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**02 [[Association of Mexican Small Business Owners in Philadelphia]] (N)
**02 [[Association of Mexican Small Business Owners in Philadelphia]] (N)
**02 [[Center for Black Educator Development]] (N)
**02 [[Center for Black Educator Development]] (N)
**02 [[Children’s Scholarship Fund Philadelphia (CSFP)]] (U)
**02 [[Children's Scholarship Fund Philadelphia (CSFP)]] (U)
**02 [[Greater Philadelphia Hispanic Chamber of Commerce]] (N)
**02 [[Greater Philadelphia Hispanic Chamber of Commerce]] (N)
**01 [[Wild Hand]] (N)
**01 [[Wild Hand]] (N)

Revision as of 10:59, 15 May 2021

This page was made for Wikidelphia editors who wish to see which are the oldest pages in the category Is-Page Needing Work. It's good for keeping track of work-in-progress if we all do the following:

  1. When you add a new page to Is-Page_Needing_Work, add an item (date and title) to the top of this list.
  2. Upon making a revision or addition (R), move the page to the top of the list.
  3. When you finish a page that's listed here, and so it doesn't need work anymore, come back here and delete its item.


Alternate View: Dynamic Pages Needing Work

Legend

  • (N) A brand-new page created with the skeletal basics and awaiting a fleshing out.
  • (R) A page revision/addition towards a more complete or accurate page.
  • (S) Page transferred from SRP's in-progress list.
  • (U) A general need for an update was discovered. E.g., the page was found to be obviously old.
  • (U: [comment]) An update is needed for a specific reason, or there's something specific that should be included in updating this page.

PaulSank Project

  • Possible project: Continue cleaning the Is-Coalition list. (Done through: Mt. Airy Schools Coalition.)
  • Here's a probable source for new pages: The 23 best things to do in Philadelphia with kids
  • Maybe it would be a good idea to start a Literacy Wikid Resource Page. (About actual literacy, meaning the ability to read.)