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Line 38: ==Article stability== One very good measure of article stability is to compare a version from a month or two ago to the current version. Unfortunately, Wikipedia's comparison tool sometimes fails to line up the correct paragraphs with one another, and articles that have had little more than spaces removed can seem at first glance to have massive changes. Hence, while this tool can quickly confirm that an article has ''not'' had major changes, but where it appears at first glance to show major changes, you will need to follow up carefully to see whether this is, indeed, the case. == See also == * [[mw:Extension:RevisionSlider\|RevisionSlider]] ==External links==

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