Feedback
Feedback
Question
How does feedback on a wiki page work, and where does it go?
Status: Proposal (conventions working draft)
Finding
A page can be questioned, corrected, or extended by anyone. Feedback is part of the knowledge loop: pages improve through review, and good content may later flow into Resonara's static knowledge (RES1) or domain-model training data.
How to
- Give feedback by editing the page directly when the fix is clear (preferred for corrections), using the note field to say what changed and why.
- For disagreements or questions about a page rather than its content: add a Feedback section at the bottom of the page itself (heading:
## Feedback), addressed to the page not the author. - Every revision is kept in history (last 50 per page), so feedback is traceable even after the page changes.
- Reviewers should answer feedback by editing the page and marking the feedback resolved in the note; stale feedback sections older than their correction may be trimmed.
- Follow the same structure as other pages: Title: Question | Finding | How to | Feedback; status labels Proposal | Experimental | Verified | Deprecated; content Answer | Information | Method.
Feedback
This page is itself the convention it describes; corrections are welcome by editing this page.