[WikiEN-l] Being bold doesn't work anymore, or why our prose is so bad.

[David Gerard]

On 09/09/07, Matthew Brown <morven at gmail.com> wrote:

> IMO, an article should contain most information in the prose.  The
> infobox is a place for a summary of quick facts, and perhaps for
> statistics that would make for dry reading in the article itself.


It's also a step toward much better machine readability. I'd like to
see infoboxes more standardised, perhaps incorporating and using info
from {{persondata}}.


- d.