Last modified: 2005-09-07 20:12:56 UTC
All foodplant pages on wikipedia should have the same information. Name, type of plant, family information, history in human cultivation, history in culinary use, current culinary use, cultivation, etc. Imagine adding to the page [[Category-Format:Foodplant]] and having it put in all those sections based on the :Category-Format:Foodplant page. Then, when you said "[[John Locke]] was a philosopher" you could click on John Locke and put in [[Category-Format:Biography]] and know that the next person who came along would understand what sections were expected in a biography. You could always add other sections, too, but it would be a standard format.
This doesn't make make much sense; having a category tag on a page can't "add sections" in any meaningful way.
Um...simple way: every time the page is saved, check the TOC against the TOC of the category-format page, and a) move sections to match the category-format page, and b) add any sections that are missing. "can't"?
