The wikipedia noobs do it again
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The wikipedia noobs do it again
They've nominated the EotA entry for deletion once again.
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Dug up the link that I first ran into EotA, from blizzards mod support site. You know, from when getting a map on there meant something.
I didn't post it to wikipedia as the download link still points to the war3modforge.
If someone gets the link updated, then feel free to post it and silence that guy complaining.
http://www.battle.net/mod/halloffame.shtml
Then scroll down, EotA was the second one put there.
I didn't post it to wikipedia as the download link still points to the war3modforge.
If someone gets the link updated, then feel free to post it and silence that guy complaining.
http://www.battle.net/mod/halloffame.shtml
Then scroll down, EotA was the second one put there.
Read Wikipedia's guidelines on notability in articles.
We don't meet the standards.
Random pubs, and Clan EotA. And I'm not sure many pubs have been too interested in altering, editing or adding to the article.
If you want a wiki-page, you need a lot of people to do it. More then just one group of people, more then just one view. At this point in time, we don't have that. So until that comes around, I don't think we should have a wiki-page; not because I don't like EotA, but because we don't comply with their rules and standards. Which is something only we can work on.
And at the moment, it doesn't seem very workable.
We don't meet the standards.
We have this site as our resource. =/In order to have a verifiable article, a topic must be notable enough that it will be described by multiple independent reliable sources.
We have two kinds of people working on our article.In order to have a neutral article with minimal errors, a topic must be notable enough that there will be non-partisan editors interested in editing it.
Random pubs, and Clan EotA. And I'm not sure many pubs have been too interested in altering, editing or adding to the article.
It only applies in the sense that we're too small and insignificant to really make an impact on the community. How many people read our outdated Wiki page anyway?Wikipedia is an encyclopedia. As such, Wikipedia is not an indiscriminate directory of businesses, websites, persons, etc.
If you want a wiki-page, you need a lot of people to do it. More then just one group of people, more then just one view. At this point in time, we don't have that. So until that comes around, I don't think we should have a wiki-page; not because I don't like EotA, but because we don't comply with their rules and standards. Which is something only we can work on.
And at the moment, it doesn't seem very workable.
Ion.