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SmashWiki:Cleanup
Some of the Super Smash Bros. Wiki's articles may be poorly written, not look nice, or have many grammatical errors. However, these articles can be fixed by having a cleanup.
What is a cleanup?
A cleanup is exactly what the name says. It is a a method of cleaning up an article so that its quality will improve. Pages which look messy, have many grammatical errors, or which are poorly written can be listed as requiring a cleanup. Users will see that these pages are in need of assistance and will work on them to improve them.
Marking articles for cleanup
When you've found a page that requires a cleanup, you can then add the cleanup template. At the top of the page, simply add {{cleanup}}. Doing so will create this template at the top of the page:
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This article or section may require a cleanup. You can discuss this issue on the talk page or edit this page to improve it. |
If the article is very large, then it might be a good choice to mention of the article's talk page that it is in need of a cleanup and explain why.
