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Proposal: Expanding Scope for Notable Community Workshop Content
Hello,
I am writing to propose a potential policy update regarding how we handle Portal 2 Steam Workshop content on the wiki. Currently, individual Workshop maps are strictly excluded unless tied to major full-conversion mods. While keeping mainspace clutter-free is important, this leaves a significant gap in documenting notable community puzzles and mechanics.
Rather than allowing unrestricted map entries, I would like to propose establishing clear, strict Notability Guidelines for Workshop content—such as requiring maps to have achieved specific Workshop awards, official Valve features, or clear subscriber thresholds before qualifying for a mainspace entry.
Would it be possible to discuss or review this at an upcoming staff meeting? Establishing defined criteria would allow dedicated editors to document standout community creations while keeping the wiki structured and manageable.
Thank you for your time and consideration. Camden12343 (talk) 15:48, 19 September 2026 (UTC)