We can set custom thresholds on guides and Wikis we make, as well as guides. For example I generally set guides I am actively maintaining to 30,000 minimum to edit but that's because I have had issues with spam edits and the "peanut gallery" so I make it ineffective with a high minimum anyone who spends ~1 year establishing their name here can meet, 2 if you're not as active. It's so I know that I can generally trust the work.
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We can set custom thresholds on guides and Wikis we make, as well as guides. For example I generally set guides I am actively maintaining to 30,000 minimum to edit but that's because I have had issues with spam edits and the "peanut gallery" so I make it ineffective with a high minimum that anyone who spends ~1 year establishing their name here can meet, 2 if you're not as active. It's so I know that I can generally trust the work as I [https://www.ifixit.com/Guide/diff/intro/87988?gtA=704355>B=732683|have had issues before|new_window=true].
Anyone can still edit it, I just need to approve it (as well as admin or even someone with that ceiling) under 30k. I've raised it over time from ~10k or so (based on reputation at the time; I try to keep it reasonable which is why I picked 30k at 84,547). Once I commit to the number, I consider it a "fixed" number I will continue to respect and honor in that guide's current form until I make major changes that make it a "new guide" on an old link that is established.[br]
BTW the other thing is I rarely retroactively go back in time and change a 15k guide to 30k for example. That said the moment I do any major overhaul I do bump it up to the 30k minimum.
We can set custom thresholds on guides and Wikis we make, as well as guides. For example I generally set guides I am actively maintaining to 30,000 minimum to edit but that's because I have had issues with spam edits and the "peanut gallery" so I make it ineffective with a high minimum anyone who spends ~1 year establishing their name here can meet, 2 if you're not as active. It's so I know that I can generally trust the work.
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Anyone can still edit it, I just need to approve it (as well as admin or even someone with that ceiling) under 30k. I've raised it over time from ~10k or so (based on reputation at the time; I try to keep it reasonable which is why I picked 30k at 84,547). Once I commit to the number, I consider it a "fixed" number I will continue to respect and honor in that guide's current form until I make major changes that make it a "new guide" on old origins.[br]
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Anyone can still edit it, I just need to approve it (as well as admin or even someone with that ceiling) under 30k. I've raised it over time from ~10k or so (based on reputation at the time; I try to keep it reasonable which is why I picked 30k at 84,547). Once I commit to the number, I consider it a "fixed" number I will continue to respect and honor in that guide's current form until I make major changes that make it a "new guide" on an old link that is established.[br]
BTW the other thing is I rarely retroactively go back in time and change a 15k guide to 30k for example. That said the moment I do any major overhaul I do bump it up to the 30k minimum.
We can set custom thresholds on guides and Wikis we make, as well as guides. For example I generally set guides I am actively maintaining to 30,000 minimum to edit but that's because I have had issues with spam edits and the "peanut gallery" so I make it ineffective with a high minimum anyone who spends ~1 year establishing their name here can meet, 2 if you're not as active. It's so I know that I can generally trust the work.
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Anyone can still edit it, I just need to approve it (as well as admin or even someone with that ceiling) under 30k. I've raised it over time from ~10k or so so I consider it a "fixed" number I honor in that guide's current form if I do not make major changes. The other thing is I rarely retroactively go back in time and change a 15k guide to 30k for example. That said the moment I do any major overhaul I do bump it up to the 30k minimum.
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Anyone can still edit it, I just need to approve it (as well as admin or even someone with that ceiling) under 30k. I've raised it over time from ~10k or so (based on reputation at the time; I try to keep it reasonable which is why I picked 30k at 84,547). Once I commit to the number, I consider it a "fixed" number I will continue to respect and honor in that guide's current form until I make major changes that make it a "new guide" on old origins.[br]
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BTW the other thing is I rarely retroactively go back in time and change a 15k guide to 30k for example. That said the moment I do any major overhaul I do bump it up to the 30k minimum.
We can set custom thresholds on guides and Wikis we make, as well as guides. For example I generally set guides I am actively maintaining to 30,000 minimum to edit but that's because I have had issues with spam edits and the "peanut gallery" so I make it ineffective with a high minimum anyone who spends ~1 year establishing their name here can meet, 2 if you're not as active. It's so I know that I can generally trust the work.
