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Declined by DrowssapSMM 3 months ago. Last edited by DrowssapSMM 3 months ago. Reviewer: Inform author.

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Why Sandbox[edit]

In Wikipedia, a "sandbox" refers to a designated space where users, particularly new editors, can practice editing and formatting articles without affecting actual Wikipedia pages. It serves as a safe and controlled environment for users to experiment with editing techniques, learn Wikipedia's markup language, and familiarize themselves with the platform's policies and guidelines.

The Wikipedia sandbox is essentially a page or series of pages set aside specifically for editing practice. Users can freely make changes, add content, insert citations, and experiment with formatting without the risk of disrupting live articles. Sandbox pages are not indexed by search engines and do not contribute to Wikipedia's content.

Benefits[edit]

The sandbox feature encourages users to gain confidence and proficiency in editing Wikipedia articles before making contributions to live pages. It helps prevent unintentional errors or disruptive edits that could affect the quality and reliability of Wikipedia content. Additionally, experienced editors may also use sandbox pages to draft new articles or propose major changes to existing articles before publishing them.

Conclusion[edit]

Overall, the Wikipedia sandbox serves as a valuable tool for fostering collaboration, learning, and skill development within the Wikipedia editing community. It provides a low-stakes environment where users can refine their editing skills and contribute to the improvement of Wikipedia's vast repository of knowledge.