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has noted the large amount of wasted effort that goes into deletion debates. Deletion debates may contribute to community disintegration, restriction of information, or a decrease in the rate of article creation that suggests a decrease in passion and motivation amongst editors. Being explicitly
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require policies regarding inclusion. Knowledge has developed spaces for policy and conflict resolution regarding the disputes for individual articles. These debates, which can be initiated by anyone, take place on an "Articles for deletion" page (often referred to by editors as AfD). Much
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people is a necessary condition for article quality, and articles about trivial subjects damage the credibility and future success of
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called an inclusionist or deletionist can sidetrack the issue from the actual debate. Nevertheless, some have observed that the interaction between the two groups may actually result in an enhancement of overall quality of content.
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1254:Nicole Gaudiano (27 February 2006).
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962:Tibbets, Janice (27 December 2007).
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857:from the original on 16 October 2008
824:from the original on 4 November 2013
225:In early 2007, Knowledge co-founder
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1493:Kostakis, Vasilis (12 March 2010).
1302:from the original on 7 January 2008
812:"How I fell in love with Knowledge"
1656:Conflicting Knowledge Philosophies
1602:John Broughton (25 January 2008).
1455:Laure Endrizzi (31 January 2007).
1432:. 23 November 2009. Archived from
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707:from the original on 14 March 2017
467:"A Case Study in Online Promotion"
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1410:from the original on 4 March 2010
1392:Nicholson Baker (20 March 2008).
1375:"Startup Ideas We'd Like to Fund"
1347:The Chronicle of Higher Education
1156:"Knowledge's Awkward Adolescence"
1116:David Sarno (30 September 2007).
1039:"The battle for Knowledge's soul"
810:Baker, Nicholson (9 April 2008).
697:"Knowledge:What Knowledge is not"
653:Nick Farrell (26 February 2007).
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1690:, an essay related to Wikimedia
1268:from the original on 6 May 2008
964:"Knowledge warriors hit delete"
843:David Segal (3 December 2006).
1377:. Y Combinator. Archived from
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920:Dirk Riehle (23 August 2006).
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1605:The Missing Manual: Knowledge
1342:"A War of Words on Knowledge"
1340:Brock Read (3 October 2007).
400:, Kai Biermann describes the
2623:List of online encyclopedias
2608:Knowledge for World Heritage
2384:Israeli–Palestinian conflict
2014:WikiConference North America
1842:deletionism and inclusionism
1795:Conflict-of-interest editing
1399:The New York Review of Books
1287:Jason Scott (8 April 2006).
730:. McGraw-Hill. p. 223.
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1837:Deletion of articles
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436:Digital preservation
120:and other websites.
2691:Internet censorship
2571:LGBTQ and Knowledge
2548:Science information
2528:Depths of Knowledge
2461:Listen to Knowledge
1650:Wikimedia Meta Wiki
850:The Washington Post
82:online encyclopedia
2613:Knowledge in India
2603:Wikimedia movement
2538:Health information
2422:Knowledge Monument
2415:Viola angustifolia
2318:Henryk Batuta hoax
2313:Essjay controversy
2167:Lisa Seitz-Gruwell
2107:Dariusz Jemielniak
1956:List of Wikipedias
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