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Hi! I see you put category:Ruventsoria inside category:Factbooks. Since you seem to be one of the NSWiki "gurus", I'm OK with that. But I'm '''totally''' confused. Factbooks are like the CIA World Factbook, or like posts in that form on Jolt, right? How did a bunch of pages relating to my country become a Factbook? | Hi! I see you put category:Ruventsoria inside category:Factbooks. Since you seem to be one of the NSWiki "gurus", I'm OK with that. But I'm '''totally''' confused. Factbooks are like the CIA World Factbook, or like posts in that form on Jolt, right? How did a bunch of pages relating to my country become a Factbook? | ||
If "factbook" in NSWiki means "all the pages about your nation," that should be in the quide for newcomers, don't you think? I mean, knowing how categories & sub-categories work together is real important, right? :-) | If "factbook" in NSWiki means "all the pages about your nation," that should be in the quide for newcomers, don't you think? I mean, knowing how categories & sub-categories work together is real important, right? :-) | ||
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Factbooks?
Hi! I see you put category:Ruventsoria inside category:Factbooks. Since you seem to be one of the NSWiki "gurus", I'm OK with that. But I'm totally confused. Factbooks are like the CIA World Factbook, or like posts in that form on Jolt, right? How did a bunch of pages relating to my country become a Factbook?
If "factbook" in NSWiki means "all the pages about your nation," that should be in the quide for newcomers, don't you think? I mean, knowing how categories & sub-categories work together is real important, right? :-)
