Wikipedia:Three steps
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It's sometimes said that a new editor showing up on a noticeboard such as ANI, or cite a policy such as assume good faith "must" be a sock. Either that or they can read. Wikipedians have put a lot of time into providing help and encouragement for new editors; it should not be a shock that some actually RTFM.
In fact it's only three steps from any page to ANI or AGF[1]
- Help:Contents is on the navigation panel.
- Help links to Wikipedia:Plain and simple
- The working efficiently together section of plain and simple directs users to use noticeboards and explicitly mentions WP:ANI, and Getting along with other editors explicitly references WP:AGF.
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[edit]- ^ These links were valid on 3 Jan 2014.