A lot of our current wiki articles assume a level of knowledge that many beginning and intermediate users do not possess (i.e. change the polarity on the flux capacitor and Bob's your uncle - it works!). I find that really irritating. If I knew as much as the author, I probably wouldn't be reading his wiki article. So it might be nice to include some verbiage in the template on the preferred level of detail. Something like...
"Wiki articles should be written with beginning users in mind. Readers should be provided an overview of what they are doing before being given a laundry list of steps to perform. If the overview already has already been covered elsewhere, a link to that source would be helpful. If no overview exists, then an introductory paragraph might eliminate repeated cries for assistance in the forums."
This is a pretty simple thing that will pay off in a big way. It makes LinuxMCE less intimidating to new users, so we will increase our user-base. It will also allow users to graduate more rapidly from beginner, to intermediate, to advanced, to developer. A larger and smarter user-base is nothing but good.
