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We can\'t have a page for every single blog with Slender Man out there. It just isn\'t feasible, and it makes the entire article confusing and annoying. If you want to promote your own blog, fine, put examples of it on the main page. It may be poor taste, but there\'s no rule against it. However, the purpose of the individual articles is to document stories which have gotten large enough that they need their own section. Friends and the London Librarian are NOT examples of that. A few of the core theory blogs (such as What You Are In The Dark) are also pushing it.
We have the main page for a reason. Use it. If need be, we can start making further subdivisions within the main pages, but right now we definitely don\'t need a page for every blog who\'s author wants to increase their number of views.
We have the main page for a reason. Use it. If need be, we can start making further subdivisions within the main pages, but right now we definitely don\'t need a page for every blog who\'s author wants to increase their number of views.
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We can\\\'t have a page for every single blog with Slender Man out there. It just isn\\\'t feasible, and it makes the entire article confusing and annoying. If you want to promote your own blog, fine, put examples of it on the main page. It may be poor taste, but there\\\'s no rule against it. However, the purpose of the individual articles is to document stories which have gotten large enough that they need their own section. Friends and the London Librarian are NOT examples of that. A few of the core theory blogs (such as What You Are In The Dark) are also pushing it. We have the main page for a reason. Use it. If need be, we can start making further subdivisions within the main pages, but right now we definitely don\\\'t need a page for every blog who\\\'s author wants to increase their number of views.
EDIT: Okay, how about this: We create a folder on the main page for minor stories in the Mythos. There we can put links to the articles on Friends and Librarian, or any other minor blogs/vlogs which get their own pages made. Then we keep the list of the major ARGs like it was. That way, the list serves the purpose of letting the reader quickly look into the major works that are part of the Mythos, and still lets articles on other works be made without making the page harder for a new reader to follow.
If so, then we\\\'ll need to figure out how we define a \\\"major\\\" and a \\\"minor\\\" work in the Mythos, but at least it will get other problems out of the way.
EDIT: Okay, how about this: We create a folder on the main page for minor stories in the Mythos. There we can put links to the articles on Friends and Librarian, or any other minor blogs/vlogs which get their own pages made. Then we keep the list of the major ARGs like it was. That way, the list serves the purpose of letting the reader quickly look into the major works that are part of the Mythos, and still lets articles on other works be made without making the page harder for a new reader to follow.
If so, then we\\\'ll need to figure out how we define a \\\"major\\\" and a \\\"minor\\\" work in the Mythos, but at least it will get other problems out of the way.
