Only the very largest Wikipedias have votes or other formal
mechanisms. Generally, from what I have seen, most Wikipedias only
delete pages if they're obviously vandalism or something else of the
type that would be speedily deleted on en:.
I think that this is because they have few enough articles that they
don't worry so much about whether or not an article really belongs --
they welcome anything they can get.
Mark
On 05/08/05, David Gerard <fun(a)thingy.apana.org.au> wrote:
There's a big debate on en: right now about what to use as a deletion
mechanism. The current [[:en:WP:VFD]] mechanism is very controversial -
I and many others think it creates more acrimony than it's worth, and
[[:en:user:Ed Poor]] actually deleted the page a couple of days ago!
While it was quickly undeleted, it's set in motion debates about what to
use for a deletion mechanism. Because I don't think anyone questions that
we needsome sort of deletion mechanism for stuff that isn't obvious
immediate speedy deletes - just that VFD is scaling badly and getting very
acrimonious.
So. What do other Wikipedias use as their deletion procedure?
- d.
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