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 The three main spokes of Open Foresight Hub are the library, the encyclopedia, and futures:
-[[Library:start|Library]] is collection of reports, articles, books, multimedia, and other publications offering analyses and perspectives about possible, plausible, and preferred futures; and about the foresight field more generally. If the primary purpose of your article is to share and discuss a specific work about futures and foresight, library is the best place for it. For a more comprehensive list of guidelines for the library namespace, see [[library screening guidelines]]
+[[Library:start|Library]] is collection of reports, articles, books, multimedia, and other publications offering analyses and perspectives about possible, plausible, and preferred futures; and about the foresight field more generally. If the primary purpose of your article is to share and discuss a specific work about futures and foresight, library is the best place for it.
-[[encyclopedia:start|Encyclopedia]] is a compendium of entries summarizing knowledge about the foresight field including theories and practice; methods and tools; people and organizations; history and futures. If the primary purpose of your article is to inform others about a foresight topic, it belongs in the encyclopedia namespace. For more details about what goes in the encyclopedia, see [[general notability criteria]]
+[[encyclopedia:start|Encyclopedia]] is a compendium of entries summarizing knowledge about the foresight field including theories and practice; methods and tools; people and organizations; history and futures. If the primary purpose of your article is to inform others about a foresight topic, it belongs in the encyclopedia namespace.
-[[futures:start|Futures]] contains crowd-sourced summaries of different futures and the myriad of forces shaping them; these futures are dynamically evolving, both synthesizing the diversity of existing perspectives and seeking additional perspectives. If the purpose of your article is to synthesize and collaborate on new ideas, futures is a good place to do it. To learn how to contribute to the futures namespace check out [[futures guidelines]]
+[[futures:start|Futures]] contains crowd-sourced summaries of different futures and the myriad of forces shaping them; these futures are dynamically evolving, both synthesizing the diversity of existing perspectives and seeking additional perspectives. If the purpose of your article is to synthesize and collaborate on new ideas, futures is a good place to do it.
+For more information on deciding where an article goes in the Open Foresight Hub, see [[general notability guidelines]]
 =====Administrative namespaces=====
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 [[category:start|Category]] contains curated lists of related pages and subcategories, along with optional additional text. Category is also the namespace that tags go into when they're created. If you want to create a page to collect and organize other OFH pages, it should go in the category namespace. For more information on how to use categories and tags, see [[hub:tagging|here]].
-[[editors_note:start|Talk]] is a special type of page that is created by clicking "start a talk page" under the edit button. This creates a talk page with the same name. Here, users can discuss administrative topics for improving the associated page.
+[[editor_notes:start|Editor notes]] is a special type of page that is created by clicking "start an editor's note" under the edit button. This creates an editor's note page with the same name. Here, users can discuss administrative topics for improving the associated page.
 [[playground:playground|Playground]] is a space for users to take their first steps in learning to edit pages without worrying about messing anything up on the main site. Playground is cleared out periodically. If you would like to learn to edit or try things out, playground is a great place to start.