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Anyone interested in getting Wikipedia to FA status and then to be todays featured article for the 10 year anniversary on Jan 15, 2011? There is not much time, but I think if a bunch of good editors work hard for this, we could make it happen. Even if it is not the Wikipedia artile, we should find some other relevant article for the anniversary. Remember (talk) 18:22, 15 December 2010 (UTC)

So I did some poking around to try and figure out if there were any other appropriate currently existing FA for the 10 year anniversay. Unfortunately, everything I came up with has its downsides. Here is what I found. Remember (talk) 15:00, 20 December 2010 (UTC)

My suggestion is that we run 10 current FAs that have already been on the main page, chosen to highlight the range of WP: history, geography, science, biography, music, popular culture etc. Code can be used to produce a random display from the 10 (as was done with the Obama-McCain 2TFA day), and the TFA box can have an extra sentence saying what's going on today. I know this breaks two "rules" (no repeats, only 1 TFA per day) but the 10th anniversary seems a good time to IAR. BencherliteTalk 17:28, 4 January 2011 (UTC)

You know, what we could do on the 10th anniversary is omit a featured articles altogether and instead leave a message talking about the featured article process, its beginning, the highlights over the years, etc, and conclude the short blurb by leaving a link to the featured article category and to the former featured articles category to invite people to look at what we have done in the last 10 years. For an image to be used in such a blurb, we could find one of those speech balloons or put a photo of Wikipe-tan up. In this manner, we can include all featured articles over the years - including those that once held the FA-class assessment but no longer do - which would provide a richer look at what we have had up over the years. As a side note, we could do in theory do the same thing for all the sections save for possibly the current events section. Submitted for consideration, TomStar81 (Talk) 23:04, 5 January 2011 (UTC)

I am not too familiar with the nomination process, and I realize there are special events coming up that should be recognized with appropriate TFAs, but I saw a request for TFA suggestions recently on the Main Page talk page so I'm simply offering use of the only FA article I have generated to date: Rufus Does Judy at Carnegie Hall. If format submission is required, I could find time for it soon. Nothing particularly special or noteworthy about the article as far as dates are concerned, but if you need suggestions I am offering one! :) --Another Believer (Talk) 17:39, 23 December 2010 (UTC)

Hi all. Just dropping by to suggest that editors install the above script to their Monobook/Vector skin as appropriate. What is does is to highlight links to redirect pages, pages that are up for deletion and disambiguation pages by changing the colour of the displayed links from the standard blue. The last one is most useful, it identifies where a link does not go to the intended target and should be fixed before going up on the Main Page. I've sometimes caught these appearing on the main page and had to submit corrections at WP:ERRORS, this will help shortcut the process. I will be suggesting this to all editors involved in the FA and Main Page content processes. Regards. Zunaid 08:10, 14 January 2011 (UTC)

Once an article has been the Featured Article it can never be the FA again?!? Even years later? That's insane. Who decided this? Why do they get to decide? Why is information like that so IMPOSSIBLE to find before you go to the trouble to editing and posting a nomination?-- Eric Cable Talk 19:42, 26 January 2011 (UTC)

Temple of Eshmun, The Temple at Thatch, and Temple Israel were scheduled on consecutive days, so the casual reader can see the repetition just by looking on the main page. The slew of articles beginning with L in December was one thing, but I really don't think whole words should repeat like this. A. Parrot (talk) 03:42, 29 January 2011 (UTC)

Oh, I don't know, I quite like to see little thematic similarities in otherwise unrelated articles. This example reminds me a bit of a question from the Round Britain Quiz! Anyway, the TFAR page is linked from the general Featured Article Candidates page and Today's Featured Article pages, so arguably is easy enough to find for editors who have something to do with the process. Bob talk 00:00, 30 January 2011 (UTC)

I'm probably not the best person to reply, but I think it would be a mistake to add a link on the front page, as I suspect it would lead to lots of well-meaning, but fruitless nominations of non-FA articles. You know the sort of thing: "today is Valentine's Day, so why isn't that today's featured article?" and so forth. There are links from the main page talk, TFA pages and the FAC page, so I imagine if somebody is that bothered, it's not difficult to find. Bob talk 00:40, 30 January 2011 (UTC)

This date sees the 300th anniversary of the premiere, in London, of Handel's opera Rinaldo. The Rinaldo article is presently start-class, but I have undertaken to try to expand and improve it so that it might become featured before that date and reach the front page on its tercentenary. Time is short, and there's no guarantee that I can achieve this, but if I can get the article to FAC by around 10 February, there's a chance. In any event, can this date be held, at least until it is obvious that Rinaldo is not going to make it? Brianboulton (talk) 11:39, 29 January 2011 (UTC)

For purposes of similarity and main page representation, the article will be deemed nominated for the first seven days with no scheduled TFA, with points fixed (they will not change) as of the first date of that period. If the Director does not schedule the proposed article within this timeframe, it will be deemed rejected, and may be replaced by any eligible article, regardless of points. It may also be removed for having a majority of oppose votes (with at least five votes) 48 hours after nomination.

The article's targeted dates are the first seven days without scheduled articles after its nomination. Points based on similarity and main page representation are calculated as if the article's target is the first unscheduled day. If the article is not selected as a TFA by the seventh unscheduled day, it will be deemed rejected and may be replaced by any eligible article, regardless of points. It may also be removed for having a majority (by at least five) of oppose votes 48 hours after nomination.

Is there any rule or proper etiquette for modifying someone elses nomination? I think it's clear that Kaldari just wanted to nominate an article covering a woman or group of women for this day and is not particularly attached to the one nominated. We've identified two (Gwen Stefani and Princess Beatrice of the United Kingdom) that have a higher point total, but it appears that Maria: or, The Wrongs of Woman is a preferred choice. Given that I'm planning on nominating a soccer (football) related article for March 19 and that the German women's national football team has been deducted 2 points because a soccer article ran on Feb 15, I think a change would be appropriate. I'm happy to adjust the nom, but I don't want to step on any toes. --SkotyWATC 10:04, 18 February 2011 (UTC)

A closing comment for the talk page archives... In follow up to Kaldari's comments, I switched the nomination to Maria: or, The Wrongs of Woman based on the input from this discussion. It then received 8 supporting votes and was scheduled to appear on March 8, International Women's Day. Thanks to all for your input. --SkotyWATC 17:13, 4 March 2011 (UTC)

I've been re-writing the article on Russell Miller's biography of Hubbard and adding academic sources in a number of related articles such as Fair Game (Scientology) and List of Scientology Security Checks. I've done a block of work improving sourcing in the LRH article and it should surprise no-one that I was planning to rewrite it. Nor should it surprise anyone that I was watching the article and took serious time to review the new version as soon as it appeared. I was impressed with its quality, relieved that I can concentrate on other articles, but - forgive this weakness - disappointed that I was going to miss out on the wiki-glory. Helatrobus used the article Talk to invite other editors to take it on for review, and was a new editor so, I expect, not familiar with WP's review process. I would not have submitted the article to FAC if I had not had confidence in it as a professional-quality piece of work. If I thought I could have done better myself, you can bet I would have re-written it.

Editors with widely varying perspectives on the subject matter agree that the article is neutral and well-written. Does Wikipedia punish people who bring professional quality to a hotly-disputed area, because we don't know their real identity? That seems absolutely extraordinary. I have my own theories about why a highly skilled writer would dump an article into Wikipedia. I keep them to myself because they are not relevant to 1) whether the article is professional quality, and 2) whether it belongs on the main page on March 13th. MartinPoulter (talk) 09:58, 7 March 2011 (UTC)

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