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'''First Draft!'''
== Detailed Guidelines ==


The Idea is to create an article architecture which let's us explore topics in depth indefinitely while still having precise and short summaries of our findings always one level above.
* [[Guideline:Article Layout/Historical Events|Historical Events]]


Example:
== General Structure ==
'''First Draft! -''' ''Once i got enough time i will write an detailed article explaining the layout i have in mind.''


1. Overview Level: Article "Investment Ideas" very short description of the company, our investment thesis in it, our ratings on various topics. Summarizes our findings of Company Level.
The Idea is to create an article architecture which let's us explore topics in depth indefinitely while still having precise and short summaries of our findings always one level above.
 
2. Company Level: Article "Upwork" More in depth exploration of various important ares like you've done it. Summarizes our findings of Area Level.  


3. Area Level: Article "Upwork:Competition" In depth exploration of an specific company area.
Example:


4. Potentially at one point another level below that? E.g. "Upwork:Competition/Fiverr"
* Overview Level: Article "[[Investment Ideas]]" very short description of the company, our investment thesis in it, our ratings on various topics. Summarizes our findings of Company Level.
* Company Level: Article "[[Upwork]]" More in depth exploration of various important ares like you've done it. Summarizes our findings of Area Level.  
* Area Level: Article "[[Upwork:Competition]]" In depth exploration of an specific company area. We use a : to separate the terms.
* Potentially at one point another level below that E.g. "Upwork:Competition/Fiverr". We use first an : and then a / to separate the terms.


I'd also like to include ratings of the topic to each level which act as our key summary of that area.  
I'd also like to include ratings of the topic to each level which act as our key summary of that area.  


As an example Upwork:Competition could potentially get a rating like 6 which is not to bad as there are no very strong direct competitors but Linkedin as a generally very strong competitor. (Note: We need to develop clear criteria for our ratings + always justify the ratings we are giving in one area.)  
As an example Upwork:Competition could potentially get a rating like 6 which is not to bad as there are no very strong direct competitors but Linkedin as a generally very strong competitor. (Note: We need to develop clear criteria for our ratings + always justify the ratings we are giving in one area.)  
Once i got enough time i will write an detailed article explaining the layout i have in mind.


On the question of when to break an area into an new article we eventually also need to develop guidelines (maybe if it's more than approx. 1 Din4 Page).
On the question of when to break an area into an new article we eventually also need to develop guidelines (maybe if it's more than approx. 1 Din4 Page).