User:AbarrowKAS/sandbox

Wikipedia banners
What are banners? Notes at the top of Wikipedia articles to show there are problems. Generally, you do not want to reference an article that is flagged by one of these banners.

Common Banners

 * neutrality: the article may be biased
 * factual accuracy disputed: some or all of the article may be untrue
 * needs copy editing: there are problems with grammar, style, spelling
 * material not appropriate for an encyclopedia: contains opinions or new discoveries
 * highly specialized aspect: too specific
 * requires authentication by an expert: needs to be verified
 * needs to be updated: out-of-date
 * missing citations: not enough references to support the information
 * does not cite any references: RUN AWAY

Examples of Banners

 * Wildfires 2015

References/Sources

 * listed at the bottom of the article
 * all links should be working (not broken)
 * if you’re going to trust an article you need to be sure you can trust the sources
 * use your knowledge of credible sites to make a decision

Assessment Quality
Official Wikipedia assessment quality scale

The rating for each article can be found under the "Talk" tab, formerly the Discussion tab.

For Global Studies and Diplomacy, you are only allowed to use sources on Wikipedia with a FA (Featured Article) or A-class rating.

Examples
FA-class Wikipedia article

GA-class Wikipedia article

C-class Wikipedia article