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=== S.S.R. progress bar ===

* If we're going to do this thing of giving projects Item slots, we need to set down some criteria for S.S.R. promotion, so we can track those criteria on each thesis portal and create a snazzy progress bar template. — <span style="display: inline-block; transform: rotate(180deg);" aria-hidden="true" title="tyrannosaur rampant inverted">🦖</span> [[User:Reversedragon|R.D.]] ([[User talk:Reversedragon|talk]]) 02:51, 14 February 2025 (UTC)
** Thought number one: number of entries. You should have at least 200 distinct post files written somewhere, at least one of which should be likely to be cited for information or quotes years later. (This means that if the other 199 are not quite worthy of leaving up publicly, you only "have" to put one of the 200 posts into your Item range once you get it.) The UNIX <code>tree</code> command may be helpful. — RD
** Thought number two: ontology. Your body of posts should have some neat ontological ordering, such as with bop sort codes ordering the MDem book into parts and different drafts of the book being ordered into version numbers. There is no <em>specific</em> kind of sort code or folder structure you have to use, but it should be solid enough to imply the work is already through its first draft. — RD
** You would not be required to put every Item within your Item range into perfect presentable order as if they were a book. It would be fine to register the entries in whatever order they are actually being created or used for data connections and then present them in "proper" order on a thesis/Ontology portal. That's likely how the MDem range will do it. — RD