encyclopedia-writing

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Encyclopedic neutral-reference writing craft — NPOV (attribute facts not opinions, due weight, neutral faction labels, verdict restraint), summary style and Coatrack avoidance, wikilink conventions (link density, first-mention, slug alias, abbreviation glossing). Use when writing or reviewing a neutral encyclopedic/wiki reference, landscape overview, hub, or source page, or when a source-based connected document that advocates no particular viewpoint is needed.

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# encyclopedia-writing Neutral-reference writing craft drawn from the encyclopedic editing tradition (the Wikipedia policy family). It keeps this wiki's overview, issue, and hub pages a connected reference that is grounded in facts and sources and advocates no particular viewpoint. `criteria.json` is the SoT for each criterion's definition, comparator, and source; content-type thresholds and algorithm params are injected by `.claude/layers/_manifest.json` (the skill is content-type-agnostic). Examples are illustrative of the target English prose; the Korean-rendering rules below apply only when WIKI_LANG=ko and are inert on the default English corpus. ## Wikilink connectivity (enc.link-density · enc.first-mention · enc.lead-body) A reference's value comes from the link density that lets a reader move to adjacent concepts; at the same time, re-linking the same target within one section is visual noise. - **enc.link-density** — the EDITOR region (excluding AUTO blocks) holds at least the threshold number of `[[wikilink]]`s. "Articles on highly technical subjects might demand a higher density of links," so technical/finance domains are allowed slightly above the ceiling. - **enc.first-mention** — "link a term at most once per major section, at first occurrence." A second link of the same stem within a section becomes plain text. A section that structurally cites the same target twice (e.g. adjacent-field boundary prose) is exempted via the manifest's `exempt_sections`. - **e...

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alfadur7
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alfadur7/llm-wiki-newsroom
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Python
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MIT

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