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Old 04-23-2006, 06:58 AM   #11
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One of the big problems I see with the ErrancyWiki is that it is organized by chapter and verse. This is a problem because errors usually occur in blocks of verses, rather than an isolated verse. It also makes problems when dealing with internal contradictions. If Foo 1:4 contradicts Bar 3:7, where do I document the contradiction, the page for Foo 1:4, the page for Bar 3:7, or both? Organizing by topic would be a much better choice.

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Robert (I assume it's okay to use your real name. I have found it to be useful. Imagine what I would be like if I was hiding behind a fake name) has pointed out that EW (ErrancyWiki) has started adding Organization by Subject. I think the starting point should be Organization by Verse since that is the easiest Referencing. Additionally referencing by Subject would be even better. So I want to gradually move towards both.

I see the Objectives of EW with the following priority:

1) Reference Guide for Errancy related arguments.

2) Equal Opportunity for Counter-Errancy argument.

3) Information Source for the History and current status of the Errancy Position.

4) Related Entertainment such as "Legends Section" which will feature Important/Famous Errancy articles by Skeptical Legends. I have the first such article by Richard Carrier, a summary of and commentary of his Census article, which Peter is working on setting up (right Peter?).



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