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Sometimes disputes (disagreements) arise between users and then '''dispute resolution''' is necessary.
Sometimes disputes (disagreements) arise between users and then '''dispute resolution''' is necessary.
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Consider asking other users for ''advice'' (not intervention) on how to handle the dispute.
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Make sure you understand [[Commons:Policies and guidelines|Commons' policies and guidelines]] yourself, and consider whether the other person may be right.</translate>
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Revision as of 10:41, 23 January 2024

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?>$!¥?$¥!¥ Sometimes disputes (disagreements) arise between users and then dispute resolution is necessary.

Basic dispute resolution

  • Talk to the user directly. Use talk pages, be civil, polite and assume good faith if possible.
  • Consider asking other users for advice (not intervention) on how to handle the dispute.
  • Try to find creative solutions or compromises that can satisfy everyone. Make sure you understand Commons' policiesperson1 and guidelines yourself, and consider whether the other person may be right.

More advanced dispute resolution