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== Revamp the usage of this template == | |||
I believe that [[Template:Talk]] is currently not living up to the potential it is capable of. It may have been put to good use years back, but nowadays [[:Category:Unresolved talk pages]] seems to get overlooked. This results in greatly delayed responses, and it is even reaching the point where talk page questions are so old and outdated that it just doesn't seem right to respond to them, which has caused the category to build up over time. Our [[Help:Communication]] page has a [[Help:Communication|How do I get the attention of other users?|section]] that describes <nowiki>{{Talk}}</nowiki>, where it states ''"If you have asked a question about a specific article or content and require an answer, you can place <nowiki>{{talk}}</nowiki> above your question. The talk page itself will then appear in [[:Category:Unresolved talk pages]], and other users will be able to reach it from there."'' This outdated section is no longer of ''any'' help to users, as even fairly new and recent questions get thrown in amongst the ridiculously old ones and is not noticed by other users. So, I ask what can be done with this template and category? Shall it just remain as it is, with the category slowly growing and the near-useless template still being encouraged as reliable by the help page, or should we consider an alternative? Ideas anyone? | |||
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Is this really needed? 3D, man, this is ironic.
I guess... if people want to answer talk pages and easily find talk pages to answer. And yes.. it is ironic.Knife (talk) 00:15, 11 March 2007 (EST)
Heh. 3D, YO! GENUIS! YOU GOT MAIL!
Guess that answers that.Knife (talk) 00:19, 11 March 2007 (EST)
Split template?
Lately, I've been seeing this template being used on talk page proposals. I feel we should split this template or simply create a new template for talk page proposals. We need to distinguish between talk pages with unresolved questions and talk page proposals since both are very different.--Knife (talk) 19:36, 28 January 2010 (EST)
- Agreed. Hello, I'm Time Turner.
- I've whipped up a prototype template:
- The X and red backround doesn't really fit with what the template is about. Hello, I'm Time Turner.
The X and the red background was supposed to signify that the proposal has not passed yet. I'll just tweak it like so...
We don't need to be real picky about this as long as the template is created and used before any more talk page proposals are created. We can always make it look better later.--Knife (talk) 20:23, 28 January 2010 (EST)
All right. Hello, I'm Time Turner.
Revamp the usage of this template
I believe that Template:Talk is currently not living up to the potential it is capable of. It may have been put to good use years back, but nowadays Category:Unresolved talk pages seems to get overlooked. This results in greatly delayed responses, and it is even reaching the point where talk page questions are so old and outdated that it just doesn't seem right to respond to them, which has caused the category to build up over time. Our Help:Communication page has a How do I get the attention of other users?|section that describes {{Talk}}, where it states "If you have asked a question about a specific article or content and require an answer, you can place {{talk}} above your question. The talk page itself will then appear in Category:Unresolved talk pages, and other users will be able to reach it from there." This outdated section is no longer of any help to users, as even fairly new and recent questions get thrown in amongst the ridiculously old ones and is not noticed by other users. So, I ask what can be done with this template and category? Shall it just remain as it is, with the category slowly growing and the near-useless template still being encouraged as reliable by the help page, or should we consider an alternative? Ideas anyone?