Category:ICart - Revision history

Peter Knutsen: typo

Peter Knutsen — Fri, 08 Oct 2010 12:11:23 GMT

typo

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	This category is for articles that are some way from completion status, but still are more than 15% as long as the finished article can be expected to be. At this stage, the typical reader gets a reasonably good idea about the rules concept covered in the article; or even a quite good idea.		This category is for articles that are some way from completion status, but still are more than 15% as long as the finished article can be expected to be. At this stage, the typical reader gets a reasonably good idea about the rules concept covered in the article; or even a quite good idea.

-	The next higher step in the completion hierarchy is "[[:Category:NCart\|NCart]]", ~~whcih~~ stands for Near-complete article, and the next lower step is "[[:Category:Stub\|Stub]]".	+	The next higher step in the completion hierarchy is "[[:Category:NCart\|NCart]]", which stands for Near-complete article, and the next lower step is "[[:Category:Stub\|Stub]]".

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

Peter Knutsen: Turning words into hyperlinks

Peter Knutsen — Fri, 08 Oct 2010 12:11:00 GMT

Turning words into hyperlinks

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	This category is for articles that are some way from completion status, but still are more than 15% as long as the finished article can be expected to be. At this stage, the typical reader gets a reasonably good idea about the rules concept covered in the article; or even a quite good idea.		This category is for articles that are some way from completion status, but still are more than 15% as long as the finished article can be expected to be. At this stage, the typical reader gets a reasonably good idea about the rules concept covered in the article; or even a quite good idea.

-	The next higher step in the completion hierarchy is "~~Near Complete~~", and the next lower step is "Stub".	+	The next higher step in the completion hierarchy is "[[:Category:NCart\|NCart]]", whcih stands for Near-complete article, and the next lower step is "[[:Category:Stub\|Stub]]".

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

Peter Knutsen: Adding category

Peter Knutsen — Fri, 08 Oct 2010 11:58:06 GMT

Adding category

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	The next higher step in the completion hierarchy is "Near Complete", and the next lower step is "Stub".		The next higher step in the completion hierarchy is "Near Complete", and the next lower step is "Stub".
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		+	[[Category:Article completion]]

Peter Knutsen: Clarifying

Peter Knutsen — Tue, 05 Oct 2010 05:27:33 GMT

Clarifying

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	This category is for articles that are some way from completion status, but still are more than 15% as long as the finished article can be expected to be. At this stage, the typical reader gets a reasonably good idea about the rules concept covered in the article; or even a quite good idea.		This category is for articles that are some way from completion status, but still are more than 15% as long as the finished article can be expected to be. At this stage, the typical reader gets a reasonably good idea about the rules concept covered in the article; or even a quite good idea.

	The next higher step in the completion hierarchy is "Near Complete", and the next lower step is "Stub".		The next higher step in the completion hierarchy is "Near Complete", and the next lower step is "Stub".

Peter Knutsen: Creating the category

Peter Knutsen — Tue, 05 Oct 2010 05:26:42 GMT

Creating the category

New page

This category is for articles that are some way from completion status, but still are more than 15% as long as the finished article can be expected to be. At this stage, the typical reader gets a reasonably good idea about the rules concept covered in the article; or even a quite good idea.

The next higher step in the completion hierarchy is "Near Complete", and the next lower step is "Stub".