Wikipedia:Arbitration/Requests/Clarification and Amendment

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Case requests

Request name	Motions	Initiated	Votes
Gun control		24 July 2026	10/0/1

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Clarification and Amendment requests

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Arbitrator motions

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Requests for clarification and amendment

Submitting a request

1. Open the appropriate page in a new tab or window:
   1. Request a decision be clarified
   2. Request a decision be amended or rescinded
   3. Appeal an arbitration enforcement or contentious topic restriction
   4. Report a violation of a restriction imposed directly by the Arbitration Committee
   5. Refer an AE enforcement request
   6. Refer an AE appeal
2. If your request will affect or involve other users (including any users you have named as parties), you must notify them; you can use {{subst:Arbitration CA notice|SECTIONTITLE}} to do this.
3. Add the diffs of the talk page notifications under the applicable header of the request.

Users who have been blocked or banned sitewide can appeal by emailing the Arbitration Committee (arbcom-enwikimedia.org).

Guidance on participation and word limits

• Submissions are limited to 500 words of rendered wikitext, plus 50 diffs. You may request a word limit extension in your submission itself (using the {{@ArbComClerks}} template) or by emailing clerks-llists.wikimedia.org. In your request, you should briefly include (a) why you need additional words and (b) what you hope to discuss in your extended submission.
• You may only edit your own section. Address your submission to arbitrators, not to other participants. If you wish to rebut, clarify, or otherwise refer to another submission for the benefit of arbitrators, you may do so within your own section. (See Wikipedia:Guide to arbitration § Responding to requests.)