I'd go the Wikipedia:Stub approach to just create stubs instead of delaying the activation of the feature now.

Having a 80% coverage is more than sufficient to start with.

And most stubs can be linked to threads where the nodelet's creation was announced/documented/discussed.

Those stubs are better than nothing. They are certainly better than the recurring questions and we discussed this already replies.

And if someone complains he is welcome to support the SiteDocClan.

Activating the feature now will help SDC more than waiting for "completion" - whatever this means - of help pages.

The main reason nobody is working on them is because they are hidden in obscurity without active linking. But making them more visible creates an incentive.

Cheers Rolf
(addicted to the Perl Programming Language :)
see Wikisyntax for the Monastery

In reply to Re^6: Easteregg: Activate links to Nodelet documentation (stubs) by LanX
in thread Easteregg: Activate links to Nodelet documentation (update: patch) by LanX

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