What to make sure of for a great DIS page

Dataset pages

• Titles should be concise but informative
  • Include the defining identification details, but also the character of the collection
  • Example: The Smith Collection, digitised images
• Dataset descriptions should give a good feel of the kind of material in the Dataset for someone who has otherwise never encountered that Dataset
• If the Dataset is sharable, make a sample available. This helps other devs to pickup your challenges, develop solutions and test them

Issue pages

• The title should be a concise summary of the issue
• Issue pages should provide sufficient description of the challenge and requirements of the Issue owner, for someone else to solve the problem
• Issue pages should not describe or presume a solution. They should describe the *problem*. The only place solutions can be mentioned is in the bulleted list in the "Possible Solution Approaches" box
• Check the pages are hyperlinked to each other (i.e Dataset pages link to one or more Issues, and each Issue page links back to at least one Dataset)
• Check owners names are entered as hyperlinks (start by typing an opening square bracket, then the name of the user should autocomplete)