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FamilySearch Wiki:Technical Meeting Agenda 29 May 2012: Difference between revisions
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=== Technical Issues & Workarounds === | === Technical Issues & Workarounds === | ||
*Citations - many citations changed today but removed references to the original place the records were housed and instead now say fold3.com and ancestry.com. We are questioning that because it goes against our guidelines for | *Citations - many citations changed today but removed references to the original place the records were housed and instead now say fold3.com and ancestry.com. We are questioning that because it goes against our guidelines for creating source citations. | ||
*How to name pages relating to multiple topics in the same locality - put the locality first, then the topic of the page | *How to name pages relating to multiple topics in the same locality - put the locality first, then the topic of the page | ||
*Manual of Style discussion - how should we go about adding guidelines for how to reference specific types of information - <br>Should we add things to discussion pages, or the forums, and what are the guidelines for that? <br>In order to promote more of a community feel, we need to get away from bringing everything up in our meetings. We need to do more on the forums and on talk pages. Talk pages are the ideal, so that discussions are there together. However, we know talk pages are sometimes hard to use. We can use either forums or talk pages for discussions; however, we can also add a note to the other place and cross link it to where the discussion is happening so that we can draw in more discussion. | *Manual of Style discussion - how should we go about adding guidelines for how to reference specific types of information - <br>Should we add things to discussion pages, or the forums, and what are the guidelines for that? <br>In order to promote more of a community feel, we need to get away from bringing everything up in our meetings. We need to do more on the forums and on talk pages. Talk pages are the ideal, so that discussions are there together. However, we know talk pages are sometimes hard to use. We can use either forums or talk pages for discussions; however, we can also add a note to the other place and cross link it to where the discussion is happening so that we can draw in more discussion. | ||