Difference between revisions of "Talk:Administrative and Staff Positions in 2010"
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I do like the idea of one page where we can see everyone who held a position during any year, but we don't want articles to be too big. The problem with subsections is then it becomes fairly similar to the positions page for each group, I think. | I do like the idea of one page where we can see everyone who held a position during any year, but we don't want articles to be too big. The problem with subsections is then it becomes fairly similar to the positions page for each group, I think. | ||
| + | I put in a __NOTOC__ to prevent a table of contents, that simplifies it a lot | ||
| + | There may be a way of limiting TOC to level 2 headings only--[[User:Toral Delvar|Toral, Department Director and subsupreme overlord]] 17:16, 28 June 2010 (UTC) | ||
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I just did the format this way to show you how huge this article would be and how varied the roles and structure is. I think you'll be more comfortable with less subsections but then we run into difficulty breaking down the structure with headings. If you look at Community Development, Membership and Moderation all have a LOT of roles that rotate frequently and are part of sub departments. Is it too scary looking this way? --Kerna 16:33, 28 June 2010 (UTC)
Good question I was thinking that most departments have several 6 month rotations, which mostly switch mid year, but for those that don't, there would be a lot of people
I do like the idea of one page where we can see everyone who held a position during any year, but we don't want articles to be too big. The problem with subsections is then it becomes fairly similar to the positions page for each group, I think. I put in a to prevent a table of contents, that simplifies it a lot There may be a way of limiting TOC to level 2 headings only--Toral, Department Director and subsupreme overlord 17:16, 28 June 2010 (UTC)
