Sarkarverse:Signatures

Sarkarverse guidelines
Behavioral
Conflict of interest Courtesy vanishing Don't bite the newbies Don't disrupt point-making Etiquette User pages
Content
Citing sources Identifying reliable sources Offensive material
Stand-alone article
Notability
Discussion
Signatures Talk page guidelines
Editing
Article size Be bold Don't copy long primary texts Don't create hoaxes Edit summary Patent nonsense Shortcut
Organization
Categories, lists, templates Categorization Disambiguation Subpages
Style
Manual of Style Manual of Style/Lists Manual of Style/Tables
Directories
List of policies List of guidelines Manual of Style contents

"Wikipedia:Timestamp" redirects here. For the current local city time, see Wikipedia:WikiProject Current Local City Time.

"Wikipedia:Sign" redirects here. For The Signpost, see Wikipedia:Wikipedia Signpost.

For the essay about signatures of living people in articles, see Wikipedia:Signatures of living persons.

Sarkarverse guidelines
Behavioral
Conflict of interest Courtesy vanishing Don't bite the newbies Don't disrupt point-making Etiquette User pages
Content
Citing sources Identifying reliable sources Offensive material
Stand-alone article
Notability
Discussion
Signatures Talk page guidelines
Editing
Article size Be bold Don't copy long primary texts Don't create hoaxes Edit summary Patent nonsense Shortcut
Organization
Categories, lists, templates Categorization Disambiguation Subpages
Style
Manual of Style Manual of Style/Lists Manual of Style/Tables
Directories
List of policies List of guidelines Manual of Style contents

Signing your posts on talk pages, both for the article and non-article namespaces, is good practice, and facilitates discussion by helping identify the author of a particular comment. Other users can then navigate to a talk page and address their comments to the specific, relevant user(s). Discussion is an important part of collaborative editing, because it helps all users to understand the progress and evolution of a work.

Comments posted on user talk pages, article talk pages and other discussion pages should be properly signed. Signature use that is intentionally and persistently disruptive may lead to blocking under the disruptive editing policy.

When editing a page, main namespace articles should not be signed, because the article is a shared work, based on the contributions of many people, and one editor should not be singled out above others.