Wikipedia talk:Peer review/Archive 4

I have just created Wikipedia:Requests for comments as a forum for announcing any matters that need commentary by other people. I've made such requests pretty frequently, and thought it might be helpful to have a page like this. Comments? -- Wapcaplet 13:12 17 Jul 2003 (UTC)

How is this different from Wikipedia:Village pump? Way more people watch that page. I admit I RFC too, but I think the solution is to clean the pump more often. -- Merphant 05:12 22 Jul 2003 (UTC)

... except that, with the ridiculous imposition on the length of the Pump due to dilapedated browsers, as the number of people working on the Wikipedia grows, so do the number of comments and so on that require attention; stratifying different sorts of comments into different sections seems much more sensible, extendable, and flexable, IMHO.

James F. 07:08 22 Jul 2003 (UTC)

I propose a simple solution: First, move this page to wikipedia:peer review. It's a cool name, and it'll annoying our critics who claim that Wikipedia doesn't have peer review.

wikipedia:peer review is for saying "Hey, I wrote this cool entry (or set of entries) on X - what do you folks think?" - great for newbies and folks like that. wikipedia:village pump is for everything else. Martin 12:38, 3 Sep 2003 (UTC)