English: Video tour of Article Feedback V5, which provides a new way to engage readers to contribute productively on Wikipedia. This full version of the screencast (3:50) shows how readers can use this new tool to give suggestions -- and how editors can make improvements to articles based on that feedback. This video was created and narrated by Wikimedia product manager Fabrice Florin.

To watch this video tour, click the blue 'Play' button -- or view it in other formats on YouTube and Vimeo. See video script and related links on our Video Landing Page.

Editors: To learn more, check our help page. If you have any questions about Article feedback, please contact our Community Liaison or join the discussion on the AFT5 talk page.

Developers / Researchers: see also project overview page, useful links, feature requirements, as well as technical design page, data and metrics plan and our live metrics dashboard.

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Tech note: This is an .ogv version of this Video Tour (based on the open video compression format from Theora). This format is widely supported by modern browsers such as Firefox and Chrome, but may not play on some browsers, such as Safari -- or mobile platforms like iOS. Some of these browsers (e.g.: desktop version of Safari) will give you the option to quickly install a Theora-compatible driver when you view this page. You can also view this video in other formats on YouTube and Vimeo. See video script and related links on our Video Landing Page.