Please feel free to experiment here, after the five dashes below... and please do NOT create new pages without any meaningful content just to try it out! See Help On Editing for guidance on using wiki markup.
You may also refer to Wiki Sand Box/Sub Dir as a page subordinate to this page and experiment there as well.
This page should include the word sandbox in it somewhere, so that searching for sandbox will bring this page up among the results.
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Archive Comments Message
Examples and tests for Google Group Topic
Adding Comments. Pete, Ryan, and Brad discussing the best solution for archiving comments. Ryan made the last suggestion, including possibility of having a macro for inserting the appropriate message.
RYAN
Comments more than two years old have been archived at Wiki Sand Box/Comments
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ADMIN NOTE: Due to archiving purposes, comments from 2007 are now located at Wiki Sand Box/Comments
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VARIATIONS
See Archive Page for comments more than two years old.
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See Archive Page for comments prior to 2008.
See Archive Page for comments prior to 2008.
See Archive Page for comments prior to 2008.
NOTES
BRAD: Indentation, italics, bold, color and graphics are prime tools for setting material apart and drawing user attention. I don't think that using more than two in combination is overkill in case of breaking from a standard presentation the viewer expects. Keeping such notices terse is an important user interface design concept. Most style guides recommend against use of passive voice. Style guides generally recommend bold for emphasis and italics for quotations, proper names, etc.
I recommend against putting a generic two years old because editor actions have already archived comments less than two years old (July-December 2007). Further, editors may not keep up with the archiving tasks. Hence, my recommend putting the year (or Year Month) in the message.
I assume that Ryan's macro could take an argument for the date (year or year and month). I have used the ["/Comments"] form as it does not require cut and paste for each operation, but assume the macro could take care of that problem automatically. Page renames break the /Comments form.
MY RECOMMENDATION (indented) Macro [[CommentArchive(2008)]]
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