[Wikipedia-l] better MOVE documentation?
Karen AKA Kajikit
kaji at labyrinth.net.au
Fri Aug 23 04:41:52 UTC 2002
koyaanisqatsi at nupedia.com wrote:
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> Looking over [[Robert J. Flaherty]], I (mis?)remember a lot more being there than what I just wrote. Maybe I'm confusing that with what was written about him at [[documentary film]]. Zoe expressed similar thoughts about [[The Wizard of Oz]].
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> I don't know that either page has been moved (or where they would have been moved to) but wondering about it made me realize that the article move is essentially undocumented.
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> Should we document the moving of a page from one location to another in the article's history? e.g. create a new line in the history showing the time and user with an autogenerated comment like "article moved from [[IMDb]] to [[Internet Movie Database]]"?
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> Is it something worth having? And if so, would it be a fairly simple bit of programming, or would it require a mindbending hack equivalent to the first person's putting a stick through a wheel?
If that wasn't too hard to do it would be a fairly valuable piece of
information to have...
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