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The ACT's founding belief is that an article without an attached category has less value than a correctly categorized article. The "[[Index Index|index]]" system of ATT is the structure (besides Wikilinking) that connects all of the articles to each other. By categorizing uncategorized articles, or refining their existing categories, we are helping to organize the mass of information that is ATT. Categories lead to related pages and topics that without that attention, could be neglected. It is the job of the Categorist to assign a category to an article without one, or to put the article in a more relevant one. |
The ACT's founding belief is that an article without an attached category has less value than a correctly categorized article. The "[[Index Index|index]]" system of ATT is the structure (besides Wikilinking) that connects all of the articles to each other. By categorizing uncategorized articles, or refining their existing categories, we are helping to organize the mass of information that is ATT. Categories lead to related pages and topics that without that attention, could be neglected. It is the job of the Categorist to assign a category to an article without one, or to put the article in a more relevant one. |
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Latest revision as of 20:07, 4 February 2018
The ACT's founding belief is that an article without an attached category has less value than a correctly categorized article. The "index" system of ATT is the structure (besides Wikilinking) that connects all of the articles to each other. By categorizing uncategorized articles, or refining their existing categories, we are helping to organize the mass of information that is ATT. Categories lead to related pages and topics that without that attention, could be neglected. It is the job of the Categorist to assign a category to an article without one, or to put the article in a more relevant one.