Further edits to the draft won't actually affect this process - the wiki history remains intact - but we would not be able to officially finalize them at the March 20th meeting, as they'd need their own week-long online consent process. Also, to clarify, a "child page" on the wiki really just means a page with a slash in the name. For instance, when Anthony created this current draft, he followed these rough steps: 1) Go to https://sudoroom.org/wiki/Articles_of_Association and click "edit", then copy the full text 2) Create a new wiki page titled "Articles of Association/Something" and paste the text as the first edit 3) Make revisions to that page. Any of these revisions can be easily compared to the first by clicking on "View history" and moving a radio button. This is called a "diff". 4) Present a diff to the meeting and e-mail list 5) Assuming it passes the consent process, that revision becomes "official" and we can copy its text into the original page at: https://sudoroom.org/wiki/Articles_of_Association 6) The changes are official and everybody is happy! Anyone can do this! In fact, it would be great if we all got familiar with doing it. :)