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Dispute Resolution[edit source]

Welcome to the Worldpedia Dispute Resolution page. If you are involved in a content dispute, user conflict, or policy disagreement, please follow the steps below to seek resolution.

When to Use Dispute Resolution[edit source]

You should use this process if:

  • You have a disagreement over the content of an article.
  • Another editor is reverting your changes without discussion.
  • You believe a user is violating community guidelines.
  • A policy interpretation issue is causing conflict.

⚠️ Do NOT use this process for:

Steps for Resolving Disputes[edit source]

Follow these steps before escalating the issue:

1️⃣ Talk to the Other User

  • Start a discussion on the article's talk page or the user’s talk page.
  • Clearly state your concerns and propose solutions.
  • Maintain a civil and respectful tone.

2️⃣ Seek Third-Party Opinion

  • If direct discussion fails, request a neutral opinion at Worldpedia:Third Opinion.
  • Third-party editors can mediate and suggest compromises.

3️⃣ Request Mediation

4️⃣ Arbitration (Final Step)

Guidelines for Effective Dispute Resolution[edit source]

  • Assume good faith – Other editors may have valid reasons for their edits.
  • Be respectful and professional – No personal attacks or aggressive behavior.
  • Follow Worldpedia policies – Decisions should align with Worldpedia:Content Policies and Worldpedia:Terms of Use.
  • Stay calm – Heated arguments rarely lead to productive resolutions.

Where to Get Help[edit source]


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