Anne,
Many thanks that you were aware of creating a log page. But, given the many difficult
aspects, and the importance of being prepared in the future, would it be exaggerated to
think it could become a very huge discussion ?
Could it perhaps be wise to split and structure even more right from the beginning (like,
one page for each issue, and clear distinction between technical, and community / decision
pages) ?
While i imagine that distinction can not always be drawn clearly, but at least it should
be tried. I am not that much into wiki culture but maybe it's possible to just copy
the existing comments, and replace the existing content with just a table of contents of
the subchapter pages.
More importantly, i wonder if that whole content is not more like the 'talk' side
of a page that would be the 'article', that is, the extracted knowledge from all
the comments. So why not start it as talk pages altogether.
-- Michal
Perhaps folks with additional recommendations might
want to add them at the
post-mortem page on Meta.[1]
Risker/Anne
[1]
http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/English_Wikipedia_anti-SOPA_blackout/Post-mo…