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Conservapedia:Editing etiquette (view source)
Revision as of 00:13, February 21, 2009
, 00:13, February 21, 2009adding back in bits that made another, prior edit ambig, in there own section.
Wiki editors have found that good '''editing etiquette''' can reduce the arguments that frequently occur between editors with opposing viewpoints.
Wiki editors have found that good '''editing etiquette''' can reduce the arguments that frequently occur between editors with opposing viewpoints.
== Edit Or Discuss First? ==
== '''Edit Or Discuss First?''' ==
An editor will often chastise another editor for not discussing an alteration to an article before altering the article, yet will often edit an article themselves without discussing it first. Does this make them hypocrites? Sometimes, yes, but often it's because the circumstances are different, or unknown to you.
An editor will often chastise another editor for not discussing an alteration to an article before altering the article, yet will often edit an article themselves without discussing it first. Does this make them hypocrites? Sometimes, yes, but often it's because the circumstances are different, or unknown to you.
===Etiquette Rule:===
===Etiquette Rule:===
* '''Do not substantially alter the "tone" or editorial content without discussing such changes on the talk page.'''
* '''Do not revert an Administrator's changes without first discussing it with them, and gaining their permission. Administrators are in charge of deciding the editorial policy of Conservapedia. Their instruction(s) on such matters are always to be followed.'''
===Etiquette Rule:===
*'''Never make substantial edits to an article without discussing your changes first on the talk page. If you have a reasonable expectation that other editors will accept your change(s), the changes are just formatting / copy editing, you should proceed.'''
*'''Never make substantial edits to an article without discussing your changes first on the talk page. If you have a reasonable expectation that other editors will accept your change(s), the changes are just formatting / copy editing, you should proceed.'''