Wiktionary:Utilities
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This page serves as a means of organizing meta pages in the Wiktionary. Most of these pages are in the "Wiktionary:" namespage, but some are elsewhere. A preliminary review of the pages listed here shows that they contain much duplicated and sometimes contradictory information. We hope to be able to clean this up.
- Places to talk
- Discussion rooms:
- Wiktionary:Information desk - to ask minor questions or specific assistance
- Wiktionary:Tea room - to discuss word specific content
- Wiktionary:Beer parlour - to discuss general issues
- Wiktionary:Grease pit - to discuss developing and customizing Wiktionary
- Wiktionary:Mailing lists
- Wiktionary:Talk page
- Discussion rooms:
- What the beginner needs to know
- Fundamental guidelines
- Wiktionary:Criteria for inclusion
- Wiktionary:Entry layout explained
- Wiktionary:What Wiktionary is not
- Wiktionary:Style guide
- Wiktionary:American or British Spelling and Wiktionary:Using UK/US spellings and vocabulary (to be merged)
- Wiktionary:Capitalization
- Wiktionary:Policies and Guidelines - Policy
- Category:Policies - Wiktionary Top Level/template list
- Legal stuff
- Formatting guidelines
- Special kinds of entries
- Cleaning up
- Wiktionary:Lists of words needing attention
- Wiktionary:Cleanup and deletion process
- Wiktionary:Cleanup process - to be merged with above
- Help:Nominating an article for cleanup or deletion
- Wiktionary:Requests for verification
- Wiktionary:Page deletion guidelines - policy
- Wiktionary:Translations to be checked
- Finding things
- Multilingualism
- Outside sources
- Tools
- Things to do
- Wiktionary:Requested entries
- Special:Wantedpages (Not curently being updated)
- User:Robert Ullmann/Missing
- Wiktionary:Find or fix a stub
- Projects
- Advanced tools
- Fun stuff
[edit] Deprecated pages
[edit] Deprecation in process
- See also: items listed on WT:RFDO.
- Category:Wiktionary - to be rearranged
- Wiktionary:Map of Policies and Guidelines and Category:Policies - Wiktionary Top Level - subject to major review