Wikipedia:Pagesets
Pagesets
A set is a collection of unique (non-duplicate) things. A pageset is a programmatically generated set of Wikipedia pages, automatically derived based on the definition of that pageset. This is under active development. More details will be published as they become available.
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Pagesets allow you to zero in on a specific subset of Wikipedia articles, such as those related to a WikiProject, a collaboration, or a campaign. These lists can then be used by bots and other tools. The long-term goal of Pagesets is to eventually replace tracking categories/templates, such as those used by WikiProjects, that are onerous to set up and maintain.
Registered pageset lists
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