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So you weren't alarmed, I wanted to let you know that I moved "[ | So you weren't alarmed, I wanted to let you know that I moved "[http://limswiki.org/index.php?title=Agricultural_Industry&redirect=no]" to "[[Agriculture industry]]." | ||
I know this may seem very mundane and picky, but when the wiki first started up, it was generally agreed that a consistent formatting must be applied in order for the content to be not only cleaner, but more importantly, taken more seriously. We adopted the naming conventions of Wikipedia because it was likely more familiar. Since then, we've tried to follow them. Thus the mentioned change above and the change of the sections and subsections of the article. | I know this may seem very mundane and picky, but when the wiki first started up, it was generally agreed that a consistent formatting must be applied in order for the content to be not only cleaner, but more importantly, taken more seriously. We adopted the naming conventions of Wikipedia because it was likely more familiar. Since then, we've tried to follow them. Thus the mentioned change above and the change of the sections and subsections of the article. | ||
Revision as of 21:00, 8 March 2012
Naming conventions
So you weren't alarmed, I wanted to let you know that I moved "[1]" to "Agriculture industry."
I know this may seem very mundane and picky, but when the wiki first started up, it was generally agreed that a consistent formatting must be applied in order for the content to be not only cleaner, but more importantly, taken more seriously. We adopted the naming conventions of Wikipedia because it was likely more familiar. Since then, we've tried to follow them. Thus the mentioned change above and the change of the sections and subsections of the article.
You can find the naming conventions here: Main_Page/archive#April_18.2C_2011:
Sorry to be nitpicky. Your article is looking great otherwise!
Shawn Douglas 15:57, 8 March 2012 (EST)
