Refactoring is a term normally used in the context of programming, but it makes some sense in the context of editing wiki pages as well. You can refactor by:
Merging two pages redundantly covering the same topic
Giving a swiki page a more meaningful name
Deleting information which is incorrect or way out of date
Adding a page to one of the appropriate indices, such as
Refactoring the swiki is an important part of maintaining a healthy, understandable swiki. Don't be afraid to help out! (Of course, if you're planning on doing something like a major refactoring of pages linked from the "top" page, it might be good to notify the Squeak Mailing Lists first.) –Doug Way
Swiki refactoring is also a good way for those of us new to Squeak to learn more about the language. Click on "Help" at the top-right of a Swiki page, and read through it to see how easy it is to edit/modify these pages. Swiki editing is easy and every small and not-so-small useful edit or refactor will help everyone who uses the swiki. Browse on all examples
These sets of similar pages need to be merged and refactored especially badly.