Overview
Community review works better when roles are clear. A reader learns and asks questions. A contributor shares source leads or context safely. A reviewer checks claims against sources and site standards before public wording gets stronger.
What this helps you learn
- Readers should be able to tell what a page supports and what remains open.
- Contributors should know how to protect living people and submit source leads.
- Reviewers should use evidence labels, claim status, source trails, and recommended wording.
Careful claims
- Do not pressure readers into public disclosure.
- Do not publish contributor claims without review.
- Do not let reviewers strengthen sensitive wording without source support.
Research path
- Point readers to Start Here and Safe Sharing.
- Point contributors to Community Notes and Fact Check.
- Point reviewers to Source Review, Editorial Standards, Evidence Gates, and Corrections Log.
Evidence note: This starter entry is educational. Add sources, dates, maps, Community Notes, and Fact Checks as research develops.