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heyo, so whats the plan with this page? are we trying to link to existing pages or create new ones? if new ones, should we make the links tree as shown? not really sure how to help. --[[User:Dorkmo|Dorkmo]] 08:54, 14 December 2011 (CET) | heyo, so whats the plan with this page? are we trying to link to existing pages or create new ones? if new ones, should we make the links tree as shown? not really sure how to help. --[[User:Dorkmo|Dorkmo]] 08:54, 14 December 2011 (CET) | ||
Yeah...I was wondering about the plan too. All I've been doing so far is trying to add links and sometimes copying text when it's not worth linking to a page with only one relevant paragraph. It looks like a lot of the headers can only be filled with content by the project managers since they're more theoretical. Personally I think it would make sense to use the index as a single-point-of-entry for a finished document, which would probably mean building exactly what you'd want printed out in a book. Let the rest of the wiki be free-form, but let this deliverable be frozen. After it's published you can always clone the entire thing into a new "index 0.02" section or whatever and put any updates or changes in that area. It's important to give people a finished document rather than make them search all over the wiki. --[[user:Matt_Maier|Matt_Maier]] 19:35z 15DEC2011 | |||
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heyo, so whats the plan with this page? are we trying to link to existing pages or create new ones? if new ones, should we make the links tree as shown? not really sure how to help. --Dorkmo 08:54, 14 December 2011 (CET)
Yeah...I was wondering about the plan too. All I've been doing so far is trying to add links and sometimes copying text when it's not worth linking to a page with only one relevant paragraph. It looks like a lot of the headers can only be filled with content by the project managers since they're more theoretical. Personally I think it would make sense to use the index as a single-point-of-entry for a finished document, which would probably mean building exactly what you'd want printed out in a book. Let the rest of the wiki be free-form, but let this deliverable be frozen. After it's published you can always clone the entire thing into a new "index 0.02" section or whatever and put any updates or changes in that area. It's important to give people a finished document rather than make them search all over the wiki. --Matt_Maier 19:35z 15DEC2011