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Where to ask questions
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Reference desk – general-knowledge questions.
Village pump – discussion about Wikipedia.

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If you want to help perform WikiGnome tasks, such as stubs sorting or substituting templates, AutoWikiBrowser (AWB) might be useful for you. AutoWikiBrowser is a semi-automatic Wikipedia editor. It works on lists of pages, and automatically takes you to the next page on the list when you are done with the current one. It performs search/replace, and has other powerful features. In order to use it, you must either be a sysop or an editor with over 500 edits.

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