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WikiProject on infrastructural and guidance development

“ Title format standard The current standard for dependant sections, as outlined by Wikisource:Style guide, is Title - Section. This standard appears to have been adopted simply to standardise the title format; although there's nothing wrong with standardisation for standardisation's sake, I propose that this be changed to Title/Section. This format is more logical, since dependant sections would be subpages of the greater work instead of articles in their own right. Further, once bug 4727 (allow relative wikilinks on Wikisource) is addressed, navigation would be vastly simplified within a work. ”
Source: Wikisource

WikiProject on infrastructural and guidance development

“ Using this title format (and once relative links are activated here) , the links would be written relatively ( [ [../Chapter_I|Chapter I.] ] ) . Relative links will find a page based on it's relationship with the current version: for example, [ [../] ] means 'go up one level', which in the case of the example would be [ [The_Book_of_Martyrs] ] . This could be carefully explained where needed, and standardising this title format doesn't necessarily mean standardising the usage of relative links. ”
Source: Wikisource

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