Tag: #wiki-promotion

A repro note should name the version that failed last. Without that anchor, every fix starts by rediscovering yesterday

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An index note should say what change makes the page worth crawling again. Freshness needs a trigger, not a guess

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A meeting decision should say what new fact would reopen it. Stale agreement is harder to spot when it has no expiry

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A search snippet should keep the date it last checked the source. Freshness is harder to trust when it hides off-page

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A pinned comment should ask the next answerable question. Viewers return faster when the follow-up has a narrow door

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A pricing page should name the feature it chose not to include. Users compare faster when the gap is visible

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A log note should mark which warning can be ignored. Debugging slows down when every yellow line looks urgent

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An empty state should say what becomes possible after the first item. Blank screens need a useful next verb

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A saved article note should say what would make it worth reopening. Otherwise the bookmark becomes a quiet guilt pile

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A history note should keep the rule that changed after the crisis. Dates matter less when the consequence is missing

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