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EZL brought up a good point (and this bothered me a little bit when I edited the page). This page is US centric. I think there are two ways we can go about this. | EZL brought up a good point (and this bothered me a little bit when I edited the page). This page is US centric. I think there are two ways we can go about this. | ||
| − | + | # Create multiple versions of this page: USA & World, or North America, South America, Europe, Africa, etc. (This might require this page to become a Disambiguation page.) | |
| − | + | # Keep everything on the existing page, and create new top level sections for each Country (or Geographic Area). | |
| − | [[User:BrianHanifin|BrianHanifin]] | + | I decided to go with option #2 to start. I separated these into two separate commits in case you disagree with my 2nd revision. |
| + | #Added '''Canada''' and '''United States''' as 2nd level headings and bumped the States/Provinces to 3rd level headings. | ||
| + | #With an eye on ''usability'' improvements I removed the empty States headings. | ||
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| + | My reasoning for the 2nd edit is that it is trivial for an editor to add a new State header, however it is frustrating to a user to click on a State only to find it hasn't been filled in yet. | ||
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| + | [[User:BrianHanifin|BrianHanifin]] | ||
Latest revision as of 11:34, 11 October 2011
EZL brought up a good point (and this bothered me a little bit when I edited the page). This page is US centric. I think there are two ways we can go about this.
- Create multiple versions of this page: USA & World, or North America, South America, Europe, Africa, etc. (This might require this page to become a Disambiguation page.)
- Keep everything on the existing page, and create new top level sections for each Country (or Geographic Area).
I decided to go with option #2 to start. I separated these into two separate commits in case you disagree with my 2nd revision.
- Added Canada and United States as 2nd level headings and bumped the States/Provinces to 3rd level headings.
- With an eye on usability improvements I removed the empty States headings.
My reasoning for the 2nd edit is that it is trivial for an editor to add a new State header, however it is frustrating to a user to click on a State only to find it hasn't been filled in yet.