I'm on Arabic Wikipedia and noticed an article flagged as 'needs expert review' and 'needs formatting'. What do these flags mean for me as a reader, and how can I find more information about Wikipedia's quality control process or how to contribute to improving articles without making direct edits?
Navigate to the 'ذكاء اصطناعي' (Artificial Intelligence) article on Arabic Wikipedia. Locate the 'needs expert review' banner and click on the link that explains 'تعرَّف على طريقة التعامل مع هذه المسألة من أجل إزالة هذا القالب.' (Learn how to deal with this issue to remove this template). On the new page, identify what 'expert review' entails for the article's content and what a reader should be aware of. Go back to the 'ذكاء اصطناعي' article. Locate the 'needs formatting' banner and click on the link that explains 'تعرَّف على طريقة التعامل مع هذه المسألة من أجل إزالة هذا القالب.' (Learn how to deal with this issue to remove this template). On the new page, identify what 'formatting' issues typically refer to and how they might affect readability. From either of these explanation pages, or by navigating back to the main page, find a general page or portal related to 'help' or 'contributing' to Wikipedia without direct editing (e.g., reporting issues, understanding guidelines). Summarize what the flags mean for a reader and how a user can learn about quality control or contribute indirectly.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'ذكاء اصطناعي' article. The agent clicks on the link associated with the 'needs expert review' banner and explains what this flag signifies for the article's reliability or accuracy. The agent clicks on the link associated with the 'needs formatting' banner and explains what this flag signifies for the article's presentation or readability. The agent identifies a way for users to understand Wikipedia's quality control processes or how to contribute to article improvement without direct editing (e.g., finding a help page, a community portal, or a page on reporting issues).