2007-10-18 [Sunrose]: Ehm why did you put a link to ECM Dragon on ECM Dragon??
The link below the divider already states what the page is about, if people forgot where they went to (and are too lazy to check in the wiki-page data)..

2007-10-18 [Artsieladie]: I don't know. Besides, the name is on the top of the page as [Hedda] suggests. I didn't set this page up. I just found a link here that has an extra "s" & so, it wasn't working (The Creature Lists's) & I'm fixing it on all of the pages that has it on. :P

2007-10-18 [Sunrose]: According to 'View diff' you put that link there, so you should know why :P
We don't have this on other official pages, we should keep these in the same format...

2007-10-18 [Artsieladie]: - ECM Dragon
(This page)

I'm thinking this is what you are talking about. (page version #1: latest author: [xido] & page owner: [xido])

If you are talking about the very top link on the page, I go by [Hedda]'s advice: Title first & by his example (ECM Elf Photo, pg. version #1). He wants these pages to be found as readily as possible on the internet, as is stated in the goal.

Under the divider are 2 links:
ECM & Dragon

If these aren't what you're talking about, then I'm confused. :PP

2007-10-19 [Sunrose]: And they are found more easily if you put the title of the wiki on the wiki itself?

2007-10-19 [Artsieladie]: The title is supposed to be first & 'be' what the page is about. Then the keywords help in the search engines. He explains it on SEO HOWTO. :P

2007-10-19 [Sunrose]: Aha, but isn't that meant more for the Dragon-page rather than the ECM Dragon-page?

2007-10-19 [Artsieladie]: I would think that all pages pertaining to the ultimate goal would fall under this criteria. They are all exported. Why not let the world see the effort & time the members of Elftown put into the project? :P

2007-10-19 [Sunrose]: This index-page serves no purpose for them, it's the actual images they'd want to see.
If checking the wiki-rating wiki then it's the individual wiki's rather than the index that should be easy to find.