Wikipedia:Article Feedback/Feedback response guidelines
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What you should do
- Feature specific tips and detailed ways to improve an article - e.g. "Please add to the article Angry Birds that the app uses Lua to save its settings."
- Mark comments as resolved comments if they have been resolved, and possibly link the diff of the resolution.
- Hide unmeaningful spam - e.g. "Hi, I like Airbus 380s" on the page RuneScape.
- Hide profanity - e.g. "F**k you stupid WikiPedianz".
- Hide foreign languages unless you know what it means - e.g. “你好,谢谢维基百科!”.
- Hide (and request oversight) of comments containing emails. - e.g. "Email me at fdouglas@douglasindustri.es plz 4 more info".
- Hide (and request oversight) of libelous comments containing insults and fake facts towards an organization or person. - e.g. "Justin Bieber broke up with Selena Gomez' wife."
- Hide (and request oversight) of links containing images that may be pornographic.
- Hide pointless opinions - e.g. "I think Netflix should be bought by Blockbuster"
What you should not do
- Do not hide useful feedback in all caps - e.g. "YOU SHOULD PUT ON THERE THAT RUNESCAPE ADDED MICROTRANSACTIONS."
- Do not request oversight on foreign languages you cannot understand, unmeaningful spam, profanity and pointless opinions.
- Do not hide useful comments that may actually contribute to the making of the article. If unsure, check what the article is about before coming to your conclusion.
- Do not feature spam comments, profane comments, foreign language comments (no matter what), and pointless opinions.
- Do not hide comments that you do not like.
- Do not feature comments only because you like them.
- Do not mark comments as resolved comments that weren't resolved.
- Do not unfeature comments after they are resolved.
- Do not mark comments as resolved comments if you want to "hide" it somehow.