Category:Stub - Revision history

Peter Knutsen: Really fixing capitalization error, this time

2010-10-08T12:20:37Z

Really fixing capitalization error, this time

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	Please note that this definition of "stub" is different from the one employed over at [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Stub English Wikipedia]].		Please note that this definition of "stub" is different from the one employed over at [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Stub English Wikipedia]].

-	The next higher step in the article completion hierarchy, is "[[:Category:ICart\|ICart]]", which stands for Incomplete article, and the next lower step is "[[:Category:No ~~content~~\|No Content]]".	+	The next higher step in the article completion hierarchy, is "[[:Category:ICart\|ICart]]", which stands for Incomplete article, and the next lower step is "[[:Category:No Content\|No Content]]".

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

Peter Knutsen: fixing capitalization error

2010-10-08T12:20:02Z

fixing capitalization error

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	Please note that this definition of "stub" is different from the one employed over at [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Stub English Wikipedia]].		Please note that this definition of "stub" is different from the one employed over at [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Stub English Wikipedia]].

-	The next higher step in the article completion hierarchy, is "[[:Category:ICart\|ICart]]", which stands for Incomplete article, and the next lower step is "[[:Category:No content\|No ~~content~~]]".	+	The next higher step in the article completion hierarchy, is "[[:Category:ICart\|ICart]]", which stands for Incomplete article, and the next lower step is "[[:Category:No content\|No Content]]".

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

Peter Knutsen: fixing incorrect hyperlink

2010-10-08T12:19:24Z

fixing incorrect hyperlink

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	Please note that this definition of "stub" is different from the one employed over at [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Stub English Wikipedia]].		Please note that this definition of "stub" is different from the one employed over at [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Stub English Wikipedia]].

-	The next higher step in the article completion hierarchy, is "[[:Category:ICart\|ICart]]", which stands for Incomplete article, and the next lower step is "[[:Category:~~Stub~~\|~~Stub~~]]".	+	The next higher step in the article completion hierarchy, is "[[:Category:ICart\|ICart]]", which stands for Incomplete article, and the next lower step is "[[:Category:No content\|No content]]".

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

Peter Knutsen: Trying to fix my external piped link

2010-10-08T12:16:35Z

Trying to fix my external piped link

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	One can say that stub articles do not give the typical reader an at all clear picture of what the full intent of the rules concept described is (although readers with much insight into Sagatafl's design may be able to extrapolate a lot and make further educated guesses).		One can say that stub articles do not give the typical reader an at all clear picture of what the full intent of the rules concept described is (although readers with much insight into Sagatafl's design may be able to extrapolate a lot and make further educated guesses).

-	Please note that this definition of "stub" is different from the one employed over at [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Stub\|English Wikipedia]].	+	Please note that this definition of "stub" is different from the one employed over at [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Stub English Wikipedia]].

	The next higher step in the article completion hierarchy, is "[[:Category:ICart\|ICart]]", which stands for Incomplete article, and the next lower step is "[[:Category:Stub\|Stub]]".		The next higher step in the article completion hierarchy, is "[[:Category:ICart\|ICart]]", which stands for Incomplete article, and the next lower step is "[[:Category:Stub\|Stub]]".

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

Peter Knutsen: Turning text into external hyperlink

2010-10-08T12:15:10Z

Turning text into external hyperlink

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	One can say that stub articles do not give the typical reader an at all clear picture of what the full intent of the rules concept described is (although readers with much insight into Sagatafl's design may be able to extrapolate a lot and make further educated guesses).		One can say that stub articles do not give the typical reader an at all clear picture of what the full intent of the rules concept described is (although readers with much insight into Sagatafl's design may be able to extrapolate a lot and make further educated guesses).

-	Please note that this definition of "stub" is different from the one employed over at English Wikipedia.	+	Please note that this definition of "stub" is different from the one employed over at [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Stub\|English Wikipedia]].

-	The next higher step in the article completion hierarchy, is "~~Incomplete~~", and the next lower step is "~~No Content~~".	+	The next higher step in the article completion hierarchy, is "[[:Category:ICart\|ICart]]", which stands for Incomplete article, and the next lower step is "[[:Category:Stub\|Stub]]".

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

Peter Knutsen: Adding category

2010-10-08T11:58:02Z

Adding category

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	The next higher step in the article completion hierarchy, is "Incomplete", and the next lower step is "No Content".		The next higher step in the article completion hierarchy, is "Incomplete", and the next lower step is "No Content".
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		+	[[Category:Article completion]]

Peter Knutsen: Creating the category

2010-10-05T05:25:28Z

Creating the category

New page

Articles in this category (tagged with the "Stub" tag), are severely incomplete, having less than 20% of the content needed in order to be considered complete and comprehensive.

One can say that stub articles do not give the typical reader an at all clear picture of what the full intent of the rules concept described is (although readers with much insight into Sagatafl's design may be able to extrapolate a lot and make further educated guesses).

Please note that this definition of "stub" is different from the one employed over at English Wikipedia.

The next higher step in the article completion hierarchy, is "Incomplete", and the next lower step is "No Content".