2008/10/20 Marc Riddell michaeldavid86@comcast.net:
Thanks for the tip, Oskar. The major point I have been trying to make for some time is: for now and especially the future, if you want really serious people, and really serious contributors, to take this Project really seriously, a great deal of work needs to be done on its consistency
Been done. Compare wikipedia to most other user cotrib sites on the web. The level of consistency very high indeed. Partly because of the shear number of bot edits.
and stability.
No. Absolutely not. If people want stability they read EB1911. People want articles to be up to date. The other things is that are articles are actually for the most part pretty stable. Step away from the main articles and you can go years only seeing bot edits.
Right now it seems that the only "consensus" is that that there is none. And the amazing thing is that most people seem to find that OK! It needs to put down the pom-pons, stop with the "aren't we the greatest because we have a zillion Articles"
In terms of size Hoodong is getting rather close.
and get serious about cleaning up its organizational act.
Certainly. Would that be the organisation that deletes a bunch of articles that people want or the one that protects problematical uses because they appear to be experts.
In the larger scheme, the Project is still in its infancy. Even adolescence is still a far way off.
Which makes it rather odd that you want to see it's death.