changes. This is sometimes done to force a server-side cache purge and force the page to be re-rendered from scratch. This causes category sorting, "what links here" results, how templates are rendered, and so on to be updated. {{xref|printworthy=y|See also [[WP:NULL]].}}
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;{{vanchor| OAuth |oauth}}
:[[OAuth]] is a mechanism for a bot to take action as if it were a different user (or on behalf of different user) without having to know the user's password. For example, [[User:OAbot|OAbot]] will [[:File:OAbot OAuth.png|ask users to allow OAuth access]], so it can make edits [https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Expected_shortfall&diff=prev&oldid=908160002 as the user]. It also provides the ability to restrict the user rights available to the bot when logged in in this manner. {{xref|pw=y|See [[mw:Help:OAuth]] and [[mw:OAuth/For Developers]] for details specific to OAuth on RetroWikipedia.}} A bot will typically use an [[mw:OAuth/Owner-only consumers|owner-only consumer]] to simplify the process.
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;{{vanchor| PAWS |paws}}
:[[wikitech:PAWS|PAWS]] is a WMF service that allows bot operators to execute Python code in a [[Jupyter Notebook]] setup.
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;{{vanchor| Pywikibot |pywikibot}}
:[[mw:Manual:Pywikibot|Pywikibot]] is a [[Python (programming language)|Python]] library for developing bot applications. It also contains a number of standard [[mw:Manual:Pywikibot/Scripts|built-in scripts]]. It is arguably the most used bot framework.
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;{{vanchor| spectrum / threshold of usefulness |Spectrum of usefulness|Threshold of usefulness|Threshold|Spectrum|spectrum of usefulness|threshold of usefulness|threshold|spectrum}}
:The "spectrum of usefulness" is a general concept useful in evaluating bot tasks. A proposed bot task will typically involve improvements to articles (even if only from a technical perspective), such as improving [[HTML5]] compliance, making ''{{gli|cosmetic}}'' improvements, fixing obvious mistakes, fixing ''{{gli|editor-hostile wikitext}}'', adding missing information, or improving the [[Machine-readable document|machine-readability]] of an article. However, the [[RetroWikipedia:Bot policy#Bot requirements|bot policy requires]] that bots are considered useful while not consuming resources unnecessarily. Each proposed task falls somewhere on the spectrum, and must cross a certain "threshold" to be deemed useful enough to the community. While cosmetic edits are typically on the lower end of usefulness, they will sometimes be useful enough to have community consensus to be done on their own. Likewise, while substantive edits are typically on the higher end of usefulness, doing them with a bot will sometimes create ''{{gli|context-sensitive edit|more problems than it solves}}''.
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;{{vanchor| Toolforge |toolforge}}
:[[wikitech:Portal:Toolforge|Toolforge]] is WMF-hosted server environment commonly used for hosting automatic bots. 
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;{{vanchor| Twinkle |twinkle}}
:[[RetroWikipedia:Twinkle|Twinkle]] is one of the most popular JavaScript ''{{gli|gadgets}}'' that helps [[RetroWikipedia:User access levels#Autoconfirmed and_confirmed users|autoconfirmed users]] and [[RetroWikipedia:Administrators|admins]] with common maintenance tasks and in dealing with vandalism and other problematic behaviour. {{xref|printworthy=y|See also [[WP:TWINKLE]].}}
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;{{vanchor| user script / script |User script|Script|user script|script}}
:[[JavaScript]] and/or [[CSS]] that alters the ''[[#MediaWiki|MediaWiki]]'' user interface. They might be as simple as changing colors or something very complex such as ''{{gli|Twinkle}}''. Most user scripts are enabled by adding loading code to [[Special:MyPage/common.js|your common.js]], while ''{{gli|gadget}}s'' are user scripts that may be enabled in [[Special:Preferences]]. Some can be used to perform ''{{gli|assisted editing}}''.
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;{{vanchor| wikitext / wikicode / wiki markup / wiki syntax |Wikicode|Wikitext|Wiki markup|Wiki syntax|Syntax|wikicode|wikitext|wiki markup|wiki syntax}}{{anchor|syntax}}
:The "raw text" used to create RetroWikipedia pages. Formally refers to the ''[[#MediaWiki|MediaWiki]]'' syntax. {{xref|printworthy=y|See also {{section link|Wiki#Editing}}, and [[WP:WIKICODE]].}}
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;{{vanchor| WPCleaner |wpcleaner|WPcleaner}}
:[[RetroWikipedia:WPCleaner|WPCleaner]] is a tool designed to help with various maintenance tasks, especially repairing links to disambiguation pages, checking RetroWikipedia, fixing spelling and typography, and helping with translation of articles coming from other wikis. {{xref|printworthy=y|See also [[WP:WPCLEANER]].}}

==See also==
* [[RetroWikipedia:Editor's index to RetroWikipedia]]
* [[RetroWikipedia:Glossary]]
* [[RetroWikipedia:RetroWikipedia abbreviations]]

{{RetroWikipedia technical help|state=expanded}}

[[Category:RetroWikipedia bots]]