Talk:Ken's Main Page (temporary) - Revision history

Kjacob: Solo Duo reference

2009-01-21T20:22:50Z

Solo Duo reference

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	One of the other things that's got me flummoxed at the moment is the titling of articles. For example, if I ever wanted to go more public with my main page, I'd want to strip off the "(temporary)" part of the title and yet it seems that this could be really messy. A little more conversation on this subject would also be good I think.		One of the other things that's got me flummoxed at the moment is the titling of articles. For example, if I ever wanted to go more public with my main page, I'd want to strip off the "(temporary)" part of the title and yet it seems that this could be really messy. A little more conversation on this subject would also be good I think.

			Ken

			== Solo Duo reference ==

			I took this out of the By User Type section in order to maintain simplicity.

			I plan to ensemble size be a big part of the "musician" article.

	Ken		Ken

Kjacob: Various

2009-01-05T12:50:06Z

Various

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	[[User:ST\|ST]] 17:39, 4 January 2009 (EST)		[[User:ST\|ST]] 17:39, 4 January 2009 (EST)

			== Various ==

			To be more clear, my purpose right now is twofold: one is to practice, and the other is to develop content. For example, I was trying hard on my "Microphone Feedback" article to create information that a first time Wiki visitor who comes with feedback as a specific problem would find immediately useful. I used material from the other article on this subject but really wanted to do a re-design of my own. I feel awfully sheepish about re-designing a page someone else (you in this case) put a lot of thought and effort into. I realize this is the nature of a Wiki on one level but I can also see how it can lead to conflict and hurt feelings if not handled correctly. This is something I'd like to get your thoughts about when next we speak. I think your experience will guide us. I had this going on in my mind when I did a fairly big comb of the article [[The Bose L1® Wiki Project]] yesterday afternoon. This is new territory for me.

			One of the other things that's got me flummoxed at the moment is the titling of articles. For example, if I ever wanted to go more public with my main page, I'd want to strip off the "(temporary)" part of the title and yet it seems that this could be really messy. A little more conversation on this subject would also be good I think.

			Ken

ST: /* Preferences */ check Watchlist

2009-01-04T22:39:27Z

Preferences: check Watchlist

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	You can check your notification settings in the '''my preferences''' link near the top right of the page.		You can check your notification settings in the '''my preferences''' link near the top right of the page.

	~~Here~~'~~s a page that could use your input [[ToneMatch®]]~~		You will want to look at email preferences (on the first tab) and '''Watchlist'''


			==== Pages that need input ====
			Here's a page that could use your input [[ToneMatch®]]

	[[User:ST\|ST]] 17:13, 4 January 2009 (EST)		[[User:ST\|ST]] 17:39, 4 January 2009 (EST)

ST: /* ST */ see Preferences

2009-01-04T22:14:12Z

ST: see Preferences

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	You should be getting notifications about changes, but you may have the notifications going to an email address you are not monitoring. If there is a tab at the top that says "unwatch" then you should be able to hit the "my watchlist" link at the top right to see what's changed in the pages where you are active.		You should be getting notifications about changes, but you may have the notifications going to an email address you are not monitoring. If there is a tab at the top that says "unwatch" then you should be able to hit the "my watchlist" link at the top right to see what's changed in the pages where you are active.

			==== Preferences ====

			You can check your notification settings in the '''my preferences''' link near the top right of the page.

	Here's a page that could use your input [[ToneMatch®]]		Here's a page that could use your input [[ToneMatch®]]



	[[User:ST\|ST]] 17:13, 4 January 2009 (EST)		[[User:ST\|ST]] 17:13, 4 January 2009 (EST)

ST: ST reply

2009-01-04T22:13:13Z

ST reply

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	You should be getting notifications about changes, but you may have the notifications going to an email address you are not monitoring. If there is a tab at the top that says "unwatch" then you should be able to hit the "my watchlist" link at the top right to see what's changed in the pages where you are active.		You should be getting notifications about changes, but you may have the notifications going to an email address you are not monitoring. If there is a tab at the top that says "unwatch" then you should be able to hit the "my watchlist" link at the top right to see what's changed in the pages where you are active.

	[[User:ST\|ST]] 17:12, 4 January 2009 (EST)		Here's a page that could use your input [[ToneMatch®]]

			[[User:ST\|ST]] 17:13, 4 January 2009 (EST)

ST: ST reply

2009-01-04T22:12:22Z

ST reply

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	[[User:ST\|ST]] 00:13, 4 January 2009 (EST)		[[User:ST\|ST]] 00:13, 4 January 2009 (EST)

	== Ken's reply ==		=== Ken's reply ===

	Hi ST,		Hi ST,
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	Ken		Ken

			=== ST ===
			Got it. I understood what you were doing with this Ken's Main Page. I didn't understood that [[Microphone Feedback]] was also a practice page. I just hate to see you do the work twice.

