W12.2 May 24 (Fri) - Hong gyeongmin(홍경민)

 

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While some of Wikipedia's articles are comprehensive from the start, most of them start with short texts and, over time, ideally, grow into well-written and comprehensive articles. All articles begin with ideas in the minds of contributors. As long as they belong to Wikipedia, they can write anything. We recommend you search for them first. In other words, you should make sure that there are no articles on the subject. If you don't have time to write a full article, consider writing a "stub." A stub is a very short article that consists of a few sentences, so you just need to add some content. On the contrary, there is a feature story. Feature stories are what we consider to be the best article in Wikipedia. Before being promoted to feature status, articles are reviewed by Wikipedia. Based on feature articles, they are featured article candidates with compelling prose, accuracy, neutrality, and completeness.


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It's interesting that there are 'special articles' like media companies, even though they are articles involving various users. This title can be expressed as a clearer article than other articles because it goes through the final review and finalization. So I think it can stimulate the desire of people who want to obtain this title to collect more accurate and detailed information. Without this system, it might have been simply a set of information. However, I think this title has created a virtuous cycle structure.


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If you made a condition to be selected as a feature article, what condition would you make?

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  1. Jiyoon LeeeMay 21, 2024 at 10:51 PM

    I think I'll create conditions of clear description and structure. The structure of the document should be logical and consistent, and it should be organized in an easy-to-read manner.
    It should also be described clearly and concisely so that complex content can be easily understood.

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