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| − | Wikichef's objective is to be the definitive collection of the world's recipes from authoritative sources. | + | Wikichef's objective is to be the definitive collection of the world's recipes from authoritative sources. See [[policy]] for more information. |
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| − | Each recipe requires a title, followed by at least two notable references and then a sentence or two describing the recipe. Recipe pages should not contain the history of a recipe or any other editorials. After the description, the list of ingredients must be shown followed by the instructions. Links to ingredients should be links to the page on Wikipedia not a local version. Next should be links to the recipes of notable variations with a quick summary of each variation. This is then followed by the references, a link to the relevant Wikipedia pages and then External Links.
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| − | Generally speaking, for a given food, there should be only one recipe per locale per language and the recipe need to be self-contained. Exceptions include variations where an ingredient is optional or substituted but the instructions and other portions remain exactly the same as the original recipes.
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Revision as of 16:22, 26 March 2012
Objective
Wikichef's objective is to be the definitive collection of the world's recipes from authoritative sources. See policy for more information.
