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This page isn't entirely useless, when categories reach 200+ they split across multiple pages and it becomes a royal PITA to swap pages when looking for related things. Go [[:Category:Functions|here (category:functions)]] and you'll see what I mean, paging between page1 and page2 to look for related functions isn't helpful. If sub categories (bribery, spellcasting) are needed, or useful for organization, then we create them as necessary and see what happens as the wiki evolves. FWIW there's nothing to "settle" at the moment, create some pages and see how they're used, if they become irrelevant then remove them, if not then expand on them. --[[User:Halo112358|Halo112358]] 20:12, 2 April 2006 (EDT) | This page isn't entirely useless, when categories reach 200+ they split across multiple pages and it becomes a royal PITA to swap pages when looking for related things. Go [[:Category:Functions|here (category:functions)]] and you'll see what I mean, paging between page1 and page2 to look for related functions isn't helpful. If sub categories (bribery, spellcasting) are needed, or useful for organization, then we create them as necessary and see what happens as the wiki evolves. FWIW there's nothing to "settle" at the moment, create some pages and see how they're used, if they become irrelevant then remove them, if not then expand on them. --[[User:Halo112358|Halo112358]] 20:12, 2 April 2006 (EDT) | ||
--[[User:Kkuhlmann|Kkuhlmann]] 16:39, 7 April 2006 (EDT): Why restrict yourselves to one solution? Script functions is organized in multiple ways: there are categories for each function type (Movement Functions, Player Functions, Crime Functions, etc.), and each command includes the Category:Functions (so it appears on the main page) as well as its particular function type (sometimes more than one). That way you get the best of both worlds -- one big category where you can see everything if you want to, plus smaller subcategories if you want to delve. It might help to put a higher level category above these pages (again, similar to the way script functions are organized) so that the massive multi-page list isn't the first thing you hit. | |||