macky
Premium Member
As some of you know, I've been writing wiki articles on [wiki]Category:Notable Cubers[/wiki], among others. Many are still rough. Here are some decent ones: [wiki]Gaétan Guimond[/wiki], [wiki]Bob Burton[/wiki], [wiki]Stefan Pochmann[/wiki].
My original hope was for others to contribute as much content. That hasn't happened except on a very few pages.
So here's a new plan: write an article about yourself and send it to me.
Email: Gmail account smakisumi
Title (e.g.): [wiki] Rowe Hessler
I'll edit it (to confirm neutrality) and add it to the wiki. Since I don't want to debate notability, please do this only if you already have a wiki article. Please also suggest to me cubers who deserve an article.
Some things to include
* 1st paragraph of 2-3 sentences summarizing what you're best known for
* cubing progression; see for example [wiki]Marcell Endrey[/wiki]. I can imagine Rowe's article having subsections for various phases of his cubing career.
* main achievements (records, official/unofficial milestones, notable competition appearances, methods)
This clearly isn't the most neutral way to get articles written, but I think it's more important at this stage of the wiki to keep adding content. Editing can happen once the wiki gathers enough momentum and has more regular contributers.
I welcome any comments or suggestions here.
macky
My original hope was for others to contribute as much content. That hasn't happened except on a very few pages.
So here's a new plan: write an article about yourself and send it to me.
Email: Gmail account smakisumi
Title (e.g.): [wiki] Rowe Hessler
I'll edit it (to confirm neutrality) and add it to the wiki. Since I don't want to debate notability, please do this only if you already have a wiki article. Please also suggest to me cubers who deserve an article.
Some things to include
* 1st paragraph of 2-3 sentences summarizing what you're best known for
* cubing progression; see for example [wiki]Marcell Endrey[/wiki]. I can imagine Rowe's article having subsections for various phases of his cubing career.
* main achievements (records, official/unofficial milestones, notable competition appearances, methods)
This clearly isn't the most neutral way to get articles written, but I think it's more important at this stage of the wiki to keep adding content. Editing can happen once the wiki gathers enough momentum and has more regular contributers.
I welcome any comments or suggestions here.
macky
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