[Proteopedia] Automatic listing of substantial new pages?
Eric Martz
emartz at microbio.umass.edu
Tue May 12 11:40:50 EDT 2009
I think it is very useful to have a list of new articles that have
substantial manually-authored content.
The "New Articles" page I started, that requires manual updating, may
never get updated again :-(
http://proteopedia.org/wiki/index.php/What%27s_new
It is a lot of work to check all the edited articles and put in a
description, in the correct month, for each one that has substantial
content. And the amount of work keeps increasing as the number of
active users increases (a good thing!).
Would it be possible to automatically generate a list each month of
non-PDB code, non-Sandbox pages with more than a certain number of
edits (edits not by OCA)? Then such pages could be listed -- perhaps
month by month, if the number of edits in a specified date range is available.
I would not require green links, since some pages are useful without
them (e.g. Resolution).
This mechanism would not be perfect but should be much better than
what we have now, and would exclude most "stubs".
-Eric
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