Consumer Rights Wiki:Moderator guidelines: Difference between revisions
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# '''Verifiable Evidence:''' | |||
#* In order for an article to be appropriate for submission, it must be verifiable. This does NOT mean that it must be properly sourced and fully compliant with wiki policy from its very creation. It instead means that it must be reasonably possible to source evidence which could support its claims. If the article relates to an issue which has not been documented by any acceptable source, then the article is unverifiable, and should be removed. | |||
# In order for an article to be appropriate for submission, it must be verifiable. This does NOT mean that it must be properly sourced and fully compliant with wiki policy from its very creation. It instead means that it must be reasonably possible to source evidence which could support its claims. If the article relates to an issue which has not been documented by any acceptable source, then the article is unverifiable, and should be removed. | |||
# Allegations are supported by specific details rather than vague or subjective descriptions. | # Allegations are supported by specific details rather than vague or subjective descriptions. | ||
# '''Tone and Presentation:''' | |||
* The submission avoids inflammatory language, emotional appeals, or promotional content. Any article which is obviously fake or appears more akin to an angry yelp review than something which belongs on this Wiki should be marked for removal, or rapidly edited to a point where it does not violate this rule. | |||
==== B. General Criteria for Inclusion (Theme articles): ==== | ==== B. General Criteria for Inclusion (Theme articles): ==== | ||