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Hardware status is now maintained on 3 pages. And that's just sad. It really should be done on a single page. If I want to know if something works, doesn't or unknown I have to check all 3. | Hardware status is now maintained on 3 pages. And that's just sad. It really should be done on a single page. If I want to know if something works, doesn't or unknown I have to check all 3. | ||
Comments like this: "Please keep the page layout the same as Tested good hardware." should give us a clue that we should only have 1 page to do this task. I think we should delete "Tested good hardware" and "Tested bad hardware" and keep only "suggested hardware". It makes things easiest for the user. [[User:Trout|Trout]] 02:05, 24 August 2007 (MST) | Comments like this: "Please keep the page layout the same as Tested good hardware." should give us a clue that we should only have 1 page to do this task. I think we should delete "Tested good hardware" and "Tested bad hardware" and keep only "suggested hardware". It makes things easiest for the user. [[User:Trout|Trout]] 02:05, 24 August 2007 (MST) | ||
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| + | I second that emotion allthough I do not wish to discourage anyone to add stuff to the wiki, but I do agree that maintaining one central list of hardware is better. -- [[User:Zaerc|Zaerc]] 01:55, 25 August 2007 (MST) | ||
Latest revision as of 09:55, 25 August 2007
It's not a good idea to keep 3 pages about the hardware status
Hardware status is now maintained on 3 pages. And that's just sad. It really should be done on a single page. If I want to know if something works, doesn't or unknown I have to check all 3. Comments like this: "Please keep the page layout the same as Tested good hardware." should give us a clue that we should only have 1 page to do this task. I think we should delete "Tested good hardware" and "Tested bad hardware" and keep only "suggested hardware". It makes things easiest for the user. Trout 02:05, 24 August 2007 (MST)
- So, can we get some consensus on this?
I second that emotion allthough I do not wish to discourage anyone to add stuff to the wiki, but I do agree that maintaining one central list of hardware is better. -- Zaerc 01:55, 25 August 2007 (MST)
