Last modified: 2011-03-13 18:06:32 UTC
At the bottom of an article you can find information about the date and time of the last modification of that article. My idea is to have somewhere at the top of the article an icon or text with a warning when an article has recently been changed. Example: * A red icon when the last modification was less than an hour ago. * A orange icon when the last modification was between an hour ago and one day ago. No green icon, so no icon at all, when an article has been updated longer than a day ago. Because green will than somehow suggest everything is 100% correct on that page and that is something we can't guarantee. The reason for this enhancement is to inform our visitors to be extra alert about the correctness of that article, because it has been recently changed. Off course it doesn't matter when the article is actually ok, allthough it has been modified recently, because it doesn't says the article is bad, but it is only an advise to our visitors to be extra alert. Maybe it is a good idea to not count a bot-edit for the warning. Hopefully a lot of people find this a good idea. It will give us even more credit I think :-) Best regards, Jeroenvrp ( http://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Overleg gebruiker:Jeroenvrp )
Seems too focused of a feature. Easily implemented with user javascript/gadgets.
You just proved yourself that you don't understand anything about this feature-request. Anyhow it's not needed anymore because we now have 'flagged revisions'.
