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Revision as of 04:00, 13 March 2021 by Sirryan2002 (talk | contribs) (Messing around with some ideas)
Please keep in mind that these are in no way official and are instead my(Sirryan2002) take on the standards our wiki should follow
What Makes a Good Article
Revising Articles
When an Article Requires a Rewrite
Occasionally, an article is so outdated, messy, or overall badly written that it requires a general/complete rewrite. This is often due to multiple authors contributing in ways that deviate from the original/main theme/style/purpose of the page or continue a trend of low-quality edits. This need for a rewrite is not an insult to the contributors but a means of improving the article and condensing all of that knowledge into better digestible and informative articles.
So when does an Article need a rewrite?
- The Article does not inform the reader about the matter being discussed
- The Article does not have any formatting and is a wall of text
- The flow of the article is not logical and requires a lot of jumping around in order to read it.
- The article is very outdated