On 11/19/06, Steve Bennett stevagewp@gmail.com wrote:
On 11/20/06, James Hare messedrocker@gmail.com wrote:
We could put a link like this up in the Sitenotice/Anonnotice so it'll easily be available on every article.
<snip> if you find a problem at the bottom of the article, you may
not scroll back to the top looking for a way to report it.
<snip>
That's true, but it's still a good idea. How about having different things in different places? A tab up on top would be useful for obvious problems with the article that people see before they read it. A big box on the bottom saying "[[Wikipedia:Notifying us of problems|Was there anything wrong with this article?]]" or whatever would allow people to report problems after they read the page, but it wouldn't disrupt reading experience because it's over. We could also change section editing's "[edit]" to something more specific, or add another link right next to it to link to the same page that the bottom box links to.