Recent Changes for "Users" - Rochester Wiki

Users

destinationbigbear — 2022-02-11T18:45:28Z

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EileenF — 2012-04-16T11:45:21Z

Revert to version 6 (Info was deleted and replaced with "hi.").

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- hi	+ User pages, which look like Users/''yoursitelogin'', '''are''': + * Your place to post information about yourself. + * The correct place for personal discussions that occur on the wiki. + * Totally editable by that contributor; comments left on that page may be deleted at whim by that contributor. Deleting the entire page is allowed. + + User pages '''are not''': + * The place for school projects or random non-Rochester related info. + + Wiki contributors '''should not''': + * Edit or delete other people's Users page (except to add or modify their own comment). + * Modify comments on User pages. + * Use Users pages for encyclopedic information. For example, /Users/SusanBAnthony would be the personal page of Susan B. Anthony and the only person editing that page should be Susan B. Anthony, except to edit comments that they themselves previously posted or to add new comments. However, Susan_B._Anthony is the encyclopedic page for this famous person and non-personal, fact-oriented content should be posted there. This also means that while a famous person's Users page can be deleted, we will usually end up keeping the encyclopedic page after a discussion. + * Edit their own encyclopedic pages if they are the public figure in question.

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sanchitkhera7 — 2012-04-16T06:13:41Z

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- Free SEO advice for marketing your business	+ hi

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sanchitkhera7 — 2012-04-16T06:12:28Z

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- User pages, which look like Users/''yoursitelogin'', '''are''': - * Your place to post information about yourself. - * The correct place for personal discussions that occur on the wiki. - * Totally editable by that contributor; comments left on that page may be deleted at whim by that contributor. Deleting the entire page is allowed. - - User pages '''are not''': - * The place for school projects or random non-Rochester related info. - - Wiki contributors '''should not''': - * Edit or delete other people's Users page (except to add or modify their own comment). - * Modify comments on User pages. - * Use Users pages for encyclopedic information. For example, /Users/SusanBAnthony would be the personal page of Susan B. Anthony and the only person editing that page should be Susan B. Anthony, except to edit comments that they themselves previously posted or to add new comments. However, Susan_B._Anthony is the encyclopedic page for this famous person and non-personal, fact-oriented content should be posted there. This also means that while a famous person's Users page can be deleted, we will usually end up keeping the encyclopedic page after a discussion. - * Edit their own encyclopedic pages if they are the public figure in question.	+ Free SEO advice for marketing your business

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JoannaLicata — 2008-07-30T04:13:55Z

corrected the format for user pages

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- * Use Users pages for encyclopedic information. For example, /Users/Susan_B._Anthony would be the personal page of Susan B. Anthony and the only person editing that page should be Susan B. Anthony, except to edit comments that they themselves previously posted or to add new comments. However, Susan_B._Anthony is the encyclopedic page for this famous person and non-personal, fact-oriented content should be posted there. This also means that while a famous person's Users page can be deleted, we will usually end up keeping the encyclopedic page after a discussion.	+ * Use Users pages for encyclopedic information. For example, /Users/SusanBAnthony would be the personal page of Susan B. Anthony and the only person editing that page should be Susan B. Anthony, except to edit comments that they themselves previously posted or to add new comments. However, Susan_B._Anthony is the encyclopedic page for this famous person and non-personal, fact-oriented content should be posted there. This also means that while a famous person's Users page can be deleted, we will usually end up keeping the encyclopedic page after a discussion.

