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See {WardsWiki:RefactoringWikiPages} | See Wiki:RefactoringWikiPages |
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It's like this. You find a page that is orphaned. You decide some of the content is useful in !WikiPageA and some is useful in !WikiPageB. So, you copy and paste some to A and some to B, and then clear the original page (and tag it with DeleteMe) ... you have refactored some content into a new place. | It's like this. You find a page that is orphaned. You decide some of the content is useful in !WikiPageA and some is useful in !WikiPageB. So, you copy and paste some to A and some to B, and then delete the original page ... you have refactored some content into a new place. |
It's like this. You find a page that is orphaned. You decide some of the content is useful in !WikiPageA and some is useful in !WikiPageB. So, you copy and paste some to A and some to B, and then delete the original page ... you have refactored some content into a new place.
Maybe you find that there is a page that's been dragging on with lots of comments, and you'd like to summarize them. You re-work all the comments into a new page (or the same page) that just contains the information, not the discussion, and move all the discussion to OriginalPageDiscussion or something, or stick them at the bottom. Refactoring.