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- Assuming good faith (AGF) means assuming that people are not deliberately trying to hurt Wikipedia, even when their actions are harmful. This is a fundamental...
- assume good faith of everyone, including those who assume good faith of you. Very complicated, right? So, to put it simply, just assume good faith. Wikipedia:Assume...
- others to "Assume good faith" (AGF) whom they perceive to be doing the contrary. However, like bad faith itself, the assumption of bad faith should not...
- If you find yourself unable to assume good faith about another user's actions, then at least don't assume bad faith. You can still give the benefit of...
- Wiki: Assume the assumption of good faith is to Wikipedia:Assume good faith, this essay is to Wikipedia:Assume the assumption of good faith. Assume that...
- Making "assume good faith" official policy is contradictory. By saying "YOU MUST ASSUME GOOD FAITH", we fail to assume good faith. "Assume good faith" is...
- assume good faith. It's similarly common knowledge that one should also assume the assumption of good faith, and perhaps in some circumstances assume...
- The guideline Wikipedia:Assume good faith and policy Wikipedia:Vandalism can be seen as two sides of one coin. The basic idea is this: each person editing...
- Wiki: Assume the good faith assumption that everyone has the assumption of everyone assuming good faith, assuming that you are assuming the assumption...
- following Wikipedia:Assume good faith, before editors start viewing you as being obnoxious. m:How to win an argument m:Assume bad faith m:The Wrong Version...
- Wiki: Our social policies are not a suicide pact (redirect from Assume good faith is not a suicide pact)Wiki guidelines instruct editors to assume good faith. The idea that this should not be taken to foolish extremes stems from a statement made by...
- another editor, you therefore not only need to assume good faith, but you need to take it one step further: Assume Ignorance of the Rules. Time and time again...
- While assuming good faith is a fundamental principle on Wikipedia, it does generally not help you get over your very real anger at someone's—in your opinion—disturbing...
- a Request for checkuser. Please do not modify it. Wikipedia talk:Assume good faith is being vandalized by aged sleeper sockpuppets. There have been five...
- Assuming good faith is a fundamental principle on Wikipedia, but it generally isn't helpful when you get angry at someone who doesn't know how Wiki English...
- another way of saying "assume good faith". Finally, it proceeds to ridicule the act of assuming (and by extension assuming good faith) via uncivil terms such...
- address a perceived gap left by Wikipedia:Assume good faith, which allows us to assume that someone had good intentions, but lacked the intelligence to...
- assert notability - that doesn't mean its subject isn't notable. So assume good faith, take a look to see if the article's subject could be notable after...
- The behavioral guideline Wikipedia:Assume good faith is one of the most linked-to pages on Wiki English. As soon as a discussion becomes acrimonious, blue...
- good faith behaviors that have a lot in common with sockpuppetry and are totally unavoidable and are actually helpful. It is important to assume good...
- Help:Interacting with other users Shortcut: WT:AGF This guideline describes the assume good faith (AGF) principle in effect for the English Wiktionary. Essentially
- Shortcuts WQ:AGF WQ:FAITH To assume good faith is a fundamental principle on Wikiquote. In allowing anyone to edit, we must assume that most people who
- possibility of bad faith. Good contributions by a banned user should be accepted, but where bad faith is possible it should be assumed. Redundant: Two versions