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'''Deletionpedia v2''' is a wiki is to rescue articles deleted from Wikipedia. It was started by [[User:Guaka|Guaka]] on December 24th 2013 and so far we've been rescuing [[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}} articles]].
'''Deletionpedia v2''' is a wiki is to rescue articles deleted from Wikipedia. It was started by [[User:Guaka|Guaka]] on December 24th 2013 and so far we've been rescuing [[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}} articles]].
[[:w:Deletionpedia|Deletionpedia v1]] was doing this for a while in 2008 but has stopped working (most rescues in 2008, last edit in 2012). [[User:Guaka|Guaka]] ([[User talk:Guaka|talk]]) plans to keep v2 going for a bit longer.


Unlike DPv1 people are allowed to edit v2, but it's advisable to wait until articles have been definitely deleted on Wikipedia. If an article is not deleted we won't delete the article here, we'll just put a template linking back to Wikipedia. Like that you can still go into the history of an article and find your edits. It also helps when an article is deleted 3 months later anyway (as is very often the case).
Unlike DPv1 people are allowed to edit v2, but it's advisable to wait until articles have been definitely deleted on Wikipedia. If an article is not deleted we won't delete the article here, we'll just put a template linking back to Wikipedia. Like that you can still go into the history of an article and find your edits. It also helps when an article is deleted 3 months later anyway (as is very often the case).
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Click on [[Special:Random|Random page]] to get an idea about what kind of stuff gets deleted on Wikipedia. A lot of that are great quality articles written by people who care and spent a lot of time on them, including research and adding references.
Click on [[Special:Random|Random page]] to get an idea about what kind of stuff gets deleted on Wikipedia. A lot of that are great quality articles written by people who care and spent a lot of time on them, including research and adding references.


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== Related projects ==
== Related projects ==
* [http://deletionpedia.dbatley.com/ The original Deletionpedia, last edit in 2012] was only running in 2008
There are several related projects:
* [http://deletionpedia.dbatley.com/ The original Deletionpedia] (v1) was rescuing Wikipedia articles for some months in 2008 but is now non-functional. [[User:Guaka|Guaka]] plans to keep v2 going for much longer.
* [http://de.pluspedia.org/wiki/ Pluspedia.org, a German project to create a wiki without relevance criteria]
* [http://de.pluspedia.org/wiki/ Pluspedia.org, a German project to create a wiki without relevance criteria]
* [http://pl.prepedia.org/wiki Prepedia.org, a Polish project]
* [http://pl.prepedia.org/wiki Prepedia.org, a Polish project]

Revision as of 20:35, 25 December 2013

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Deletionpedia v2 is a wiki is to rescue articles deleted from Wikipedia. It was started by Guaka on December 24th 2013 and so far we've been rescuing 91,249 articles.

Unlike DPv1 people are allowed to edit v2, but it's advisable to wait until articles have been definitely deleted on Wikipedia. If an article is not deleted we won't delete the article here, we'll just put a template linking back to Wikipedia. Like that you can still go into the history of an article and find your edits. It also helps when an article is deleted 3 months later anyway (as is very often the case).

Click on Random page to get an idea about what kind of stuff gets deleted on Wikipedia. A lot of that are great quality articles written by people who care and spent a lot of time on them, including research and adding references.

Related projects

There are several related projects:

Some rescued pages

TODO