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Formatting queries

Block size and format

  • I see that some lists by letter have arranged them in blocks of 50. However, I find this unwieldly, as it will have to be constantly updated. After seeing a few pages arranged in a somewhat alphabetical way (such as List of NHL players: G), I went ahead and split many pages into blocks by alphabet, in a way that each block has between 30-50 players (see List of NHL players: R for an example). I find this more intuitive. Also, once a list reaches 60-70 entries, it can be further split along alphabetical lines rather than disrupting the entire list that's set in exact 50 intervals.

Block names

  • Also, I find it counter-intuitive to name blocks by the first and last player in the block ( List of NHL players: G). I see three ways to name the blocks (for blocks in which the second letter of each players name is an 'a'):
  1. Gaborik - Gavin: see List of NHL players: G
  2. KAA-KAV: see List of NHL players: K
  3. RA: see List of NHL players: R
  • I support the "RA" way myself.

Statistics

  • I find the statistics in some lists ( List of NHL players: Z, for example) to be completely unnecessary. This is a list of players, after all, not a database of their stats. I vote we remove them.

Distinguishing goaltenders

Up-to-date?

  • While doing some lists, I've noticed that some fairly important players are missing, such as Marc-Andre Fleury and Sergei Kostitsyn. I've fixed them, but I'm sure there are numerous unaccounted for. How complete is this list, and how are we keeping it up to date?
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Formatting queries

Block size and format

  • I see that some lists by letter have arranged them in blocks of 50. However, I find this unwieldly, as it will have to be constantly updated. After seeing a few pages arranged in a somewhat alphabetical way (such as List of NHL players: G), I went ahead and split many pages into blocks by alphabet, in a way that each block has between 30-50 players (see List of NHL players: R for an example). I find this more intuitive. Also, once a list reaches 60-70 entries, it can be further split along alphabetical lines rather than disrupting the entire list that's set in exact 50 intervals.

Block names

  • Also, I find it counter-intuitive to name blocks by the first and last player in the block ( List of NHL players: G). I see three ways to name the blocks (for blocks in which the second letter of each players name is an 'a'):
  1. Gaborik - Gavin: see List of NHL players: G
  2. KAA-KAV: see List of NHL players: K
  3. RA: see List of NHL players: R
  • I support the "RA" way myself.

Statistics

  • I find the statistics in some lists ( List of NHL players: Z, for example) to be completely unnecessary. This is a list of players, after all, not a database of their stats. I vote we remove them.

Distinguishing goaltenders

Up-to-date?

  • While doing some lists, I've noticed that some fairly important players are missing, such as Marc-Andre Fleury and Sergei Kostitsyn. I've fixed them, but I'm sure there are numerous unaccounted for. How complete is this list, and how are we keeping it up to date?

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