Naive users, on the other hand, were just as likely to look there as anywhere else, giving them the upper hand in discovering the actual program.
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Alternatively, if you don't want to leave things so that a naive user will be confused, make a dummy edit to the page, which will update the history.
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For example, in one study, experienced users showed no problem using any design, from the first to the last, while naive user and self-identified power users both failed repeatedly.
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These features, and their lack with a magic pushbutton, are particularly important for naive users who are likely to make mistakes, less so for experts or the system's own programmers.
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I think the words'notable'and'non-notable'need to be used, maybe in a bright colour or accompanying an icon; this is for naive users of wiki-otherwise they won't know what the icon means.
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As far as I know no virus / worm that spread that way has ever caused significant damage all of the major epidemics were caused by naive users running attachments manually.
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:I agree blocking such users is too harsh, however I don't think a warning on the edit page is enough ( what does a naive user do with such a message ? ).
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:: : Nevertheless it wouldn't be too hard to collect passwords from naive users through a carefully-crafted javascript routine . & mdash; Carl ( talk ) 21 : 27, 6 September 2007 ( UTC)
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He has engaged in tendentious and hostile editing toward me while " pretending " to be a brand, new naive user ( he's amazingly facile with the templates, the policies, the procedures for a newbie ).
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Wikipedia is a very specialized kind of wiki ( WP : ENC ), with an incredibly complex set of policies and guidelines ( see : User : John Broughton / Editor's Index to Wikipedia ) to trip up naive users.
