User:W.D./STiki

Hello, and welcome to my CVUA lesson on using STiki. STiki can be downloaded from WP:STiki and you may use it so long as you have permission, 1000 edits or the rollback right.

Using STiki


When you start up STiki, you will be presented with an number of buttons, Innocent, Pass, Good Faith revert and Vandalism (undo). You can press any of these dependent on the edit displayed in the main window

Innocent
This should be used if the edit is innocent and should be left alone, this is then removed from the queue and is not seen by another STiki user

Pass
This should be used sparingly, and only if you are unsure about the edit; this will then be passed to another STiki user for review.

Good Faith Revert
This reverts the edit that you see on the screen but does not warn the user. Only use this if the edit is not vandalism but is incorrect or otherwise unconstructive

Vandalism
This is what you should press if you are definitely sure that it is vandalism, this reverts the edit and warns the user or reports them to Administrator Intervention Against Vandalism if they have had 3 previous warnings.

Queues
Different queues (lists of edits ordered by vandalism risk) can be used in STiki. These are:
 * ClueBot NG This uses ClueBot NG's scoring system, edits that score over 90% are reverted by the bot, edits below are given to STiki users.
 * STiki This uses STiki's intelligent algorithim to calculate the chance of an edit being vandalism.

Questions
Do you have any questions before I set you a simple homework? Thanks,W.D. 12:36, 29 June 2012 (UTC)

Homework
Your homework is to keep using STiki (perhaps get to 300 classifications), and see if you like it, also try Huggle if you want to and just in general, keep up the good work. :-) W.D. 15:57, 4 July 2012 (UTC)