Thread:Talk:Article feedback/Delete/reply (18)

Yes, I think so. I have a feeling it would end up with all sort of spam, useless comments. There would need to be an easy way to filter them. Having a captchca would probably dissuade 90% of the population from leaving a comment, I mean the useful ones too, although if someone has a useful comment, they may be more motivated to work through the captchca.

After leaving their feedback they could be presented with what would I hope eventually be hopefully improved ways of article discussion and editing than what currently exists.

I'm going off a bit of a tangent here, but if someone has a fact to add to the article, walking them through the process of adding a proper citation (and helping them find one if they don't and making the edit process very user friendly would help turn readers into constructive editors. If they simply have a correction, hopefully this will become more user-friendly, I mean user-friendly like my grandmother could make a correction without messing up the page. The examples I've seen in this discussion (excluding the AFT) are encouraging.