Editing BeWelcome FAQs - Check-up and Update (section)

====What is the purpose of comments, and how do I submit a comment about another member?====
The purpose of the comment system is to let the community know what kind of experiences others have had with a member. Sharing one's experience helps other members assess whether they want to meet this person and if he or she is trustworthy.<br>
It is important that members watch out for each other and keep the BeWelcome community safe. We therefore ask members to always write honest, factual comments about their experiences. <br>
However, when reading comments, please bear in mind that for various reasons many find it more difficult to write honest comments about a not-so-good experience than to write flattering comments about a good
experience. Comments may therefore not always tell the whole story, or never be written at all. <br>
When writing comments for another member, ask yourself what information would have been useful for you or could be useful for others when deciding to interact with that person.  If you need help with writing factual, honest comments, please [http://www.bewelcome.org/feedback?IdCategory=4 contact us] or send an e-mail to abuse@bewelcome.org. For additional information about your safety on BeWelcome, please also read our "[http://www.bewelcome.org/about/faq/0#question1 Safety FAQ]".<br>
To leave a comment about another member, go to the profile of that member. On the left side of the profile page there is a link called "Add Comment". Click on that link, fill out the form and click on "Submit form" to publish your comment. Thank you for using this feature and helping other BeWelcome members make informed decisions!

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:[[User:Sitatara|Sitatara]] ([[User talk:Sitatara|talk]]) 14:08, 23 March 2013 (CET): Updated the FAQ on the website to this version.
:[[User:Sitatara|Sitatara]] ([[User talk:Sitatara|talk]]) 12:16, 26 January 2013 (CET): Is there another address than abuse@bewelcome.org available for safety issues? safety@ or help@ would sound better in this context.</div><br><br>