Archive:Sidebar Design

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To revisit/update soon:

• Help:Contents - redirect, fold in with project home
• CZ:Home - add all essential links to all groupings and reorganize as necessary/helpful; include the old Help:Contents links, and place help-related material up top.
• CZ:The Author Role - change from annoying Q&A form, update links
• CZ:Introduction to CZ for Wikipedians - change "Citizendium" to "the Citizendium"
• CZ:Become a partner - tablefy, explain who/how to contact, and next steps
• CZ:Donate - generally update, this is an old page; and simplify
• CZ:Email us an article in word processor format - change "Citizendium" to "the Citizendium"
• CZ:Approval Standards - revise links
• CZ:How to edit an article - fix "New section" example bug
• CZ:Dozen Essentials - general proof, it was recently completely revised
• CZ:Neutrality Policy - review Gareth's abbreviated version; if OK, edit and upload to main page
• CZ:Approval and Feedback - start the page (and the group) seriously, already!

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First, I'm going to make a big long list...then, I'll cut it down...maybe.  :-) Before we originally pared down the long list of links, I don't know how many months ago, there were a lot more links on the side bar, and people thought that it looked messy. Well, I think many people are now coming around to the way I felt: a little messiness is the price you pay for maximum usefulness.

Well, I uploaded the long list. What do you all think? --Larry Sanger 09:46, 21 February 2008 (CST)