On Wed, Dec 22, 2010 at 11:02 PM, Andrew Gray andrew.gray@dunelm.org.uk wrote:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Always_leave_something_undone
"Whenever you write a page, never finish it. Always leave something obvious to do: an uncompleted sentence, a question in the text (with a not-too-obscure answer someone can supply), wikied links that are of interest, requests for help from specific other Wikipedians, the beginning of a provocative argument that someone simply must fill in, etc. The purpose of this rule is to encourage others to keep working on the wiki."
I tend to try and not leave the public-facing page incomplete, but sometimes that is inevitable (not enough sources or an incomplete list), but put requests for help and suggestions for further editing on the talk page. A plea to future readers and Wikipedians that pass by. Though, sadly, I get the impression not many people actually read the talk page notes I leave behind, and they end up being more notes for myself to refer back to months or years later.
Carcharoth