Category:NCart - Revision history

Peter Knutsen: Correcting what I suspect is a capiltaization error

2010-10-08T12:09:24Z

Correcting what I suspect is a capiltaization error

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	Often for articles in this category, it is the ''boring'' stuff that is missing. Cost tables (that take time to generate in a spreadsheet, and then type in manually), or elaborative sections, mini-FAQs or similar. At this stage, the typical reader gets a quite good idea about the intent behind the rules concept that is the subject of the article, and he may even achieve a great understanding of the subject in the case of some articles, but he will sit with unanswered questions (sometimes important ones, like point costs!).		Often for articles in this category, it is the ''boring'' stuff that is missing. Cost tables (that take time to generate in a spreadsheet, and then type in manually), or elaborative sections, mini-FAQs or similar. At this stage, the typical reader gets a quite good idea about the intent behind the rules concept that is the subject of the article, and he may even achieve a great understanding of the subject in the case of some articles, but he will sit with unanswered questions (sometimes important ones, like point costs!).

-	The category level above this one is "[[:Category:Complete ~~Article~~\|Complete ~~Article~~]]", and the category level beneath this one is "[[:Category:ICart\|ICart]]", which stands for Incomplete Article.	+	The category level above this one is "[[:Category:Complete article\|Complete article]]", and the category level beneath this one is "[[:Category:ICart\|ICart]]", which stands for Incomplete Article.

	[[Category:Article completion]]		[[Category:Article completion]]

Peter Knutsen: Adding hyperlinked references to lower and higher level of completion

2010-10-08T12:08:42Z

Adding hyperlinked references to lower and higher level of completion

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	Often for articles in this category, it is the ''boring'' stuff that is missing. Cost tables (that take time to generate in a spreadsheet, and then type in manually), or elaborative sections, mini-FAQs or similar. At this stage, the typical reader gets a quite good idea about the intent behind the rules concept that is the subject of the article, and he may even achieve a great understanding of the subject in the case of some articles, but he will sit with unanswered questions (sometimes important ones, like point costs!).		Often for articles in this category, it is the ''boring'' stuff that is missing. Cost tables (that take time to generate in a spreadsheet, and then type in manually), or elaborative sections, mini-FAQs or similar. At this stage, the typical reader gets a quite good idea about the intent behind the rules concept that is the subject of the article, and he may even achieve a great understanding of the subject in the case of some articles, but he will sit with unanswered questions (sometimes important ones, like point costs!).
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		+	The category level above this one is "[[:Category:Complete Article\|Complete Article]]", and the category level beneath this one is "[[:Category:ICart\|ICart]]", which stands for Incomplete Article.

	[[Category:Article completion]]		[[Category:Article completion]]

Peter Knutsen: Adding category

2010-10-08T11:58:10Z

Adding category

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	Often for articles in this category, it is the ''boring'' stuff that is missing. Cost tables (that take time to generate in a spreadsheet, and then type in manually), or elaborative sections, mini-FAQs or similar. At this stage, the typical reader gets a quite good idea about the intent behind the rules concept that is the subject of the article, and he may even achieve a great understanding of the subject in the case of some articles, but he will sit with unanswered questions (sometimes important ones, like point costs!).		Often for articles in this category, it is the ''boring'' stuff that is missing. Cost tables (that take time to generate in a spreadsheet, and then type in manually), or elaborative sections, mini-FAQs or similar. At this stage, the typical reader gets a quite good idea about the intent behind the rules concept that is the subject of the article, and he may even achieve a great understanding of the subject in the case of some articles, but he will sit with unanswered questions (sometimes important ones, like point costs!).
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Peter Knutsen: Creating the category

2010-10-05T05:29:11Z

Creating the category

New page

'''Near Complete Article'''

This category is to be used for articles that are close to completion. Articles where perhaps only 5% to 25% more content needs to be added before they can be thought of as complete, thorough and comprehensive.

Often for articles in this category, it is the ''boring'' stuff that is missing. Cost tables (that take time to generate in a spreadsheet, and then type in manually), or elaborative sections, mini-FAQs or similar. At this stage, the typical reader gets a quite good idea about the intent behind the rules concept that is the subject of the article, and he may even achieve a great understanding of the subject in the case of some articles, but he will sit with unanswered questions (sometimes important ones, like point costs!).