Good gracious! Projects pillaging from another whilst still in Beta? *DELETING* content (not sharing it) and popping it in elsewhere?
That's a serious, serious problem, if true. I tend to think of removal of benign content as somewhat heretical, bordering on anarchic. Please help me understand where we have failed if that is what people think is acceptable practice.
-B
Amgine wrote:
A comment in IRC yesterday raised a concern for me which I would like to see addressed.
Cormac mentioned that he and Mr Horning had discussed moving textbooks and curricula from en.Wikibooks to en.Wikiversity. He was unsure if this meant the textbooks would be deleted from en.Wikibooks, but he was sure any contributors who preferred working on en.Wikibooks would be able to copy them back to that project.
This seems extremely odd to me, that deleting a textbook from Wikibooks would even be contemplated. Educational materials are, after all, the mission of the project. And dividing a textbook between projects seems to be forking, both of the book in question and the potential contributors as well, again something which should not even be contemplated in my opinion.
Could the Wikiversity project please clarify this?
Amgine
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