Talk:New Hampshire Historical Markers
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[edit] What's Left
Thanks to Sudachi's hard work, there isn't much left to work on for this article.
High Priority
SPLIT LIST (see Wikipedia talk:Naming conventions (long lists) for how I plan on doing this)- Finish formating the list
- Wikify
- Indexing
- Correct broken or misdirected links
- Add relevent links
- Update as new markers are added
Medium Priority
Move off of user page to New Hampshire Historical Markers- Categorize
- Include links to specific markers on related articles. See John Simpson (soldier).
- Add relevent non-list sections
Lower Priority
- Locations of markers (driving instructions and/or GPS coordinates)
- Placement dates of markers
Lowest Priority I had something here but it was so minute that I forgot.
Jokermage "Timor Mentum Occidit" 02:54, 11 December 2005 (UTC)
