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:*Placement of maintenance or administrative templates - put at end of article to leave space at the top of the page for content directed at readers (not contributors). | :*Placement of maintenance or administrative templates - put at end of article to leave space at the top of the page for content directed at readers (not contributors). | ||
:*Could we have moderators and adopters move these templates? Ask them to do this through the monthly newsletter? Contact individually - we are lacking contact information on many of them and the majority are not responding to recent contacts. Darris may have contact information that we don't have. | :*Could we have moderators and adopters move these templates? Ask them to do this through the monthly newsletter? Contact individually - we are lacking contact information on many of them and the majority are not responding to recent contacts. Darris may have contact information that we don't have. | ||
:*Historical records pages have some sectional invitations to expand the section. | :*Historical records pages have some sectional invitations to expand the section. These templates are not categorized as "stubs".<br> | ||
:*Dorthy Horan's team will take care of Historical records pages | :*Dorthy Horan's team will take care of Historical records pages | ||
:*Once an article is no longer a stub, will people understand that they can still contribute? The percentage of people adding is minimal. | :*Once an article is no longer a stub, will people understand that they can still contribute? The percentage of people adding is minimal. | ||
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