Reading 13. GeonwooLee

 1. SUMMARY

"Wikipedia: Categorization" details the principles and guidelines of the category system used in Wikipedia. It provides information on the roles and functions of categories used in Wikipedia and how to effectively organize and manage them. Categories classify and organize items in Wikipedia, and help users find related items easily. Categories are organized into hierarchical structures, and items are grouped into parent and child categories. This document provides instructions on how to configure and maintain a category structure. It is important to avoid unnecessary category classification and to maintain a consistent structure.


2. INTERESTING POINT


What's most interesting is that the category system helps you sort and organize items in Wikipedia, making it easier to find related items. This is an important factor that makes it easier for users to navigate and understand information. It is also interesting to see the emphasis on consistency in the names and structures of categories. Category names should clearly describe items and follow rules and guidelines to maintain consistency. This makes it easier for users to find items about specific topics or interests.


3. DISCUSSION


How can we sort articles if Wikipedia articles don't have a category system? Also, is it possible to classify articles if there is no consistency in categories?

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