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The '''Conservapedia’s Original Source Project''' is an initiative by [[user:AnthonyPvanDuyn]] to preserve, structure, and present public‑domain primary texts in a clear, accessible, and SEO‑aligned format. Its purpose is to:
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* provide easy public access to PD works
 
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* provide easy copy and pastable materials
 
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* provide easy original source references through [[Internal Links]]
 
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* strengthen [[Conservapedia|Conservapedia’s]] [[authority signals]]
 
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* and strengthen [[Conservapedia|Conservapedia’s]] [[trust signals]]
 
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All done by simply hosting historically significant public domain works in a consistent, scholarly, and navigable manner.
 
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This project provides editors with naming standards, formatting rules, and category requirements to ensure that all Original Source (OS) pages remain uniform, discoverable, and easy to maintain.
 
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==Purpose==
 
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The Original Source Project exists to:
 
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* preserve public‑domain historical, theological, and scholarly works,
 
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* provide readers with reliable access to primary texts,
 
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* support commentary pages with authoritative source material,
 
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* strengthen Conservapedia’s domain authority through structured internal linking,
 
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* and create a unified cluster of primary documents for research and study.
 
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==Naming Standard==
 
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All OS pages must follow the official naming convention:
 
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'''Original Source: Professional Title First Last - Work Title, Chapter'''
 
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This format provides:
 
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* clear disambiguation between authors,
 
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* strong SEO signals through predictable structure,
 
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* intuitive navigation for readers,
 
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* and a namespace‑like identity for primary texts.
 
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Examples:
 
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* ''Original Source: Sir Isaac Newton - Observations on Daniel, Chapter 1'' which allows for a [[internal link]] such as:
 
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:* [[Original Source: Sir Isaac Newton – Observations on Daniel, Chapter 1#Paragraph 5]] to take the user directly to the quote,
 
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:* while a still being able to be displayed in a simplified form [[Original Source: Sir Isaac Newton – Observations on Daniel, Chapter 1#Paragraph 5|"...was preserved by the Samaritans..."]]
 
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Original Source: Sir Isaac Newton - Observations on Daniel, Chapter 1#Paragraph 6
 
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* ''Original Source: Bishop Thomas Newton - Dissertations on the Prophecies, Chapter 3''
 
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* ''Original Source: St. Jerome - Commentary on Daniel, Chapter 7''
 
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* ''Original Source: Josephus the Historian - Wars of the Jews, Book 2''
 
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==Formatting Requirements==
 
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All OS pages must:
 
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* begin with the “Original Source:” header using the naming standard,
 
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* include the work title in italics within the first heading,
 
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* present the text in clearly separated paragraphs or blockquotes,
 
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* include paragraph markers (e.g., <p1>, <p2>, <p3>) to harmonize with standard referencing systems and improve internal linking,
 
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* include a Public Domain Declaration at the bottom of the page,
 
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* and end with the required category block.
 
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==Mandatory Categories==
 
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All OS works must include the category:
 
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* [[Category:Conservapedia’s Original Source Project]]
 
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This identifies the page as part of the curated project.
 
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All OS works should also include:
 
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* [[Category:Original Sources]]
 
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* [[Category:Public Domain Works]]
 
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Additional categories (author, subject, era) may be added as appropriate.
 
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==Public Domain Declaration==
 
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All OS pages must include a Public Domain Declaration at the bottom of the page. This ensures legal clarity and maintains consistency across the project.
 
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==Relationship to Commentary Pages==
 
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Commentary pages (such as [[Commentary: Daniel 11, Anthony's Historicist Study Aid]]) may link directly to OS pages to strengthen:
 
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* authority signals,
 
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* trust signals,
 
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* and reader comprehension.
 
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This project supports Conservapedia’s broader SEO initiatives by providing authoritative source material for commentary and analysis.
 
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==See Also==
 
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* [[Original Source Naming Standard]]
 
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* [[SEO E‑E‑A‑T Standard]]
 
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* [[SEO Authority Signals]]
 
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* [[SEO Trust Signals]]
 
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* [[Original Source: Sir Isaac Newton - Observations on Daniel, Chapter 1]]
 
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* [[Commentary: Daniel 11, Anthony’s Historicist Study Aid]]
 
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[[Category:Conservapedia’s Original Source Project]]
 
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[[Category:Conservapedia Technical Infrastructure]]
 
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[[Category:Encyclopedia Improvement]]
 

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