Wikitravel:Politica relativa alle pagine protette
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Process for protecting a page[Modifica sezione]Before or immediately after protecting a page, the administrator should note the protection on the accompanying talk page, and add a link on the protected pages page, with a justification for why the page was protected. Other Wikitravellers can and should comment on the protect action there, but it's not the place for discussing the particulars of an edit war. If the protect action isn't in the above list of reasons, it should be strongly defended and the reason should be added to the above list. A page should be unprotected as soon as it's feasible. When a page is unprotected, a note to that effect should be put on the protected pages page. |
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