Editorial draft available to read. Factual and language review is pending. Examples are illustrative.
Decision and scope
Compare the intent and usefulness of similar pages before expanding them further. Separate pages are justified when they answer distinct questions with their own substantive material. When several pages repeat the same explanation without a meaningful difference, one combined guide may give readers a clearer route to the answer.
Illustrative example
Illustrative example: three articles repeat how to prepare a review meeting. A proposed main guide organizes the material into data, decisions and follow-up tasks while retaining specific examples where they add context. The proposal identifies existing links that would need updating and preserves the original versions for review.
Acceptance check
Inspect usage, search questions and incoming links before making changes. Prepare route handling with the appropriate authorization. Accept consolidation when it improves the reader's answer and preserves an understandable path to valuable information that was previously available.
Key takeaways
- Accept consolidation when it improves the reader's answer and preserves an understandable path to valuable information that was previously available.