Mesopedianism

Community: Anti-wiki; Conflict-driven view; False community; Wikiculture; Wikifaith
The Wiki process: The wiki way; Darwikinism; Power structure; Wikianarchism; Wikibureaucracy; Wikidemocratism; WikiDemocracy; Wikidespotism; Wikifederalism; Wikihierarchism; Wikimeritocracy; Wikindividualism; Wikioligarchism; Wikiplutocracy; Wikirepublicanism; Wikiscepticism; Wikitechnocracy
Collaboration: Antifactionalism; Factionalism
Social: Exopedianism; Mesopedianism; Metapedianism
Overall content structure: Transclusionism; Antitransclusionism; Categorism; Structurism
Encyclopedia standards: Deletionism; Delusionism; Exclusionism; Inclusionism; Precisionism; Precision-Skeptics
Notability: Essentialism; Incrementalism
Article length: Mergism; Separatism
Measuring accuracy: Eventualism; Immediatism
Miscellaneous: Antiovertranswikism; Mediawikianism; Post-Deletionism; Transwikism; Wikidynamism; Wikisecessionism; Redirectionism

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Mesopedianism is the philosophy of actively balancing participation between the internal workings and social side of Wikipedia with the editing of articles and related content. Users who tend towards this philosophy are called mesopedians or meso-Wikipedians and fall between metapedians and exopedians in the spectrum of participation.

They tend to gravitate between one end of the spectrum and the other, depending on editing conditions and the level of meta-discussion, so they are often indistinct from either metapedians or exopedians at any given moment, but are distinguished from them by a history of not being one or the other for any long period of time.

Association

The association of Wikipedians who believe in this philosophy --Association of Mesopedianist Wikipedians. Feel free to join.