It was the whole point of the above proposal that wiki articles are the short, definition-like summary and the blog posts are the long, original arguments.
Then I disagree. A wiki is good because it can be rewritten and improved upon incrementally, but the blog posts should not be changed after the comments have started since they’re in a sense historical. If we have a standard argument in favor of something, it should go on the wiki, even if it hasn’t been so clearly or succinctly stated elsewhere.
Or maybe we’re just assuming different values for ‘short’ and ‘long’.
It was the whole point of the above proposal that wiki articles are the short, definition-like summary and the blog posts are the long, original arguments.
Then I disagree. A wiki is good because it can be rewritten and improved upon incrementally, but the blog posts should not be changed after the comments have started since they’re in a sense historical. If we have a standard argument in favor of something, it should go on the wiki, even if it hasn’t been so clearly or succinctly stated elsewhere.
Or maybe we’re just assuming different values for ‘short’ and ‘long’.