Meco: fixing date header

2016-05-17T20:10:04Z

fixing date header

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2016-05-10T01:40:49Z

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== Continuation of discussion from the Agora/5 May 2016 ==

<SMALL>NOTE: As the Agora uses javascript to function correctly, and any BoyLover concerned about his personal security should ''never'' enable javascript on "sensitive Web sites," and as BoyWiki should be considered to be a "sensitive" Web site, I do not know how to edit or add to the comments made in the Agora/5 May 2016 entry. So I will put my ''new'' comments here.</SMALL>

An "index" is "an alphabetical list or catalogue of books or documents.<ref>Oxford Concise English Dictionary, 11th ed.</ref>

An index is ''not'' a '''sub-categorized''', ''then'' alphabeticized list or catalogue of books or documents. It is a simple list--one list, with everything included on it. The "Main Index..." which I mention below ''is'' such an "index".

If BoyWiki were to have an index such as the "Main Index"--which contains ''all'' the articles in an alphabetical listing--and then were to maintain a ''separate'' categorization system to place articles addressing similar topics together, then this would make sense to me.

I'm confused. I don't see how I can go back and "recategorize" articles in the "draft" category until I understand just how BoyWiki is going to handle its ''main'' "index". [[User:User4|User4]] ([[User talk:User4|talk]]) 01:40, 10 May 2016 (UTC)
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