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== Reviewing repeated submissions ==

Articles are frequently resubmitted after being declined by a reviewer. If you are reviewing an article that was already declined, and the same issues appear to still be present, it can be helpful to look at the edit history to see if a good-faith effort was made at addressing them. Submitters may be seeking a second opinion from a different reviewer or might not always fully understand the issues justifying a previous decline. Giving a more personal explanation can be helpful, either to guide them towards fixing the issues, or to explain how notability might be lacking.

If there have been substantial improvements, these should be addressed in any subsequent decline. Alongside the templated decline message, the reviewer should add a comment, either on the draft or on the author's talk page, explaining in their own words why the improvements fall short of addressing the issues that have been pointed out.

On the other hand, repeatedly submitting the same version, after attempts by several reviewers at clearly communicating the issues in their own words, may be considered [[WP:TE|tendentious editing]].