tarquin wrote:
Well, actually, I think having a metawiki *just* for the encyclopedia project is perhaps better
Can you back that up with some reasoning to counter my reasoning why we should all work together in one place? En.wiki does just fine as an uber encyclopedia of encyclopedias with thousands of edits a day - why can't we have a metawiki for planning /all/ Wikimedia functions?
Having separate metawikis for every Wikimedia projects is a mistake - there simply will not be enough activity on any one to create a viable community. Simply have different Main Pages for every project and project language version. Each project and project version could also have its own RC if it wanted; simply have every page relating to that project or project version listed on one page and use the "Related changes" function. Or better yet use category tags as a basis for RC sorting.
-- Daniel Mayer (aka mav)
Daniel Mayer wrote:
tarquin wrote:
Well, actually, I think having a metawiki *just* for the encyclopedia project is perhaps better
Can you back that up with some reasoning to counter my reasoning why we should all work together in one place? En.wiki does just fine as an uber encyclopedia of encyclopedias with thousands of edits a day - why can't we have a metawiki for planning /all/ Wikimedia functions?
Having separate metawikis for every Wikimedia projects is a mistake - there simply will not be enough activity on any one to create a viable community.
hmm.... okay, point taken.
I think 300,000 is a good milestone.
But one of the things we need to do is make
www.wikipedia.org
lead to a multilingual portal and not the homepage of the english branch.
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