GuildWiki:Publish your build

This is a policy suggestion to organize original builds.

Publishing
The system is similar to the way publishers work. Builds are created by authors and submitted to the editor of a library, first the editor makes the build link available on his library page so that the community can make comments give advice/suggestion to the writer of the build. After some time the editor decides the fate of the build using to the policy of the library (to be created by the editor).
 * The community is not divided into users and editors, any wiki user can be an editor.
 * Guildwiki will have a build library page, where the libraries are listed according to their popularity (popularity: site visited/site edited /edits normalized to library size or build input/?/?/?, this is done by an admin since these numbers are not accessible to users). The list is refreshed monthly.
 * Initially, the only marketing that the journals may have in order to gain popularity is the name of the editor and the scope of the journal. Editors may invite respectable reviewers who help them in the decisions. Eventually the journals will establish  a “brand name” that readers will look for when they use the build library.

Steps

 * 1) The author creates the build on the User page and sends the link to the editor.
 * 2) Editor places the link into his “open for discussion” section.
 * 3) Wiki users comment the builds on the build discussion page.
 * 4) The editor (or his/her reviewers) decide the fate of the build according to the policy of the journal.
 * 5) If the build is accepted, it is linked in the library of the journal.

Advantages

 * original builds, build discussions saved
 * quality builds for those who know where to look for it
 * policy problems are transferred to editors
 * easy to nuke if it fails: only one page has to be deleted