Vorlage:Edit semi-protected/editintro: Unterschied zwischen den Versionen

Version vom 4. Dezember 2015, 14:13 Uhr

About edit requests

What an edit request IS NOT for:
making test edits: use the sandbox
asking for help: go to the Help Desk
making a comment or starting a discussion: go to the talk page
requesting unprotection: go to RFPP (unprotection requests should take into account the original protection reason - see the protection log)

What an edit request IS for:
requesting straight-forward changes like grammar, spelling, formatting
requesting more substantive changes, if they are justified with reference to reliable sources, and not the subject of ongoing discussion

Vorlage:Edit semi-protected/editintro is currently semi-protected and can be edited only by established registered users.

Follow the instructions below to submit an edit request - a request to have someone edit the article for you. Please be clear and precise in explaining and justifying the change. An established user may then make the change on your behalf.

Please leave the existing codes intact. Write your request below the  line and above the  line.
Please provide a specific description of the edit request, that is, specific text that should be removed and a verbatim copy of the text that should replace it. "Please change X" is not helpful and will often be rejected; the request should be of the form "please change X to Y because...".
Please don't copy the entire article into the request. Only copy the part you're changing. If you copy the entire article into the request, you'll break navigation on the talk page, and another editor may remove your entire request.
Please provide reliable sources if appropriate. All information in Wikipedia articles should be verifiable from reliable sources which are independent of the subject.

If you have a user account, log in first. If you do not yet have an account, you may create one (this is free and requires no personal information); after a while and some edits, you will be able to edit semi-protected pages. You might also be interested in the Wikipedia:Tutorial.