Wikipedia:Page mover

This page contains information about the page mover right, relevant policy and guideline considerations concerning the use of the page mover privilege, and details concerning the use of the page mover tool on the English Wikipedia. Changes made to it should reflect consensus.

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The extendedmover permission allows editors to move pages, and subpages, without leaving redirects. Also allows creation and editing of editnotices and moving of categories.
The right is granted to experienced users (with at least 6 months of activity and at least 3,000 edits) who have demonstrated a good understanding of the Wikipedia page naming system.

The page mover user right (extendedmover user group) allows users to move pages without leaving behind a redirect and to quickly move subpages when moving parent pages. This allows them to move a page over a redirect with history (among others) using a round-robin page move.

At their discretion, any administrator can grant this right to experienced and trusted users who regularly move pages and demonstrate familiarity with Wikipedia's policies and guidelines regarding page moving and naming. Users are expected to have at least six months of editing history and at least 3,000 edits. Users should also have experience with the requested moves venue and know how page moving works.

If you wish to request page mover rights for yourself or another user, please see Wikipedia:Requests for permissions/Page mover. Administrators are automatically granted this user right, so they do not need to request it.

There are currently 412 users with page mover right, which together with Wikipedia administrators makes for a total of 1,271 users with this permission.