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DaveMahon — 2008-05-13T23:51:22Z

heavily updated

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- RocWiki has '["People" user pages]' (currently just a persons username) for users to have a page about themselves where the put information. For users that are a 'public figure' or public figures that are NOT users, it's generally good form to not edit your own page.	+ User pages, which look like Users/''yoursitelogin'', '''are''': + * Your place to post information about yourself. + * The correct place for personal discussions that occur on the wiki. + * Totally editable by that contributor; comments left on that page may be deleted at whim by that contributor. Deleting the entire page is allowed.
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- In the near future, there will be a Users section for wiki users, separate from the please-don't-edit-about-yourself 'public person' page. If you are a users, and a moderately public person, please put your "user" page as "Users/WikiUserName", and leave the Your Name (With Spaces) page alone.	+ User pages '''are not''': + * The place for school projects or random non-Rochester related info.
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- We don't have an official policy, but we do allow contributors to remove/close pages for people if they are not reasonably a 'public' figure (ie, not in the news, no newspaper article on them, not the head of a community group, company, etc) if they are asked. For public figures, the page usually end up staying after a discussion. - - Please use your user page as a place to post information about yourself (as much or as little as you want to share with us). Your user page is not the place for school projects or random non-Rochester related info.	+ Wiki contributors '''should not''': + * Edit or delete other people's Users page (except to add or modify their own comment). + * Modify comments on User pages. + * Use Users pages for encyclopedic information. For example, /Users/Susan_B._Anthony would be the personal page of Susan B. Anthony and the only person editing that page should be Susan B. Anthony, except to edit comments that they themselves previously posted or to add new comments. However, Susan_B._Anthony is the encyclopedic page for this famous person and non-personal, fact-oriented content should be posted there. This also means that while a famous person's Users page can be deleted, we will usually end up keeping the encyclopedic page after a discussion. + * Edit their own encyclopedic pages if they are the public figure in question.

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ReyTucker — 2008-05-12T15:09:08Z

adding an "s" before this gets re-adjusted

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- In the near future, there will be a Users section for wiki users, separate from the please-don't-edit-about-yourself 'public person' page. If you are a users, and a moderately public person, please put your "user" page as "User/WikiUserName", and leave the Your Name (With Spaces) page alone.	+ In the near future, there will be a Users section for wiki users, separate from the please-don't-edit-about-yourself 'public person' page. If you are a users, and a moderately public person, please put your "user" page as "Users/WikiUserName", and leave the Your Name (With Spaces) page alone.

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DaveMahon — 2007-08-13T22:14:19Z

minor grammar fix

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- We don't have an official policy, but we will do allow contributors remove/close pages for people if they are not reasonably a 'public' figure (ie, not in the news, no newspaper article on them, not the head of a community group, company, etc) if they are asked. For public figures, the page usually end up staying after a discussion.	+ We don't have an official policy, but we do allow contributors to remove/close pages for people if they are not reasonably a 'public' figure (ie, not in the news, no newspaper article on them, not the head of a community group, company, etc) if they are asked. For public figures, the page usually end up staying after a discussion.

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DaveMahon — 2007-08-13T16:14:59Z

added link to People

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- RocWiki has 'user pages' (currently just a persons username) for users to have a page about themselves where the put information. For users that are a 'public figure' or public figures that are NOT users, it's generally good form to not edit your own page.	+ RocWiki has '["People" user pages]' (currently just a persons username) for users to have a page about themselves where the put information. For users that are a 'public figure' or public figures that are NOT users, it's generally good form to not edit your own page.

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FarMcKon — 2007-04-27T17:05:37Z

started users page. Will be a directory of users soon...

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	+ RocWiki has 'user pages' (currently just a persons username) for users to have a page about themselves where the put information. For users that are a 'public figure' or public figures that are NOT users, it's generally good form to not edit your own page. + + In the near future, there will be a Users section for wiki users, separate from the please-don't-edit-about-yourself 'public person' page. If you are a users, and a moderately public person, please put your "user" page as "User/WikiUserName", and leave the Your Name (With Spaces) page alone. + + We don't have an official policy, but we will do allow contributors remove/close pages for people if they are not reasonably a 'public' figure (ie, not in the news, no newspaper article on them, not the head of a community group, company, etc) if they are asked. For public figures, the page usually end up staying after a discussion. + + Please use your user page as a place to post information about yourself (as much or as little as you want to share with us). Your user page is not the place for school projects or random non-Rochester related info.

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2007-04-11T22:00:05Z

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