W13.2 May 31(Fri) ----LI YULUN

 1. Summary

A guide to Wikipedia's categorization feature was described, emphasizing the importance of using it correctly. The core goal of the categorization system is to provide navigational links to pages within the categorization hierarchy, with suggestions for deleting, merging, or renaming categories. Naming conventions need to be carefully chosen to avoid overly complex names, and category names should be short and precise. Article categories and collection categories should use sentence cases, capital letters, and subjective adjectives. In specific subject areas, it may be necessary to create subcategories that contain only specific types. In addition, the page provides naming guidelines for Category: Inactive project pages (less likely to be confusing) and Category: Stub categories.


2. Interesting points   

Subcategories for specific subject areas: Creating subcategories within a specific subject area that contain only specific types of subcategories is a way of segmentation that helps to organize content more accurately and improves the user's search efficiency and experience.


3. Discussion

Flexibility and consistency of naming conventions: Although the guidelines provide several naming conventions, some special cases or disputes may be encountered in practice. How to follow the basic naming conventions and be flexible according to the actual situation while maintaining the consistency of the whole classification system is a topic for discussion.

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