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Incident
Product Line
Product
Company
Theme
An Incident page will cover an event, or chain of events, which surrounds one instance of anti-consumer activity (or any event relevant to the wiki, such as the passing of a law).
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Incident articles should be able to be referred to as something of a ‘historical record’ and should have a good deal of factual content relating to the event(s) in question, complete with links to, and citations of, various contemporary sources.
The Company page should provide a brief overview of a company and assess their consumer protection stance.
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This tier of articles may well be the most useful to the casual reader. This is where someone who googles [insert thing here] consumer protection wiki will usually end up. For example, "LG controversies consumer protection wiki".
The Product line page should establish the product line's scope and significance, followed by a general assessment of consumer protection concerns linked to these products.
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This tier of articles may well be the most useful to the casual reader. This is where someone who googles [insert thing here] consumer protection wiki will usually end up. For example, "LG controversies consumer protection wiki".
The Product, website, software and/or service page should include an overview of the product, along with an assessment of typical consumer protection concerns associated with it.
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This tier of articles may well be the most useful to the casual reader. This is where someone who googles [insert thing here] consumer protection wiki will usually end up. For example, "LG controversies consumer protection wiki".
Themes are a high-level type of page, which should primarily aim to explain and justify core consumer protection concepts and challenges.
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Theme articles are a useful tool for determining what is and isn’t suitable for inclusion in the wiki, defining and explaining concepts related to consumer protection
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