Douginamug

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Pages I started

• The Goose and the Common
• Glasgow Autonomous Space - failed notability, got merged into Self-managed social centres in the United Kingdom
• Centre for Enabling EA Learning & Research
• Mietshäuser Syndikat - largely translated from the German version
• Systemic Consensing
• Quaker business method

Pages I'd like to improve

• Consensus decision-making
• Group decision-making
• Sociocracy

Pages I'd like to create

• Advice process à la Reinventing Organizations
• Silke Helfrich - created by @cozyenby
• SHRUB Coop (See https://www.shrubcoop.org/)
• Mourn not the dead by Ralph Chaplin
• Tekmîl - not found secondary references yet

Diagrams I'd like to make

• Voting/decision-making procedures by timeline (logarithmic?) and type

Policy reference

• WP:EL - "All external links must conform to certain formatting restrictions."
  • WP:NOELBODY - "With rare exceptions, external links should not be used in the body of an article."
• WP:NOT - "... things that Wikipedia is not"
  • WP:NOTHOWTO - "Wikipedia is an encyclopedic reference, not an instruction manual, guidebook, or textbook."
• WP:RELIABILITY - "Wikipedia requires inline citations for any material challenged or likely to be challenged, and for all quotations. ... Wikipedia articles should be based on reliable, published sources"
  • WP:USERGENERATED - "Content from websites whose content is largely user-generated is generally unacceptable."

Manual of Style reference

• WP:MOS - "... the style manual for all English Wikipedia articles"
  • MOS:ITALIC
    • MOS:NONENGITALIC - "Wikipedia generally uses italics for words and phrases from non-English languages if they are written using the Latin alphabet."
  • MOS:WTW - "Let facts alone do the talking."
    • MOS:WEASEL - "Articles including weasel words should ideally be rewritten such that they are supported by reliable sources"
    • MOS:DOUBT - "Expressions of doubt"
    • MOS:EXCLAMATION - "Exclamation and question marks have almost no application in encyclopedic writing.