Wikipedia talk:WikiProject Bible/Archive 1

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What an honor! To be the first in a project! OK, here is yet another page containing a variation on the same kind of context: Names for books of Judeo-Christian scripture. I kind of like it, it's nicely organized but DUH, so many repetitions. Presumably due to its long name it was hardly linked to.

Some other bitchings: pages on the bible are overlinked: only link to a given page the first time it is reminded. Wikipedia:Make only links relevant to the context. They are over-bolded. They contain internal repetitions in addition to the repetitions between the many pages. I'm glad this project started. Gadykozma 15:01, 14 Sep 2004 (UTC)

Please don't cuss. Thanks, Nathan Larson 04:35, 2 Jun 2005 (UTC)

I've been through most of the general Bible pages (and took out a lot of links -- maybe not enough...) I don't know what to do with Names for books of Judeo-Christian scripture. As you say, it is nicely organized, but very largely overlaps existing information, and is practically unlinked-to. Any ideas on how we might deal with that? -- Mpolo 18:58, Oct 11, 2004 (UTC)

I am becoming less and less of a deletionist as time passes by... let's just let it be. Its harmless. Gadykozma 19:35, 11 Oct 2004 (UTC)

Hi folks! Amazingly, I have even just a few moments right now to acknowledge the serious thinking and good will I saw glancing at the continued discussion of this topic. I liked a lot of the ideas, but have no time to reply to them seriously now. Just so people will be aware: For the Jewish participants in this discussion, like me and Jayjg and others, this is a really crazy time. Because of the many holidays, most of us will not be able to participate at all from now until at least Sunday, and even after Sunday there will be numerous interruptions for other holidays. So please be patient! We will get back to you. Dovi 10:42, Sep 15, 2004 (UTC)