I always thought somebody (other than me poor guy) would clean-up WIKI-articels that show in top line:
" This article may require cleanup to meet the wiki's quality standards."
I wrote several of them myself - but have no idea what to look for in such a case. I know I sometimes use "HTML" codes (mostly in big Lists with "<ol> because the "#" numbering in complex list-structurs (containing many "*" and ":" and "pre" etc. often gets confused and forgets the last number used! - but I think that is allowed!
Is there something written somewhere that gives a clue to what the whoever/whatever testes is looking for? If that is a book with 500 pages I guess I do not want to know and leave as is. Otherwise:
Could that writing be referenced in that "Warning text"??