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Most newcomers are not familiar with the [[FamilySearch Wiki:policies|policies]] or [[FamilySearch Wiki:Guiding Principles|guiding principles]] of the Research Wiki. Be respectful when stating policy or guidelines. Refer them to the policy or guideline pages in a kind manner. Treat them with the respect you would hope to receive if you were new to the Research Wiki as a user or contributor. | Most newcomers are not familiar with the [[FamilySearch Wiki:policies|policies]] or [[FamilySearch Wiki:Guiding Principles|guiding principles]] of the Research Wiki. Be respectful when stating policy or guidelines. Refer them to the policy or guideline pages in a kind manner. Treat them with the respect you would hope to receive if you were new to the Research Wiki as a user or contributor. | ||
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This page documents a guideline. It is a generally accepted standard that contributors should attempt to follow, though it is best treated with common sense and the occasional exception. |
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Any substantive edit to this page should reflect consensus. When in doubt, discuss first on the discussion page. | |
Most newcomers are not familiar with the policies or guiding principles of the Research Wiki. Be respectful when stating policy or guidelines. Refer them to the policy or guideline pages in a kind manner. Treat them with the respect you would hope to receive if you were new to the Research Wiki as a user or contributor.
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