Icons:
When topics have articles from multiple sources on the same subject, the topic should have this icon:
(IMG:http://wikipediareview.com/stimg9x0b4fsr2/1/folder_post_icons/icon10.gif)

All topics by users (yes, this is not just for RSS imports, feel free to alert us to any news The Net didn't catch), or that have been flagged as more interesting should have this icon:
(IMG:http://wikipediareview.com/stimg9x0b4fsr2/1/folder_post_icons/icon11.gif)

Deletions:

• Links to articles that are exact duplicates of a previously posted article will be deleted. The first news publication to publish that article gets the right to stay. The only exception to this will be when a far less-read website publishes something and a hugely popular other website mirrors for it. An example would be something on a niche technical website getting mirrored onto CNN.
• "Articles" that are nothing more than a copy/paste of an article from a Wikimedia project.
• Forum topics (with RSS feeds) that are not about any Wikimedia project but only mention it.

Moves:
Articles that are not about a Wikimedia project (such as Wikipedia) will be mass-moved to the "Less Relevant" subforum. Even if it uses Wikipedia only as a source or something to refer to for information it still gives an idea of how much the Media is using Wikipedia/aware of it/uses it. When a major publication (such as the BBC or CNN) links or uses Wikipedia as a source it should probably be flagged with (IMG:http://wikipediareview.com/stimg9x0b4fsr2/1/folder_post_icons/icon11.gif), but still moved to Less Relevant unless it's actually about Wikimedia/Wikipedia.