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I don't see how that's fundamentally different from a Wikipedia article, which is basically (1) a single, self-contained page, (2) that is just the "tip", and
by SamBam 7y ago
I don't see how that's fundamentally different from a Wikipedia article, which is basically
(1) a single, self-contained page, (2) that is just the "tip", and (3) linked within it is all the stuff mentioned
That site has various opinions about the "tip" being uncluttered of links, etc, but that's just an opinion (and one I disagree with).
- rsync 7y agoThe thinking here is that the "tip" is <= to a single page. Wikipedia articles can be quite long (and justifiably so) - perhaps scrolling many pages. The "tip" of an "Iceberg Article" is ".. a single page of writing ..." Perhaps confusing because I don't mean a "single (web)page" I mean, an actual single page.