User:BudjarnLambeth/Notability guidelines: Difference between revisions

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=== NEW pages about intervals, commas, or equal tunings ===

==== In general ====

The basic principle here is to have ''good rationale''. ~~'''Think about why you are creating this page. Why does the concept you are writing a page for need to have its own article?'''~~

The basic principle here is to have ''good rationale''.

~~Did~~ you ~~come across~~ this while playing with a scale or exploring compositional possibilities, or otherwise while investigating structures theoretically? If so, then there is some reason or context that the idea exists in; we therefore urge you to describe that reason when you are writing the page.

'''Think about why you are creating this page.'''

Additionally, question whether it is really necessary to create a page or if what you have the interest in talking about would belong as a mention on a different, already-existing page instead.

'''Why does the concept you are writing a page for need to have its own article?'''

Did you come across this while playing with a scale or exploring compositional possibilities, or otherwise while investigating structures theoretically? ...If so, then there is some reason or context that the idea exists in; we therefore urge you to describe that reason when you are writing the page.

Additionally, question whether it is really necessary to create a page or if what you have the interest in talking about would belong as a mention on a different, already-existing page instead.

The below criteria are soft guidelines in general, but delineate what the good reasons are for a page to be made.

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 === NEW pages about intervals, commas, or equal tunings ===
 ==== In general ====
-The basic principle here is to have ''good rationale''. '''Think about why you are creating this page. Why does the concept you are writing a page for need to have its own article?'''
+The basic principle here is to have ''good rationale''.
-Did you come across this while playing with a scale or exploring compositional possibilities, or otherwise while investigating structures theoretically? If so, then there is some reason or context that the idea exists in; we therefore urge you to describe that reason when you are writing the page.
+'''Think about why you are creating this page.'''
-Additionally, question whether it is really necessary to create a page or if what you have the interest in talking about would belong as a mention on a different, already-existing page instead.
+'''Why does the concept you are writing a page for need to have its own article?'''
+Did you come across this while playing with a scale or exploring compositional possibilities, or otherwise while investigating structures theoretically? ...If so, then there is some reason or context that the idea exists in; we therefore urge you to describe that reason when you are writing the page.
+Additionally, question whether it is really necessary to create a page or if what you have the interest in talking about would belong as a mention on a different, already-existing page instead.
 The below criteria are soft guidelines in general, but delineate what the good reasons are for a page to be made.