Wikipedia: Historical Wikipedia Pages

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*/Campaign Against Covert Action: the old headquarters of a covert group of unknown membership watching for covert action.
*/OldWikiPediaLogo: a brief history of the Wikipedia logo, with a diversion into American ethno-centricism.

*/Campaign Against Covert Action -- the old headquarters of a covert group of unknown membership watching for covert action.
*/OldWikiPediaLogo -- a brief history of the Wikipedia logo, with a diversion into American ethno-centricism.
*/WhichWikiShouldWeUse -- a very early discussion about switching from UseModWiki to other wiki software. CliffordAdams made it a moot point by incorporating the desired features into UseModWiki.
*/ArbitratryLinkingDiscussion -- Wikipedia originally used automatic CamelCase links. The folks on this page ponder a switch to explicit free links.
*/WikiPediaReasonable -- SunirShah offers the opinion that a wiki isn't approprate for an encyclopedia project.

This is a respository for old Wikipedia pages and discusions that no longer serve a purpose, but are historically interesting.

/Campaign Against Covert Action -- the old headquarters of a covert group of unknown membership watching for covert action.
/OldWikiPediaLogo -- a brief history of the Wikipedia logo, with a diversion into American ethno-centricism.
/WhichWikiShouldWeUse -- a very early discussion about switching from UseModWiki to other wiki software. CliffordAdams made it a moot point by incorporating the desired features into UseModWiki.
/ArbitratryLinkingDiscussion -- Wikipedia originally used automatic CamelCase links. The folks on this page ponder a switch to explicit free links.
/WikiPediaReasonable -- SunirShah offers the opinion that a wiki isn't approprate for an encyclopedia project.

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See also:

Bad jokes and other deleted nonsense: a place for jokes and other material that you don't want to simply delete, but must be removed from encyclopedia articles.
GNE Project Files: discussions and documents produced on Wikipedia regarding the now-defunct GNU encyclopedia project.