			You should be getting notifications about changes, but you may have the notifications going to an email address you are not monitoring. If there is a tab at the top that says "unwatch" then you should be able to hit the "my watchlist" link at the top right to see what's changed in the pages where you are active.

			[[User:ST\|ST]] 17:12, 4 January 2009 (EST)

Kjacob: Ken's reply

2009-01-04T21:52:32Z

Ken's reply

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	[[User:ST\|ST]] 00:13, 4 January 2009 (EST)		[[User:ST\|ST]] 00:13, 4 January 2009 (EST)

			== Ken's reply ==

			Hi ST,

			I realize the problem with nearly-the-same articles. I'm only doing this temporarily while I get the hang of editing. I am nervous about making significant changes to pages you've built, so for now I have been building parallel pages.

			This alternative main page is an example: I REALLY didn't want to mess with the real main page and yet needed a place where I could explore some of my ideas. This seemed like a good way to do that.

			If you think it's okay for me to edit fairly freely (make significant changes) to existing articles (but still not the main page) then I'll stop making these. (A reply via Bose email or message board may be best for this question as I don't think I'm notified of replies here.)

			Ken

ST: /* Creating alias's to existing pages */ more details about making the Microphone Feedback page a REDIRECT page

2009-01-04T05:13:46Z

Creating alias's to existing pages: more details about making the Microphone Feedback page a REDIRECT page

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	'''<nowiki>#REDIRECT [[Feedback / Microphone]]</nowiki>'''		'''<nowiki>#REDIRECT [[Feedback / Microphone]]</nowiki>'''

	Then if we ~~need~~ to make changes ~~- we can do that~~ in the original page and avoid having redundant pages.		Then we will just one page to maintain. We can make any required changes in the original page and avoid having redundant pages.

	We need to avoid having two (or more) pages that have essentially the same information. It's fine if you make pages that refer to and present the building blocks (like atoms) to create different molecules. But we don't want to have multiple versions of the "atoms". It becomes really difficult to maintain.		We need to avoid having two (or more) pages that have essentially the same information. It's fine if you make pages that refer to and present the building blocks (like atoms) to create different molecules. But we don't want to have multiple versions of the "atoms". It becomes really difficult to maintain.

	[[User:ST\|ST]] 23:54, 3 January 2009 (EST)		[[User:ST\|ST]] 00:13, 4 January 2009 (EST)

ST: /* Creating alias's to existing pages */

2009-01-04T05:11:57Z

Creating alias's to existing pages

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	Any reference to [[Microphone Tips]] will automatically load [[Feedback / Microphone]]		Any reference to [[Microphone Tips]] will automatically load [[Feedback / Microphone]]

			So if you want to have a page called '''Microphone Feedback''' then you could create that as a redirection page with contents

			'''<nowiki>#REDIRECT [[Feedback / Microphone]]</nowiki>'''

			Then if we need to make changes - we can do that in the original page and avoid having redundant pages.

	We need to avoid having two (or more) pages that have essentially the same information. It's fine if you make pages that refer to and present the building blocks (like atoms) to create different molecules. But we don't want to have multiple versions of the "atoms". It becomes really difficult to maintain.		We need to avoid having two (or more) pages that have essentially the same information. It's fine if you make pages that refer to and present the building blocks (like atoms) to create different molecules. But we don't want to have multiple versions of the "atoms". It becomes really difficult to maintain.

	[[User:ST\|ST]] 23:54, 3 January 2009 (EST)		[[User:ST\|ST]] 23:54, 3 January 2009 (EST)

ST: /* Creating alias's to existing pages */

2009-01-04T04:54:40Z

Creating alias's to existing pages

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	We need to avoid having two (or more) pages that have essentially the same information. It's fine if you make pages that refer to and present the building blocks (like atoms) to create different molecules. But we don't want to have multiple versions of the "atoms". It becomes really difficult to maintain.		We need to avoid having two (or more) pages that have essentially the same information. It's fine if you make pages that refer to and present the building blocks (like atoms) to create different molecules. But we don't want to have multiple versions of the "atoms". It becomes really difficult to maintain.

	[[User:ST\|ST]] 23:51, 3 January 2009 (EST)		[[User:ST\|ST]] 23:54, 3 January 2009 (EST)