Manifold Atlas:Editing protocols
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− | This page describes the different editing possibilities for [[Manifold Atlas: | + | <nonumbers/>This page describes the different editing possibilities for [[Manifold Atlas:Page evolution|pages in the Atlas]]. |
== Open-editing pages == | == Open-editing pages == | ||
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** fix mistakes, | ** fix mistakes, | ||
** add hyerlinks, | ** add hyerlinks, | ||
− | ** add new sections and | + | ** add new sections and subsections, |
** improve presentation and organistaion (but think carefully here). | ** improve presentation and organistaion (but think carefully here). | ||
− | * | + | * Please think carefully before making significant changes to existing text. |
* When in doubt about a prospective edit use the [[Manifold Atlas:User orientation#Writing on discussion pages|discussion page]] or email the other active users on the page. | * When in doubt about a prospective edit use the [[Manifold Atlas:User orientation#Writing on discussion pages|discussion page]] or email the other active users on the page. | ||
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* After making changes, especially major changes, it is helpful to leave a remark on the discussion page explaining or describing your edit. | * After making changes, especially major changes, it is helpful to leave a remark on the discussion page explaining or describing your edit. | ||
− | == | + | == Restricted-editing pages == |
− | * | + | * Restricted-editing pages can be edited only by a '''single author''' or '''team of authors''': |
− | * | + | * Restricted-editing pages offer the possibility for an expert or team of experts to develop information about manifolds in public and over the web. |
− | * | + | * Apart from having edit rights restricted, restricted-editing pages are open to development, editorial review and discussion just as an open-editing page. |
− | * All users can write on the discussion pages of | + | * All Atlast users can write on the discussion pages of restricted-editing pages and provide feed-back, questions or suggestions. |
− | * A new author can be added to an | + | * A new author can be added to an restritced-editing page at any time if all the current authors agree to it. |
− | * If all authors agree, | + | * If all authors agree, a restricted-editing page can be released to become an open-editing page at any time. |
** However this is, in general, an '''irreversible process'''. | ** However this is, in general, an '''irreversible process'''. | ||
− | * The [[Template:Authors|author template]] appears at the top of each | + | * The [[Template:Authors|author template]] appears at the top of each restricted-editing page making the responsible users immediately visible. |
* The Atlas convention is to list author names alphabetically. | * The Atlas convention is to list author names alphabetically. |
Latest revision as of 11:28, 31 March 2011
This page describes the different editing possibilities for pages in the Atlas.
1 Open-editing pages
- Open-editing pages can be edited by any registered user.
- Open-editing pages offer the possibility of massively parallel collaboration for recording, organising and developing information about manifolds.
- Open editing-pages require scientific co-operation and team-work a la Wikipedia.
- You should feel free to:
- edit typos,
- fix mistakes,
- add hyerlinks,
- add new sections and subsections,
- improve presentation and organistaion (but think carefully here).
- Please think carefully before making significant changes to existing text.
- When in doubt about a prospective edit use the discussion page or email the other active users on the page.
- If there there is no response after a couple of days, proceed with your planned edit.
- After making changes, especially major changes, it is helpful to leave a remark on the discussion page explaining or describing your edit.
2 Restricted-editing pages
- Restricted-editing pages can be edited only by a single author or team of authors:
- Restricted-editing pages offer the possibility for an expert or team of experts to develop information about manifolds in public and over the web.
- Apart from having edit rights restricted, restricted-editing pages are open to development, editorial review and discussion just as an open-editing page.
- All Atlast users can write on the discussion pages of restricted-editing pages and provide feed-back, questions or suggestions.
- A new author can be added to an restritced-editing page at any time if all the current authors agree to it.
- If all authors agree, a restricted-editing page can be released to become an open-editing page at any time.
- However this is, in general, an irreversible process.
- The author template appears at the top of each restricted-editing page making the responsible users immediately visible.
- The Atlas convention is to list author names alphabetically.