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# The draft proposal does not look well thought out. What is the resolution mechanism when there is disagreement about whether a page is appropriate for PC? What are the procedures for challenging and revoking Reviewer status? We can do better than this. [[User:Anoyatu|Anoyatu]] ([[User talk:Anoyatu|talk]]) 18:59, 6 May 2012 (UTC)
# It seems that there are many issues with the current policy of when to use Pending Changes. It would seem in some very specific cases that it could be a helpful tool, such as with frequently vandalized pages, those of a complicated topic (advanced physics for example) or things that arent hard facts (many car pages for instance have a constant back and forth when uses change them from "Sportscars" to "Supercars" and vice versa). However I would like to see a more developed - and clearly written policy. This needs to be able to be explained to new or inexperienced users without consulting a chart with more color-coding than a rainbow or a wall of text. If its implemented in a way that seems obtuse to users it may discourage them and reduce the potential pool of contributors. [[User:Racingfreak92|Racingfreak92]] ([[User talk:Racingfreak92|talk]]) 23:30, 8 May 2012 (UTC)
# '''Endorse'''. While I see the (potential) benefits of this proposal there are, in its current form, too many open ends with some important concerns (reviewers, when to use PC) that do not seem adequately addressed. --[[User:Wolbo|Wolbo]] ([[User talk:Wolbo|talk]]) 21:00, 10 May 2012 (UTC)
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