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A "good-faith, high-quality edit to a page" has no reason to be reverted automatically by bots or hardcore editors. If the content is encyclopedic and not contr
by Chico75 15y ago
A "good-faith, high-quality edit to a page" has no reason to be reverted automatically by bots or hardcore editors. If the content is encyclopedic and not controversial, it will be "wikified" by contributors that know more the syntax.
- DanBC 15y agoSee other comments on this thread about fair-use image bots, which have caused considerable anguish on Wikipedia. They run fast, and template many people. Fair use is important, and there are many images without a compliant licence, but most people have no idea what counts for fair use. EG: I have some toys. I take a nice photograph of those toys. Can I release that under a completely free licence and upload it to wiki? There's a famous statue in my home town. I take a nice photo of it, and release it under a free licence. Can I upload that to wiki? What about a building? etc etc etc.