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Tools I recommend

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Chrome extensions and websites

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Preferences

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  • Watchlist → Expand watchlist to show all changes, not just the most recent
  • Recent changes → Group changes by page in recent changes and watchlist
  • Gadgets → Navigation popups
  • Gadgets → Twinkle
  • Gadgets → Hotcat

Tools I can barely recommend

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  • WP:Visual Editor (mostly for copy-editing, everything else I'd suggest just sticking to the normal editor)

Articles created or expanded

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My advice

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  • WP:NOTABILITY is not about being fair, while WP:NPOV is.
  • Consistent compliance with Wikipedia policy is more important than your personal beliefs. Inconsistent compliance is a good sign of activist editing.
  • When you join a wiki community, be a constructive editor.
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