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• WP:Writing better articles
• WP:New contributors' help page
• WP:Scientific citation guidelines

Maths

• WP:Manual of Style (mathematics)
• WP:Requested articles/Mathematics#Statistics
• WP:Requests for comment/Maths, science, and technology
• WP:WikiProject Mathematics/Current activity
• WP:WikiProject Mathematics/Reference resources
• WP:WikiProject Mathematics/Wikipedia 1.0/Probability and statistics
• User:Mathbot/Most linked math articles
• User:Salix_alba/One_day_of_mathematics_page_views
• Special:Recentchangeslinked/List of statistics topics

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• User:Shanes/Why tags are evil

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What are dummy edits good for?

A dummy edit is a slight change in an article's wikitext that has no effect on the rendered page but allows you to save a useful edit summary. This is like a SMS (Short Message Service).

To make a "dummy edit" just make a slight non-rendering change to the page, fill out the edit summary with your short message including this tag: [[WP:dummy edit]] (include the four square brackets), and save your change. (Note that a null edit does not modify the wikitext and does not allow you to leave an edit summary.)

Uses for dummy edits:

• Correcting a previous edit summary
• Repairing insufficient attribution for copy-and-pasted Wikipedia content
• Addressing an accidental use of rollback
• Providing a note, from a user while logged-in, that notes an edit performed while logged out
• Sending brief messages regarding editing issues
• Providing proof of activity from time to time by a dormant but not dead user
• Prompting a bot to re-examine a page

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