otsikoidaan

Otsikoidaan is a Finnish term that refers to the creation of successor pages, also known as stub pages, in Wikipedia. These pages are used to link to more comprehensive articles covering a specific topic.

The purpose of otsikoidaan is to improve the navigability of articles and serve as a starting point for further reading. Otsikoidaan pages typically contain only a brief description of the topic and a link to the more detailed main article.

Otsikoidaan pages are often created to fill gaps in content or to provide a more organized structure for topics that have multiple facets. Editors may create otsikoidaan pages to:

* Show that a topic is of interest and deserves further development

* Highlight the existence of related articles

* Make it easier for readers to find information on related topics

In Finnish Wikipedia, otsikoidaan pages are often marked with the Finnish word "" (otsikoidaan) or the label "otsikot" to indicate that they are stub pages. Editors may also add a template to the page to alert other users that the page is incomplete.

While otsikoidaan pages serve as a starting point for further reading, it is essential to distinguish between them and stub pages. While otsikoidaan pages are intentionally incomplete, stub pages often lack sufficient context to be useful on their own.

In summary, otsikoidaan represents a content development strategy used in Finnish Wikipedia to improve the structure and organization of the online encyclopedia.