Summary

Beginner's guide to proofreading

“ These pages will be ignored when pages are added to the main namespace.
This includes book covers, unless illustrated. This does not include pages with an illustration, which should be proofread as normal. If the illustration is unavailable at present, see Problematic pages.
Problematic pages If you have a problem while proofreading a page and cannot finish it, you can set the page status to "Problematic" (blue) . This will alert other people that a problem exists, which they may be able to solve.
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Beginner's guide to proofreading

“ However, computers are not very good at reading printed text and errors (sometimes called "scanos") can be quite frequent. This table shows some common errors made by computers that will need to be found and corrected during proofreading.
Other common things to correct Paragraph breaks. A blank line should be left between paragraphs, as standard for electronic and internet formatting. Spaces before punctuation should usually be removed. Templates There are some templates that can be necessary when proofreading a page.
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