Hi, following the discussion about categories, I'm thinking about how to make it easier to use for editors. Please remember, the Greatness of Wiki is it's simplicity, and that's the reason for it's success. Currently almost everybody is able to edit articles, but if we introduce a complex taxonomy, or an ontology, or the edit box is filled with near-semantic markup tags, this might change. Please, KISS! ;) For a start: How about some mechanism, e.g. a pulldown menu, offering a content template for a certain category? This could include an article structure, some {{category}} related markup and maybe even some editing help (comments, hints, etc.) which will be automatically removd when the page is saved for the first time. At the moment, several types of templates are mostly used as text snippets in a certain context (e.g. template for biographical article, template for a location, etc.); the appropriate templates have to be located and applied to the article via cut/copy/paste - and the editor has to know about the existence of a template for his article. Offering a simple and easy-to-use mechanism might help the acceptance of categories, especially when they are becoming more complex. E.g. in Wikitravel, where some kind of article structure has been established from the beginning; such a pulldown or other mechanics would help a great deal, I think. Also, if we start working not only with (more or less) one article (= one page), but more with a series of pages in a {{category}}, we need tools to better keep track of our movements in the 'pedia. I'd suggest Breadcrumb Navigation (sometimes also called "Trail") for this; this would indicate, which page we've vistited recently, and allow for quick navigation. Several other Wikis have this implemented, so this mechanism most probably will be understood well; it could be an optional element, switched on or off via preferences. Greetings, -asb