As a new member I am almost entirely reliant on the wiki to be a guide. This means that when I find out of date articles I cannot be sure that these articles will provide any guidance to making new submissions.
Therefore, I am proposing that after the current list of NTSE articles are finished, the site as a whole stops further development and updates old articles.
It will be time consuming. But avoiding this problem is only going to make it exponentially worse.
Updating the articles of the wiki to match the new requirements also sets forth a good precedent from not only staff but the community. It shows that the community and staff alike are able and willing to make sure that this setting stays up to date with the latest and greatest works.
It would also provide more guidance to new people. If any wiki article can be looked at and known it is up to date then any article can be a guide for making new things.
It would make less work on staff in the long run. NTSE articles would be much more coherent and more readily following templates as well as allowing new players to understand exactly what is expected of them for new articles.
There are many other points that could be made; these are just a few. The only con to this that I can see is that it would require hard work.
Simply point me in the right direction and I will be willing to help out.
Therefore, I am proposing that after the current list of NTSE articles are finished, the site as a whole stops further development and updates old articles.
It will be time consuming. But avoiding this problem is only going to make it exponentially worse.
Updating the articles of the wiki to match the new requirements also sets forth a good precedent from not only staff but the community. It shows that the community and staff alike are able and willing to make sure that this setting stays up to date with the latest and greatest works.
It would also provide more guidance to new people. If any wiki article can be looked at and known it is up to date then any article can be a guide for making new things.
It would make less work on staff in the long run. NTSE articles would be much more coherent and more readily following templates as well as allowing new players to understand exactly what is expected of them for new articles.
There are many other points that could be made; these are just a few. The only con to this that I can see is that it would require hard work.
Simply point me in the right direction and I will be willing to help out.