Wikipedia:Historical archive/Logs/Offline reports

An up-to-date list of offline reports is at Wikipedia:Maintenance.

Special pages (maintenance)	Information
Broken redirects
Dead-end pages	Dead-end pages
Dormant pages	Forgotten articles
Double redirects	Double redirects
Lonely pages	Orphaned articles
Long pages
New pages	New pages patrol
New pages feed	Page curation
Protected pages	Protection policy
Short pages
Uncategorized pages	Categorization
Uncategorized categories
Uncategorized templates
Unused categories
Unused files (images)
Unused templates
Without interwiki links
Most interwiki links
Wanted pages
Most-wanted articles
See also: Maintenance departments

This page serves as the index of a set of reports generated periodically from an offline copy of the Wikipedia database, along with the scripts and instructions needed to regenerate them.

These reports are always a bit out of date and should not be considered authoritative, but may provide useful guidance as to which articles may benefit from attention in particular areas.

• Most Wanted
  • Wikipedia:Most wanted articles
  • Wikipedia:Most wanted stubs
  • Wikipedia:Most referenced articles

• Categories
  • Category:Orphaned categories
  • Category:Wikipedia categories in need of attention

• Article classification
  • Should this be a stub?
  • Is this really a stub?
  • Is this really a disambiguation page?

• Outgoing wikilinks
  • This article has a lot of links
  • This page has a lot of red links
  • This page links many times to the same article
  • This article links to a redirect back to itself (See also: Wikipedia:Redirects with possibilities)

• Incoming wikilinks
  • Wikipedia:Most referenced articles
  • Wikipedia:Disambiguation pages with links
  • This is one of the most linked to redirect pages

Link Analysis Database

A Link Analysis Database is created by running a set of scripts on a MySQL database into which a Wikipedia database dump has been loaded. It can be used to generate among others the reports dealing with articles and links to and from them below. Instructions on how to construct a Link Analysis Database can be found here.