What is the name of the page listing Wikipedia articles with the most edits?

The page listing Wikipedia articles with the most edits is called “Most edited articles.” Its full English Wikipedia title is “Wikipedia:Most edited articles,” because it belongs to Wikipedia’s project namespace rather than the encyclopedia’s main article namespace.

The list is a statistics-oriented resource for finding articles with unusually intensive editing histories. A high edit count can reflect controversy, frequent vandalism and reversion, major public events, or years of routine maintenance by many contributors. It does not necessarily mean an article is the longest, most viewed, or most important on Wikipedia.

The distractors describe different kinds of rankings. “Longest articles” concerns article size, “Most viewed” concerns readership, and “Most popular” is a broad, non-specific label. Edit totals can also change as new revisions are made, so rankings may shift over time. The stored answer matches the page’s canonical name.