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== What is "dispute watch"? ==
== What is "dispute watch"? ==


Articles that are under "dispute watch" are subject to special rules that govern the argumentative content on talk pages.
If an article is under "dispute watch," special rules apply.  Generally speaking, arguments and contentious claims must be addressed to specific propositions that concern the wording of the article.  All other manner of explanations, questions, and praise can continue on as normal.  


This is an experimental new initiative--not yet formally adopted--initially proposed [http://forum.citizendium.org/index.php/topic,1117.msg8716.html#msg8716 here.]  If this proposal works well, the Constabulary will adopt it and implement it on all ''Citizendium'' articles subject to "edit warring."
This is an experimental new initiative--not yet formally adopted--initially proposed [http://forum.citizendium.org/index.php/topic,1117.msg8716.html#msg8716 here.]  If this proposal works well, the Constabulary will adopt it and implement it on all ''Citizendium'' articles subject to "edit warring."
== Why dispute watch? ==


== Dispute watch rules ==
== Dispute watch rules ==

Revision as of 03:23, 3 August 2007

What is "dispute watch"?

If an article is under "dispute watch," special rules apply. Generally speaking, arguments and contentious claims must be addressed to specific propositions that concern the wording of the article. All other manner of explanations, questions, and praise can continue on as normal.

This is an experimental new initiative--not yet formally adopted--initially proposed here. If this proposal works well, the Constabulary will adopt it and implement it on all Citizendium articles subject to "edit warring."

Why dispute watch?

Dispute watch rules

The role of the Constabulary

How to put an article under dispute watch

Articles under dispute watch