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Assumin guid faith is a fundamental principle on Wikipaedia. It is the assumption thit editors' eedits an comments are duin in guid faith. Maist fowk try tae gie a haun wi the project, no hurt it. Gin this wasna true, a project lik Wikipaedia wad hae be doomed frae the stairt. This guideline isnae needin editors continue tae assume guid faith in the presence o obvious evidence tae the contrar (vandalism). Assumin guid faith daesna bar cantation an criticism. Raither editors shoudna attribute the actions bein criticised tae malice unless there is speceefic evidence o malice.

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+'''Assumin guid faith''' is a fundamental principle on [[Wikipaedia]].  It is the assumption thit editors' eedits an comments are duin in [[guid faith]].  Maist fowk try tae gie a haun wi the project, no hurt it.  Gin this wasna true, a project lik Wikipaedia wad hae be doomed frae the stairt. This guideline isnae needin editors continue tae assume guid faith in the presence o obvious evidence tae the contrar ([[Wikipedia:Vandalism|vandalism]]). Assumin guid faith daesna bar cantation an criticism.  Raither editors shoudna attribute the actions bein criticised tae malice unless there is speceefic evidence o malice.
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-'''Assuming guid faith''' is a fundamental principle on [[Wikipaedia]].  It is the assumption that eeditors' eedits an comments are made in [[guid faith]].  Maist fowk try tae help the project, nae hurt it.  If this wur untrue, a project lik Wikipaedia would be doomed frae the beginnin. This guideline daes nae require that editors continue tae assume guid faith in the presence o obvious evidence tae the contrary ([[Wikipedia:Vandalism|vandalism]]). Assuming guid faith daes nae prohibit discussion an criticism.  Rather, eeditors should nae attribute the actions bein criticized tae malice unless there is speceefic evidence o malice.