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Anyone can still edit it, I just need to approve it (as well as admin or even someone with that ceiling) under 30k. I've raised it over time from ~10k or so. The other thing is I rarely retroactively go back in time and change a 15k guide to 30k for example. That said the moment I do any major overhaul I do bump it up to the 30k minimum.
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Anyone can still edit it, I just need to approve it (as well as admin or even someone with that ceiling) under 30k. I've raised it over time from ~10k or so so I consider it a "fixed" number I honor in that guide's current form if I do not make major changes. The other thing is I rarely retroactively go back in time and change a 15k guide to 30k for example. That said the moment I do any major overhaul I do bump it up to the 30k minimum.
We can set custom thresholds on guides and Wikis we make, as well as guides. For example I generally set guides I am actively maintaining to 30,000 minimum to edit but that's because I have had issues with spam edits and the "peanut gallery" so I make it ineffective with a high minimum anyone who spends ~1 year establishing their name here can meet, 2 if you're not as active. It's so I know that I can generally trust the work.
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Anyone can still edit it, I just need to approve it (as well as admin or even someone with that ceiling) under 30k. I've raised it over time from ~15k or so. The other thing is I rarely retroactively go back in time and change a 15k guide to 30k for example. That said the moment I do any major overhaul I do bump it up to the 30k minimum.
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Anyone can still edit it, I just need to approve it (as well as admin or even someone with that ceiling) under 30k. I've raised it over time from ~10k or so. The other thing is I rarely retroactively go back in time and change a 15k guide to 30k for example. That said the moment I do any major overhaul I do bump it up to the 30k minimum.
We can set custom thresholds on guides and Wikis we make, as well as guides. For example I generally set guides I am actively maintaining to 30,000 minimum to edit but that's because I have had issues with spam edits and the "peanut gallery" so I make it ineffective with a high minimum anyone who spends ~1 year establishing their name here can meet, 2 if you're not as active. It's so I know that I can generally trust the work.
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Anyone can still edit it, I just need to approve it (as well as admin or even someone with that ceiling) under 30k. I've raised it over time from ~15k or so.
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Anyone can still edit it, I just need to approve it (as well as admin or even someone with that ceiling) under 30k. I've raised it over time from ~15k or so. The other thing is I rarely retroactively go back in time and change a 15k guide to 30k for example. That said the moment I do any major overhaul I do bump it up to the 30k minimum.
We can set custom thresholds on guides and Wikis we make, as well as guides. For example I generally set guides I am actively maintaining to 30,000 minimum to edit but that's because I have had issues with spam edits and the "peanut gallery" so I make it ineffective with a high minimum anyone who spends ~1 year establishing their name here can meet. It's so I know that I can generally trust the work.
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We can set custom thresholds on guides and Wikis we make, as well as guides. For example I generally set guides I am actively maintaining to 30,000 minimum to edit but that's because I have had issues with spam edits and the "peanut gallery" so I make it ineffective with a high minimum anyone who spends ~1 year establishing their name here can meet, 2 if you're not as active. It's so I know that I can generally trust the work.
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Anyone can still edit it, I just need to approve it (as well as admin or even someone with that ceiling) under 30k. I've raised it over time from ~15k or so.
We can set custom thresholds on guides and Wikis we make, as well as guides. For example I generally set guides I am actively maintaining to 15,000 minimum to edit but that's because I have had issues with spam edits and the "peanut gallery" so I make it ineffective with a high minimum anyone who spends ~1 year establishing their name here can meet. It's so I know that I can generally trust the work.
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We can set custom thresholds on guides and Wikis we make, as well as guides. For example I generally set guides I am actively maintaining to 30,000 minimum to edit but that's because I have had issues with spam edits and the "peanut gallery" so I make it ineffective with a high minimum anyone who spends ~1 year establishing their name here can meet. It's so I know that I can generally trust the work.
We can set custom thresholds on guides and Wikis we make, as well as guides. For example I generally set guides I am actively maintaining to 15,000 minimum to edit but that's because I have had issues with spam edits and the "peanut gallery" so I make it ineffective with a high minimum anyone who spends ~1 year establishing their name here can meet. It's so I know that I can generally trust the work.
