Hi Fabiana and Alison,
Great comments and suggestions. I would like to add my comment as well.
While everybody is right, you come across pages with little or no content at
times, I would like to say that I think we need to differentiate between
user pages and project pages. Allison's suggestion regarding the {{stub}}
indication applies mostly to project pages. We do not have a stub category
for user pages, please correct me if I am wrong. Some users use {{WIP}}=
Work in Progress on their user page. Pages can be suggested for deletion
{{delete}} and WikiEd Admin will process it, but as these are user pages,
they can't just be deleted, so maybe what we should create is category for
those pages and whenever we come across a page where there is hardly any
content, we can flag it this way and collect them all under one category,
which is not taken the page from the actual user, if s/he wants to continue
using it at a later point. Just a suggestion.
Cheers,
Patricia
On Thu, Dec 23, 2010 at 1:46 AM, Kubke <[email protected]> wrote:
> In my random page visit through WE I often come across pages that have
> little or no content and in which the last edit has happened a long time
> ago. I could not find an 'orphan' category.
> One option would be to delete those pages.
> A second option could be to create an 'orphan' (or similar) category that
> could group the pages so that people looking for things to contribute could
> go to that aggregation and find topics that have not been fully developed.
> This last option could be nicely tied with the L4C workshops for example.
> Any suggestions as to how to deal with these?
> Cheers
> Fabiana Kubke
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