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A talkspace draft is a draft article or article section which is a subpage of a talk page. It is designed for multiple users to collaborate on drafting. An alternative (especially if the draft is likely to be the work of one or primarily of one user) is a userspace draft. You must create a user account to create pages, including draft pages.
Before:
- Before creating a talkspace draft, discuss this with other users involved with the article. The aim is to collaborate, so you should make sure that collaboration is likely to happen. Otherwise, a userspace draft is preferable (you can permit other users to work on this too, and/or manually convert it to a talkspace draft later).
![]() Examples: Talk:Article/interesting-section-draft or Talk:Article/22-May-2025-draft |
After:
- Once it is agreed a talkspace draft is finished enough to be implemented in the article itself, list the page at Wikipedia:Cut and paste move repair holding pen, so that an admin can appropriately merge the editing histories. The draft and draft talk page should be marked as archived (see {{talkspace draft}}).
- Drafts that are rejected should generally still be kept, but if only one user has edited the draft, it will generally be preferable to move the draft to that user's userspace, without a redirect (update any links to the page manually).
Note:
- To get a list of all subpages of a page, use Special:Prefixindex and type the parent page name followed by a slash. For example, for all subpages of Talk:Cheese, type
Special:Prefixindex/Talk:Cheese/
in the search box and hit enter. Also, the following link can be used: Special:Prefixindex/Talk:Cheese/
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