Category talk:Cleanup from December 2005

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I think it would be really awesome, in a special, heartwarming way, if this list never exceeded 200 (and thus the articles in the category all fit nicely on one page). That would of course require constant vigilance against the floodwaters of messy articles being tagged. Not to discourage tagging, of course, but rather to encourage cleaning up.

For the record - I realize that, by typing here, I am basically speaking into the cold, barren depths of cyberspace where I will be heard by none - I believe the stub is a higher form of article than the article on cleanup, and that stubbing the damn things is a quick and easy solution when actual rewriting is either not possible or more trouble than it is worth at the current time.

These are my thoughts, and I hope that, when they are read by someone years from now, they nod and smile in agreement. Paul 23:31, 2 December 2005 (UTC)

Ahahahaha. I read this EIGHT DAYS after. Vulturell 07:22, 10 December 2005 (UTC)

Read it, for the record. It somewhat suprises me, too, at how many there are each month. How many actually get fixed is probably low, too. I think if we cut down a bit and didn't overwhelm people, they might be more inclined to "make a difference." ...But that's just me. Boss1000 8:46, 2 April 2006 (EST)

[edit] remove BCL from cleanup

can someone BCL from cleanup since all the errors have been corected thanks