Why should we still be a ‘stub’?

Posted on July 26, 2007 by | 2 Comments

Yup, there is a Wikipedia page about Scienceblogs.com, but it has practically nothing on it. If you go to the Discussions page, you will see some more. Be a Wikipedian – edit, add, remove and write stuff there. It is ‘bad etiquette’ for us to edit a page about ourselves, so our readers need to do it for us. Go forth and make the page grow and become comprehensive and useful.

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2 responses to “Why should we still be a ‘stub’?”

  1. IanR's avatar IanR | July 26, 2007 at 5:08 pm |

    The problem is that Wikipedia articles need source – all that material that Katerine added lacks good sourcing. What it really needs is material confirmed by independent sources – newspaper or magazine articles, things like that.

  2. Robert P.'s avatar Robert P. | July 27, 2007 at 10:53 am |

    But, there is no reason you can’t edit sub-stubs on other writers.
    😉