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:The idea is that articles in [[:Category:CZ Live]] do not get updated from Wikipedia automatically. Therefore we are not encouraged to make small changes, because we'd be missing out on Wikipedia's updates (to a certain extent) and because the idea of the pilot project is to produce a small number of good quality articles. I don't know about cleanup stuff - this will have to be discussed on the mailing list or forum, whichever you prefer - but adding one paragraph to an article (and hopefully planning to add more) is a good way to make something Live. | |||
:There is no pilot project mailing list - there is a mailing list for editors (experts). --[[User:Nicholas Kaye-Smith|Nicholas Kaye-Smith]] 17:41, 16 November 2006 (CST) | |||
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Thanks for the message about Category:CZ Live. So that category should be made for every article that's changed, no matter how small? And so, we're encouraged not to make small changes? What about cleanup-type stuff? There are tens of articles with Wikipedia self-references in them, should we just leave these be rather than cleaning them up?
I have a fairly long list of questions/comments I was going to bring up on a mailing list post. Or maybe these should go in the forum? I still haven't even subscribed to the pilot project mailing list. I think I remember hearing that there is one.
Anthony 17:13, 16 November 2006 (CST)
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- The idea is that articles in Category:CZ Live do not get updated from Wikipedia automatically. Therefore we are not encouraged to make small changes, because we'd be missing out on Wikipedia's updates (to a certain extent) and because the idea of the pilot project is to produce a small number of good quality articles. I don't know about cleanup stuff - this will have to be discussed on the mailing list or forum, whichever you prefer - but adding one paragraph to an article (and hopefully planning to add more) is a good way to make something Live.
- There is no pilot project mailing list - there is a mailing list for editors (experts). --Nicholas Kaye-Smith 17:41, 16 November 2006 (CST)