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Revision as of 02:46, 16 November 2004 by Neutrality (talk | contribs) (→Members)(diff) ← Previous revision | Latest revision (diff) | Newer revision → (diff)Misplaced Pages:Forum for Encyclopedic Standards is a place where active Misplaced Pages editors committed to writing quality articles can "meet" with and promote encyclopedic and scholarly standards, even if they are not participants on the Wikimedia Foundation, the IRC channel, the mailing list, and conflict resolution committees (and who in turn currently lack a voice in the formulation of policy).
Like the Business and Economics Forum, another voluntary association on Misplaced Pages, our mission is to build a vibrant community with a pool of expertise that will match any organization, corporate or university.
We believe that the objective of Wikpedia must be to produce a viable online sourcebook worthy someday of a citation in a scholarly journal. We are calling on organizations governing Misplaced Pages (such as the Wikimedia Foundation and the Misplaced Pages:Arbitration Committee) to adopt policies that cease privileging process over product and cease privileging editors over readers. We are calling on Misplaced Pages to adopt a structure that protects serious editors and prevents problem users from sabotaging their work. In practice this mean that Misplaced Pages's structure must change so that certain subjects have some kind of editorial oversight by a review panel of expert writers.
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