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=== What is this category for? === | === What is this category for? === | ||
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=== How do I create a page of this category? === | === How do I create a page of this category? === | ||
− | + | Just add "<nowiki>[[Category:Tool]]</nowiki>" anywhere to the source text of your page. | |
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+ | === The form contains variables that I don't need / has bugs / doesn't make sense to me === | ||
+ | The form was developed during the first design iteration of this wiki, and is not in a final stage. You are free to use it if it helps you, filling in all or just some of the variables, but you can also create your own structure. We are happy to get feedback / ideas for the form, feel free to add your comments to this page's discussion page! | ||
=== Should I create a page for each series/model of a tool or just one overall tool page? === | === Should I create a page for each series/model of a tool or just one overall tool page? === | ||
This depends on a case-by-case basis. If there are different series which differ only slightly, a single page with a table of sensors per series would be sufficient. However, if a tool has evolved a lot over time, its sensors and/or form changing a lot, it might be a better solution to split the pages. If you are not sure, just create your new tool page as you think is suitable in your case, maybe adding your thoughts on the page's talk page. | This depends on a case-by-case basis. If there are different series which differ only slightly, a single page with a table of sensors per series would be sufficient. However, if a tool has evolved a lot over time, its sensors and/or form changing a lot, it might be a better solution to split the pages. If you are not sure, just create your new tool page as you think is suitable in your case, maybe adding your thoughts on the page's talk page. |