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This list is automatically generated based on those making at least two edits to WikiProject-area pages and discussions within a 90-day period, excluding bots. This is distinct from a membership list that the WikiProject may maintain.
- Create A Project Page
- Notify Others
- Talk Page Banners
- Tag Some Talk Pages
- Organizing Efforts
- Tracking Progress
- Newsletters
- Welcome Templates
- Userboxes
- Recognition and Awards
After a successful project proposal, it's time to set up a new project! First, a project will need a base page. WikiProjects are generally in project namespace so you'll create your WikiProject home page at Wikipedia:WikiProject Your new project. The contents of the home page may vary but tend to include the project's scope, goals, participants, an...
Now that your project exists, point other interested editors your way! Leave a short post on the talk pages of related projects to notify others of the new project's existence. List the project at the manually maintained Wikipedia:WikiProject Council/Directory (Instructions for the template it uses are here). The automatically maintained directory ...
Many WikiProjects choose to create project banners to place on the talk pages of articles related to the WikiProject's topic. These talk page banners serve a few important functions. First, they serve as a recruiting tool, giving editors interested in those pages a direct link to a WikiProject where they may find similarly interested editors. Secon...
You've got your talk page banner, it's time to deploy it! Any editor can add any WikiProject banner to the top of any talk page (e.g. you might add {{WikiProject Birds|class=stub |importance=low}} to the top of some small article on a bird). When adding talk page banners, keep the following in mind: 1. The article should be related to the scope of ...
The simplest approach to focusing the attention of project participants is the creation of a central list of open tasks. For many projects, this will take the form of a simple section on the project page (sometimes using the {{todo}} template, although this creates additional subpages which may not be needed). Project pages also tend to include: 1....
Most projects organize and assess their efforts by tracking the status of articles tagged with the talk page banner. By far the most common way this is done is by displaying a table that tracks the assessed importance and quality for all pages with the project's banner. An example table for WikiProject Birds is below: These tables are maintained by...
Many large projects post regular newsletters to the talk pages of project participants in order to keep interested editors informed of the WikiProject's progress and goals as well as any relevant discussions occurring across the site. For a list of currently circulating newsletters, see Template:Newsletters. Feel free to use any of those newsletter...
Some projects make welcome templates to allow editors to quickly post an encouraging note with useful links on the talk page of new editors that sign up for the project. Existing welcome templates are listed at Category:WikiProject-specific welcome templates. These templates are usually substituted rather than transcludedonto an editor's talk page.
To promote project participation, many WikiProjects have userboxes that participants may put on their own userpage. A list of these is at Category:WikiProject user templates. These are generally transcluded onto a user page and add the page to Category WikiProject Your-project-name participants.
Some WikiProjects have developed awards that they grant to participants for project-related work, in order to boost morale. A list of WikiProject specific awards is at Wikipedia:Awards by WikiProject. Many projects use basic barnstars with minor modification, some have developed a more complex system of awards based on the topic they focus on (e.g....
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2.1 Wikiproject Datasets: Activity, Membership and Scope; 2.2 Interviews: Editor Experience and Design Requirements; 3 Results and discussion. 3.1 Top Lists; 3.2 Decline in Wikiproject membership; 3.3 Interview Results, Part 1: Requirements for Wikiproject Pulse (dashboard) 3.4 Interview Results, Part 2: On The Importance of WikiProjects; 4 ...
Feb 17, 2019 · Here is the link with the description about how to do that, API:Categorymembers#GET_request. As you commented that you need to fetch the data using program, below is the sample code in JavaScript. It will fetch the first 500 names from Category:WikiProject_Computer_science_articles and displays as output.
t. e. A WikiProject is a group of editors interested in collaborating on a specific topic within Wikipedia. A WikiProject is a group of people, not a set of pages, a subject area, a list of tasks, or a category. The pages of a WikiProject serve as a central place for coordination, discussion, and organization of the group's activities related ...
This list is automatically generated based on those making at least two edits to WikiProject-area pages and discussions within a 90-day period, excluding bots. This is distinct from a membership list that the WikiProject may maintain.
Goals. In cooperation with WikiProject Outlines and WikiProject Indexes, make a comprehensive navigation system of Wikipedia that lists every page in the encyclopedia. Make all lists titled "List of " conform to the standards of Featured list criteria. Note that outlines, indices, glossaries, timelines, and tables have their own standards.
