Snowy
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Since many people chat on wikiHow, I was just thinking that we should have a No Chatting WikiProject. At the next wikiMeetup, we can discuss the ideas! I don’t go to the meet ups, but perhaps one of you can bring up the idea! Let’s do this.
Hey! I don’t quite understand what you mean by this:) Could you explain the project a little bit?
I think this is a good idea, but we can manually coach users that chat.
Most projects are about teaming up to collaborate on a certain aspect, topic, or category in order to raise quality. Dealing with chatters is merely a coaching strategy and doesn’t necessarily need a project to accomplish.
system
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Oh, thanks for clearing that up!
As Matt said above, we could individually warn users, but yours is a good idea too. I think I will try to create a project as soon as more people agree and we sort out things including, designs, functions, rules etc
Marina
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Just to add onto this, chatting is also something that happens primarily in talkpages and forums. Even if projects were meant to be followed through with this way, a project wouldn’t be too helpful in that it projects are mainly known by regularly visiting users. It’s the new users of whom have a tendency to chat. Not only that, the project would mainly follow through with warning users, I assume, which can be done whether you’re in a project or not.
