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If you are filing for a Military history Wikiproject A-class review then you have probably noticed that each individual review page contains a small white colored box, located in the upper right hand corner of the review, which displays what at first glance appear to be external links. Until now, you probably might have not thought much about it because the box had little impact on your article as a whole. But for those who review, this box is an important aspect of the A-class review process, because it allows us to rapidly check the article to ascertain who has been editing the article, what the status of the links in the article, whether the online material present in an article is working, and whether the images in an article are using alt text.
These three factors can tell a reviewer a lot about the article before a user even looks at the material in the article undergoing the A-class review, and in many cases the information presented by the toolbox is summed up in the article's review. It is important to understand what the box does and how to address comments or opposition brought on by usage of the toolbox.
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