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// closexfd.js – a compilation of (the once-best) semi-automated XfD closure scripts from across the project, succeeded in 2017 by ]
importScript('User:Mr.Z-man/closeAFD2.js'); // AfD – go to individual AfD page, see "Close" tab, be sure to recategorize redirects
importScript('User:Mr.Z-man/hideClosedAFD.js'); // adds tab to hide closed AfDs sections on the daily page so you can see which ones are left
importScript('User:Evad37/CFDcloser.js'); // CfD – in-line, started in August 2016
importScript('User:Evad37/FFDcloser.js'); // FfD – in-line, started in July 2016
importScript('User:Doug/closemfd.js'); // MfD – only adds top/bottom tags when you edit the section
importScript('User:Deryck Chan/closerfd.js'); // RfD – testing....
importScript('User:Evad37/TFDcloser.js'); // TfD – in-line, started in July 2016