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An '''issue-focused''' [[wiki]] portal is one that primarily exists to gather multiple [[:Category:PointOfView|point of view]] ({{tag|MPOV}}) on neutrally stated issues, and encourages participation by diverse groups with very different views. Their use of [[WikiIndex: | An '''issue-focused''' [[wiki]] portal is one that primarily exists to gather multiple [[:Category:PointOfView|point of view]] ({{tag|MPOV}}) on neutrally stated issues, and encourages participation by diverse groups with very different views. Their use of [[WikiIndex:WikiIndex:Structured data|WikiIndex:Structured data]] lets them support a wider range of participants than conventional wikis which often have [[troll war]]s between participants. | ||
Many issue-focused wikis use the {{tag|issue/position/argument}} form which allows positions of many parties and major groups to co-exist on the same page without overwriting or censoring each other. [[More Perfect]], [[DKosopedia]], [[uk.openingpolitics.org]] and [[open politics (Openpolitics.ca)|openpolitics.ca]] (which has by far the largest number of pages in this form so far). In addition a few technologically focused projects like [[let.sysops.be]] use this format. | Many issue-focused wikis use the {{tag|issue/position/argument}} form which allows positions of many parties and major groups to co-exist on the same page without overwriting or censoring each other. [[More Perfect]], [[DKosopedia]], [[uk.openingpolitics.org]] and [[open politics (Openpolitics.ca)|openpolitics.ca]] (which has by far the largest number of pages in this form so far). In addition a few technologically focused projects like [[let.sysops.be]] use this format. | ||