Copyright violations are a major concern and problem on Wikipedia, as the encyclopedia aims to be free for anyone to use, modify, or sell. This page is designed to explore how we can leverage the same approach to the issue of copyright. The worst of these are reverted automatically without any human oversight while those that fall into a gray area are queued up for manual review, prioritized by suspiciousness based on a number of factors that have correlated in the past with problematic edits. Wikipedia already uses an rule-based edit filter, a neural network bot (Cluebot), and a variety of semi-automated programs (Stiki, Huggle, Igloo, Lupin) to determine which edits are least likely to be constructive.
Machine-assisted approaches have proven successful for a wide variety of problems on Wikipedia most notably including vandalism and spam.
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