Wikipedia:Requests for comment/WikiProjects and collaborations

The following discussions are requested to have community-wide attention:

One thing leads to another. I saw a bunch of LTA pages that should have been archived and requested that to be done [1].

Looking at the discussion, I saw that one admin recommended that the page be marked historical due to a relative lack of recent edits over the past 7-8 years [2].

I think Wikipedia has gotten better at preventing long-term abuse, so the number of LTAs has declined in the past few years. Many vandals also celebrate the recognition they get from these kinds of pages. The Long-term abuse page should be marked as historical. What do you think? 2620:8D:8000:10A6:71B7:9282:F1A9:BA79 (talk) 20:54, 20 May 2023 (UTC)Reply[reply]

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