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A Wikit Folder is a protected collection of tracked Wikipedia source articles owned by a Wikit user. Each folder connects those source articles to their private Staging, Signals, and Insights workspaces, so the same imported source can be reused across different client contexts without leaking data between them.

This panel is where folders are created and reviewed. For now it is restricted to sysops and supports creating a folder for an existing MediaWiki user, assigning that user as owner/admin, listing recent folders, and recording the operation in the WikitAccess access log.

Revision as of 10:45, 11 May 2026 view source Vayehee (talk \| contribs) Bureaucrats, Interface administrators, Administrators 21 edits Create single editable Wikit binders leading section		Latest revision as of 17:28, 21 May 2026 view source Maintenance script (talk \| contribs) 106 edits Rename WikitAccess panel wording from Binder to Folder
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	A '''Wikit ~~Binder~~''' is a protected collection of tracked Wikipedia source articles owned by a Wikit user. Each ~~binder~~ connects those source articles to their private Staging, Signals, and Insights workspaces, so the same imported source can be reused across different client contexts without leaking data between them.		A '''Wikit Folder''' is a protected collection of tracked Wikipedia source articles owned by a Wikit user. Each folder connects those source articles to their private Staging, Signals, and Insights workspaces, so the same imported source can be reused across different client contexts without leaking data between them.

	This panel is where ~~binders~~ are created and reviewed. For now it is restricted to sysops and supports creating a ~~binder~~ for an existing MediaWiki user, assigning that user as owner/admin, listing recent ~~binders~~, and recording the operation in the WikitAccess access log.		This panel is where folders are created and reviewed. For now it is restricted to sysops and supports creating a folder for an existing MediaWiki user, assigning that user as owner/admin, listing recent folders, and recording the operation in the WikitAccess access log.