Wiki pages for review

[David Tangye]

On Fri, 2006-04-28 at 09:50 +0100, Phil Bull wrote:

> I recently made some large edits to a few wiki pages ...
> 
> [1] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/InstallingSoftware
I just read it and made minor changes. One change to how you wrote menu
options, eg to "Applications --> Add/Remove" is now consistent with the
style "https://wiki.ubuntu.com/GraphicsApplications", instead of
"Applications | Add/Remove". Its a small but noticeable thing for
readers to always have consistency, as I am sure all would agree.

The standard should be defined somewhere.

My vote would be -> over |. It seems more intuitive to me, but I dont
really care. What is important is consistency for the reader, even on
what is a seemingly small thing to us.

Where is THE standard? I have read more than one page that seems to be a
'standards page'.