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Requests for feedback is meant for non-controversial articles that are still far from featured status. If there is a dispute regarding the content of an article, first talk to the other users concerned on the talk page. Failing that, use the dispute resolution process. For established articles that may be improved to featured status, use Peer ...
Visit our feedback form to leave an idea or feedback for our team. We collect and review all submitted feedback on a regular basis. You can also vote up existing ideas or post new feedback for the team. To search and vote for an existing idea or feedback: 1. Scroll to the bottom of the AOL Homepage. 2. Click feedback. 3.
In general, if you want to make an edit request: Propose a specific change on a talk page.Don't add an edit request template yet.; Once there is consensus for the change, and any final details have been worked out, put a template on the talk page along with a short, clear explanation.
Requests for feedback is currently in beta. We currently need more Wikipedians to respond to requests. If you are familiar with process and friendly to newcomers, please consider watching Requests for feedback, and regularly responding to requests posted here. When responding to requests, please bear the following in mind:
Where to get feedback on a newly created article: if you've just created an article and would like feedback on it, this is the page for you. First, you should not normally request feedback on an article within the first 24 hours after its creation. Most new articles are routinely vetted by volunteers within 24 hours; they will add suitable ...
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WP:RFF is a place where feedback on articles can be requested via a peer review process. These articles may already be in the main encyclopaedia, or they may still be in draft form in user space. A requests for feedback on an article is normally submitted by its creator, although it is possible for other users to seek feedback on an article at RFF.
Here the community can nominate articles to be selected as "Today's featured article" (TFA) on the main page. The TFA section aims to highlight the range of articles that have "featured article" status, from Art and architecture through to Warfare, and wherever possible it tries to avoid similar topics appearing too close together without good reason.