Xenharmonic Wiki:Things to do: Difference between revisions

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'''Proposal:''' On a page intended to be read by a general audience and those unfamiliar with RTT, such as pages about MOS patterns,

# A temperament should not be mentioned at all, unless the temperament has been used in at least 20 compositions (for example, a 1L6s MOS in a porcupine tuning, or pumps the porcupine comma). Pages on which this temperament restriction policy is active should be clearly marked for editors.

# A temperament should not be mentioned at all, unless both of the following criteria are satisfied:

#* The temperament has been used in at least 20 compositions (for example, a 1L6s MOS in a porcupine tuning, or pumps the porcupine comma). Pages on which this temperament restriction policy is active should be clearly marked for editors.

#* There is a general-audience page about the temperament (rather than just the MOS pattern).

# When linking to a temperament name, it should link to a page describing the temperament for a general audience, not a technical temperament entry.

# <s>The same threshold should apply for creating a temperament page.</s>

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 '''Proposal:''' On a page intended to be read by a general audience and those unfamiliar with RTT, such as pages about MOS patterns,
-# A temperament should not be mentioned at all, unless the temperament has been used in at least 20 compositions (for example, a 1L6s MOS in a porcupine tuning, or pumps the porcupine comma). Pages on which this temperament restriction policy is active should be clearly marked for editors.
+# A temperament should not be mentioned at all, unless both of the following criteria are satisfied:
+#* The temperament has been used in at least 20 compositions (for example, a 1L6s MOS in a porcupine tuning, or pumps the porcupine comma). Pages on which this temperament restriction policy is active should be clearly marked for editors.
+#* There is a general-audience page about the temperament (rather than just the MOS pattern).
 # When linking to a temperament name, it should link to a page describing the temperament for a general audience, not a technical temperament entry.
 # <s>The same threshold should apply for creating a temperament page.</s>