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	<b>Move</b>: This button allows you to move the article to be filed under a different title. This is not usually advised unless you are certain the page should be moved, such as when you've created the page but made a typo in the title.		<b>Move</b>: This button allows you to move the article to be filed under a different title. This is not usually advised unless you are certain the page should be moved, such as when you've created the page but made a typo in the title.

	<b>Watch</b>: In the top ~~left~~, when you are logged in, there's a button titled "my watchlist". If you click on the watch button, or tick the "watch this page" option when editing a page, then the last edit of the entry will appear on your "my watchlist" page whenever you check it. This is generally used to track certain articles to see what others are doing to edit it and thus is used either to collaborate with others in rewriting articles or to more quickly spot vandalism on your most frequented pages so that you can revert by using the History button used above, selecting a previous entry, clicking edit to select the archived text and then saving that thus turning the page back to the previous version.		<b>Watch</b>: In the top right, when you are logged in, there's a button titled "my watchlist". If you click on the watch button, or tick the "watch this page" option when editing a page, then the last edit of the entry will appear on your "my watchlist" page whenever you check it. This is generally used to track certain articles to see what others are doing to edit it and thus is used either to collaborate with others in rewriting articles or to more quickly spot vandalism on your most frequented pages so that you can revert by using the History button used above, selecting a previous entry, clicking edit to select the archived text and then saving that thus turning the page back to the previous version.