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| I long ago left academia behind, so Misplaced Pages is my "research and academics fix." I don't have as much time as I would like, so my article production is not what it might be. Frankly, I would rather produce one feature-quality article, or help clean up ten articles, rather than write a hundred poor-quality ones. To be blunt, I wish more people felt that way. | I long ago left academia behind, so Misplaced Pages is my "research and academics fix." I don't have as much time as I would like, so my article production is not what it might be. Frankly, I would rather produce one feature-quality article, or help clean up ten articles, rather than write a hundred poor-quality ones. To be blunt, I wish more people felt that way. | ||
| Misplaced Pages, like a tree, needs regular pruning if it is to grow healthy and strong. I am therefore a mild ]. I do, however, feel that before I propose an article for deletion, I should either attempt to clean it up, or tag it and encourage others to clean it up. To this end, I am starting to keep a ] that I marked them for cleanup. As far as I am concerned, if an article hangs around for a month or two and is not cleaned up, that is evidence that it will never be cleaned up and a reason to propose pruning it. | Misplaced Pages, like a tree, needs regular pruning if it is to grow healthy and strong. I am therefore a mild ]. I do, however, feel that before I propose an article for deletion, I should either attempt to clean it up, or tag it and encourage others to clean it up. To this end, I am starting to keep a ] that I marked them for cleanup. As far as I am concerned, if an article hangs around for a month or two and is not cleaned up, that is evidence that it will never be cleaned up and a reason to propose pruning it. | ||
| Interests on Misplaced Pages include: | Interests on Misplaced Pages include: | ||
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I long ago left academia behind, so Misplaced Pages is my "research and academics fix." I don't have as much time as I would like, so my article production is not what it might be. Frankly, I would rather produce one feature-quality article, or help clean up ten articles, rather than write a hundred poor-quality ones. To be blunt, I wish more people felt that way.
Misplaced Pages, like a tree, needs regular pruning if it is to grow healthy and strong. I am therefore a mild detergent. I do, however, feel that before I propose an article for deletion, I should either attempt to clean it up, or tag it and encourage others to clean it up. To this end, I am starting to keep a list of articles and dates that I marked them for cleanup. As far as I am concerned, if an article hangs around for a month or two and is not cleaned up, that is evidence that it will never be cleaned up and a reason to propose pruning it.
Interests on Misplaced Pages include:
- U.S. History.
- Any scientific subject.
- Language and Usage.
- Music
- Christianity, especially liturgical subjects.
- Cleanup and (where necessary) deletion.
Currently working on (slowly as time allows):
- Liturgy. I am working on Proper (liturgy)
- Barons West and De La Warr
- Democratic Peace Theory a controversial article. "Welcome back my friends to the edit that never ends."
- Remainder (law) and Felony murder rule need cleanup and sources, as do other law-related articles.
The West/De La Warr project is in honor of the 400th anniversary of the Jamestown Colony.
Robert A West 6 July 2005 19:18 (UTC)
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