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At this point, I'm starting to break down the roll out challenge. Here are several semi-random thoughts. | At this point, I'm starting to break down the roll out challenge. Here are several semi-random thoughts. | ||
*Create an article page for each meta-topic that includes the relevant table section below, including all the non-existent subcategories, etc. | *Create an article page for each meta-topic that includes the relevant table section below, including all the non-existent subcategories, etc. | ||
*Create a copy of this content (lower in the page?) | *Create a copy of this content (lower in the page?), then remove all the non-existent empty subcats so that you have created a template. (Categories that have an existing subcat should be created). | ||
*Then start marching toward making the category changes so reality lines up with the template, first for one metatopic, then another. | *Then start marching toward making the category changes so reality lines up with the template, first for one metatopic, then another. | ||
*For each page that comes into sync with the template, remove template from the "category vision" page | *For each page that comes into sync with the template, remove template from the "category vision" page | ||
*Review | *Review articles and try to fit them into the new category structure (newly existing cats and subcats). Consult the "vision page" to figure out new categories for articles that don't fit well into the existing cats. | ||
*I would ask that we get consensus at least on the naming of the meta-topics. | *I would ask that we get consensus at least on the naming of the meta-topics. | ||
*Roll out tentative category policies shortly after wrapping up the changes (or should this come first in order to make the process cleaner? Nah!) | *Roll out tentative category policies shortly after wrapping up the changes (or should this come first in order to make the process cleaner? Nah!) |