Rajko M. wrote:
We can't expect that every potential wiki contributor goes trough training to
be able to write articles, but we need consistent style guide.
problem with guides is that nobody read them :-(
1-1. Article title length, form and capitalization.
Some examples of very long titles and titles with different style for the same
purpose can be found on http://en.opensuse.org/Portal/All
beginning with the home page... "Welcome" should be neough, given it's
noted "openSUSE" everywhere :-)
1-2. Use of subpages
With single benefit that we have bread crumbs to go back, titles are getting
out of control.
sub pages are nice for closely related stuff, like a big howto divided
in several chapters
Title became information container about all topics discussed.
That doesn't help to find a page, one has to provide index anyway.
this should if the search engine was right. but it's not even able to
find titles (at least not always)
> 2. This also brings another question that was presented before
about new
namespaces like:
I really don't see any benefit in using several namespaces.
even SDB is worthless (as a name space)
jdd
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