Template:Wolfire Wiki To Do

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To-do List

Fresh

  • Help create wiki editing standards. Help here! 16/6/11 theres a lot to do in Wolfire_Wiki_Editing_Standards
    • Explaining editing format
    • Finding good examples of wiki editing not just generic ones
  • Add fan suggestion place 16/6/11
    • Add suggestions from SPF
    • Add tutorials from SPF
    • Get people to post/upload their art and/or mods on the wiki
      • Make a tutorial page on how to upload stuff to the wiki

Stale

  • How to create and use templates correctly VERY IMPORTANT
  • Set up a system that makes it easy to add items to the "Fresh", "Stale", or "Finished" lists
  • Build an official Wolfire Tutorials page using previous Wolfire blog posts
  • OG FAQ
  • Lugaru page, specifically the walkthrough guide.
  • The OG graphics features page needs work Help here!
  • Categorize all images (link to Uncategorized Images)
  • Check categories Help here!
  • Identify and update out of date, stub and duplicate pages Help here!
  • Fully set up the various portals Help Here!
  • Finish front page.
  • Much, much more...

Finished

Introduction

The way this works is that if you have or currently contributing to the wiki put your work or progress in the "Fresh" section. If no work has been done on the task for two weeks it will go "stale". Please try to keep things fresh and move things to "Stale" if you a) can't work on it or b) see no progress for a while. It is up to you to keep things fresh! Please help us out.

Then when you are sure that you are completely finished put it in the "Finished" category.

Format

Here is how you write the things in the list.

*What needs done [[link to where you should go]] [[link to how to do it]] 
dd/mm/yy something meaningful was last done
**List of things that need to be done before finishing the parent task

I just listed a top/down approach to creating the to-do list. If you prefer the bottom/up approach then post the children tasks by themselves with links to their parents.