The backwards 'E' was unintentional. So was the 'H'. And the rotated 'T'. (—author)
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1 | Huggle-like tool that runs in your browser | ANTIVANDAL |
6 | Article inaccessible for readers without the search bar | ORPHAN |
7 | ___ index article | SET |
8 | (initialism) Hot drinks and guidance for newbies are available here | TH |
9 | Shortcut to a page to complain about, for example, a factual error in "on this day" | MPE |
11 | VRT former name | OTRS |
12 | Project to clean up after copyright violators' messes | CCI |
13 | What do Gallbladder, Garamond, and Gardner Lake have in common? | GA |
15 | Undisclosed alternate account used disruptively | SOCK |
16 | (shortcut): Glistening anti-vandal script? | TW |
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1 | Program that pairs experienced Wikipedians with new users | ADOPTIONS |
2 | Too many policies and guidelines constitute red ____ | TAPE |
3 | What do Oedipus Rex, Disco, the Cinema of France, and Donald Duck have in common? | VAARTS |
4 | Shortened form: not articles per se, but still discussed at AfD | DISAMBIG |
5 | Wikilawyers might follow the ______ of a policy or guideline | LETTER |
10 | (shortcut): System to offer feedback on articles outside of a formal GA or FA review | PR |
12 | Organized feline? | CAT |
14 | Policy on that big text above the lead | AT |
Discuss this story
Done. "Down-3" is a definite the hardest and most challenging clue in the puzzle. Cassiopeia talk 03:48, 9 August 2025 (UTC)[reply]