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If we are going to get http://www.google.com to build our web traffic for us I think the article improvement drive we are engaging in is the answer and I think the article improvement drive should focus on wildly popular subjects.  With that being said, I don't think it is enough for our specific [[World War I]], [[World War II]], [[Jesus]], and [[Adolf Hitler]] articles to have quality.  They must offer depth of information too.  What do I mean by depth of information?  What I mean is that they must have quality articles associated with them though the internal links, see also sections, and articles available though the [[Category tag]]s.   

If we are going to get http://www.google.com to build our web traffic for us I think the article improvement drive we are engaging in is the answer and I think the article improvement drive should focus on wildly popular subjects.  With that being said, I don't think it is enough for our specific [[World War I]], [[World War II]], [[Jesus]], and [[Adolf Hitler]] articles to have quality.  They must offer depth of information too.  What do I mean by depth of information?  What I mean is that they must have quality articles associated with them though the internal links, see also sections, and articles available though the [[Category tag]]s.   

I believe there are 5 ways to have lots of articles associated with the above topics (for example, [[WWI]] and [[WWII]].  The first is to have second, third, and fourth waves of article improvement using the main/front page (for example, have a article improvement drive for "Western front".  The second is to have a article improvement page.  The fourth is to make sure all the articles have [[category tag]]s.  The fifth is to send emails to groups that would be interested in building these articles.

I believe there are 5 ways to have lots of articles associated with the above topics (for example, [[World War I]] and [[WWII]].  The first is to have second, third, and fourth waves of article improvement using the main/front page (for example, have a article improvement drive for "Western front".  The second is to have a article improvement page.  The fourth is to make sure all the articles have [[category tag]]s.  The fifth is to send emails to groups that would be interested in building these articles.

Here is a email I sent the group whose webpage is  http://www.worldwar1.com/ (World War I - Trenches on the Web):

Here is a email I sent the group whose webpage is  http://www.worldwar1.com/ (World War I - Trenches on the Web):