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'''Project pages''' (with the prefix "VassarWiki") deal with the governance and maintenance of VassarWiki. | '''Project pages''' (with the prefix "VassarWiki") deal with the governance and maintenance of VassarWiki. | ||
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* [[VassarWiki:Improvements|Improvements]]: Suggestions and discussions about improving this project | * [[VassarWiki:Improvements|Improvements]]: Suggestions and discussions about improving this project | ||
* [[VassarWiki:Administrator elections|Administrator elections]]: Where contributors can apply to be an administrator, approved by community consensus | * [[VassarWiki:Administrator elections|Administrator elections]]: Where contributors can apply to be an administrator, approved by community consensus | ||
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Revision as of 22:09, 11 April 2026
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This page is a proposal under consideration.
It does not yet reflect consensus and is open for discussion.
Project pages (with the prefix "VassarWiki") deal with the governance and maintenance of VassarWiki.
Creating a project page
Anyone can make a project page!
All project pages should be listed with Template:Consensus to indicate whether the page is established consensus, a proposal under consideration, or the position of a specific group or individual.
Notable pages
- Main Page: Upcoming events, a bulletin board for other announcements, and some important links
- About: Basic information about the site
- Policies: Foundational principles all contributors should follow
- Guidelines: Records of consensus that contributors should attempt to follow
- Help: Directory of guides made by other contributors + reach out here if you have questions!
- Reports: Reports and discussions of policy violations
- Improvements: Suggestions and discussions about improving this project
- Administrator elections: Where contributors can apply to be an administrator, approved by community consensus