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'' | An '''editor''' of the [[Citizendium]] is a contributor whose demonstrated expertise in their field is officially recognized by the ''Citizendium.'' They play an important role in Citizendium's goal of producing ''reliable'', high-quality content. | ||
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From the [[CZ:Charter|Charter]]: | |||
'''Article 4:''' The Citizendium community shall recognize the special role that experts play in defining content standards in their relevant fields and in guiding content development towards reliability and quality. | |||
'''Article 14:''' Editors are Citizens whose expertise in some field of knowledge is recognized and formally acknowledged by the community. Official recognition of expertise — obtained through education or experience — and its scope shall be based on guidelines established by the Editorial Council. | |||
'''Article 15:''' Editors shall assure the quality of the Citizendium's approved content. They shall review and evaluate articles and shall have the right to | |||
#approve high-quality articles that treat their topic adequately; | |||
#resolve disputes over specific content matters when requested; | |||
#enforce style and content guidelines as established by the Editorial Council; and | |||
#identify for discussion incorrect or poorly presented content. | |||
'''Article 22:''' Articles formally judged to be of high quality by editors shall be designated "approved", protected and kept permanently available. | |||
See [[CZ:The Editor Role|The Editor Role]] for more; relevant policy can be found on [[CZ:Editor Policy|Editor Policy]]. | |||
A list of our editors may be found at [[:Category:CZ Editors]]. | |||
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An editor of the Citizendium is a contributor whose demonstrated expertise in their field is officially recognized by the Citizendium. They play an important role in Citizendium's goal of producing reliable, high-quality content.
From the Charter:
Article 4: The Citizendium community shall recognize the special role that experts play in defining content standards in their relevant fields and in guiding content development towards reliability and quality.
Article 14: Editors are Citizens whose expertise in some field of knowledge is recognized and formally acknowledged by the community. Official recognition of expertise — obtained through education or experience — and its scope shall be based on guidelines established by the Editorial Council.
Article 15: Editors shall assure the quality of the Citizendium's approved content. They shall review and evaluate articles and shall have the right to
- approve high-quality articles that treat their topic adequately;
- resolve disputes over specific content matters when requested;
- enforce style and content guidelines as established by the Editorial Council; and
- identify for discussion incorrect or poorly presented content.
Article 22: Articles formally judged to be of high quality by editors shall be designated "approved", protected and kept permanently available.
See The Editor Role for more; relevant policy can be found on Editor Policy.
A list of our editors may be found at Category:CZ Editors.
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