It would differ
* by making the existence of such page(s) more obvious and more easy to
access
* by reminding the 'pedians to go there (red "edit me" link!); I myself
haven't visited the "current events" in a while
* by making it more prominent, more edits should occur, covering more
topics, thus making the 'pedia more complete
Magnus
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kband(a)www.llamacom.com
Sent: Friday, March 22, 2002 11:58 PM
To: wikipedia-l(a)nupedia.com
Subject: Re: [Wikipedia-l] History/Daily news
I remember vaguely we tried some sort of "wikipedia newspaper" some time
ago, but it didn't work. Today I saw a similar attempt on the German
'pedia,
where you should add today's date each day on a
special page and write
about
current events from the news.
This might actually work on
wikipedia.com, if we'd automatically add a
link
to "today" (like [[2002-03-22]]) in the
sidebar. It would draw attention
and
remind people there's something they might want to
write about. That way,
we'd get at least links to many current topics, and on wikipedia, links
tend
to turn into articles ;)
How is this different from
http://www.wikipedia.com/wiki/Current+events
?
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