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Subpages
Hi Michael. I understand that our use of subpages may appear unusual to the regular Wikipedia editor, but we work under a different philosophy. Since we are aiming to have complete walkthroughs and capture guides for each game, we expect to contain a lot more information per game than Wikipedia does. As a result, we try to avoid forcing our readers to wade through extremely long pages of information, and prefer to break down the information on individual pages. This way, a reader can examine the table of contents and jump right to the information he or she is looking for. We have established a fairly comprehensive system of navs and guidelines for different types of guides, which you can read about in the StrategyWiki Guide. And if you have concerns about some of the choices or decisions, you're always encouraged to raise them in the staff lounge or the Community Issues page. Once you've been an editor at SW for a while, I'm sure that the use of sub-pages will begin to feel more natural. Give it a shot before you make any final judgements about it. Let me know if you have anymore questions. Procyon (Talk) 22:59, 22 May 2007 (CDT)
- That does make sense to me considering that so many pieces are meant to be expanded over time. I just did not know that was the policy on SW. MichaelAB 23:24, 22 May 2007 (CDT)