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As [[Wikipedia:Assume the assumption of good faith]] is to [[Wikipedia:Assume good faith]], this essay is to [[Wikipedia:Assume the assumption of good faith]]. Assume that fellow editors are assuming the assumption of good faith on your part. |
As [[Wikipedia:Assume the assumption of good faith]] is to [[Wikipedia:Assume good faith]], this essay is to [[Wikipedia:Assume the assumption of good faith]]. Assume that fellow editors are assuming the assumption of good faith on your part. |
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As Wikipedia:Assume the assumption of good faith is to Wikipedia:Assume good faith, this essay is to Wikipedia:Assume the assumption of good faith. Assume that fellow editors are assuming the assumption of good faith on your part.
Example argument
... ad infinitum.
The real moral here is that it's usually best not to start talking about AGF. Though it's also not helpful to make someone think about AGF (by talking about trolling, for example.)