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There are | == Relatively newer plans == | ||
<tt>$wgExtraNamespaces</tt> | |||
for sure | |||
* Manual: - pretty self explanatory. gotta have a Manual:-namespace it brainmaps well | |||
* Widgets: - Widgets are an extremely safe way of being able to have HTML code in the Widgets:-namespace | |||
* HowTo: - | |||
perhaps | |||
* Why?: | |||
* Reviews: | |||
* Cookbook: | |||
* Game: | |||
could be | |||
*Business: | |||
*Brand: | |||
*Product: | |||
*... | |||
but the last ones maybe shouldn't be namespaces but [[categories]].. | |||
== See also: == | |||
* [[MediaWiki/extensions]] | |||
* [[templates]] | |||
* [[categories]] | |||
* [[MediaWiki/widgets]] | |||
== Oldplans == | |||
'''The contents of this article are currently being argued upon. See the [[Talk:Namespace|talk page]] for information about this.''' | |||
There are seven ''namespace''s used in [[Consumerium itself]]: | |||
*[[main namespace]] for terms that have one definition across all of the other namespaces | *[[main namespace]] for terms that have one definition across all of the other namespaces | ||
*[[ | *[[User:namespace]]s for [[person]]s, [[alleged and collective identity]] assertions | ||
**For now a [[faction]] or [[tendency]] or [[conspiracy]] can be considered to be "a user" | |||
*[[Consumerium:namespace]] for [[Consumerium Governance Organization]] decisions/policies that affect how main name space grows and changes, e.g. how [[troll-friendly]] it must be | *[[Consumerium:namespace]] for [[Consumerium Governance Organization]] decisions/policies that affect how main name space grows and changes, e.g. how [[troll-friendly]] it must be | ||
*[[Develop:namespace]] for all development decisions and terminology including hardware and integration of software, extremely [[troll-friendly]] | *[[Develop:namespace]] for all development decisions and terminology including hardware and integration of software, extremely [[troll-friendly]] | ||
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*[[Publish:namespace]] for things the CGO actually has published under its own liability | *[[Publish:namespace]] for things the CGO actually has published under its own liability | ||
Do not confuse namespaces with [[categories | All may be debated in an associated [[talk namespace]]. Each of these namespaces has an associated "Talk" namespace for a total of fourteen. | ||
Do not confuse namespaces with [[categories]]. | |||
Latest revision as of 11:47, 2 July 2012
Relatively newer plans[edit | edit source]
$wgExtraNamespaces
for sure
- Manual: - pretty self explanatory. gotta have a Manual:-namespace it brainmaps well
- Widgets: - Widgets are an extremely safe way of being able to have HTML code in the Widgets:-namespace
- HowTo: -
perhaps
- Why?:
- Reviews:
- Cookbook:
- Game:
could be
- Business:
- Brand:
- Product:
- ...
but the last ones maybe shouldn't be namespaces but categories..
See also:[edit | edit source]
Oldplans[edit | edit source]
The contents of this article are currently being argued upon. See the talk page for information about this.
There are seven namespaces used in Consumerium itself:
- main namespace for terms that have one definition across all of the other namespaces
- User:namespaces for persons, alleged and collective identity assertions
- For now a faction or tendency or conspiracy can be considered to be "a user"
- Consumerium:namespace for Consumerium Governance Organization decisions/policies that affect how main name space grows and changes, e.g. how troll-friendly it must be
- Develop:namespace for all development decisions and terminology including hardware and integration of software, extremely troll-friendly
- Research:namespace for actual information about companies, products and claims about these
- Publish:namespace for things the CGO actually has published under its own liability
All may be debated in an associated talk namespace. Each of these namespaces has an associated "Talk" namespace for a total of fourteen.
Do not confuse namespaces with categories.