Last modified: 2007-03-16 12:46:24 UTC
Currently, when you want to delete a single revision of an article, you have to delete the whole article, then undelete the revisions which should be kept. When you undelete, you have to check every revision except the one you want to stay deleted. This is very tedious on small articles, and a real pain in the ass on the longer ones. It should be possible for administrators, when viewing a single revision (new or old) of a page, to delete only that revision. Also, checkboxes for deletion should be added on the history page, so that you can check and delete multiple revisions. Eventually, if you'd like an easy solution, add a "Check all" button on Special:Undelete.
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 997 ***
Actually, it is not a duplicate, as it is not about permanent deletion. It is about allowing simpler deletion of revisions for administrators; for example for removing a penis-vandalized revision of a user page, or the like.
No, it *is* a duplicate - the mechanism that's being developed for bug 997 allows a flexible means of hiding revisions which can be used at different levels. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 997 ***
I think it's a duplicate of Bug 3576, not Bug 997.
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 3576 ***
