This page lists and details the Featured and Good articles SarahSV (User:SlimVirgin) brought to our project.
Featured articles
edit| No. | Link to Page | Link to FAC | Notes (e.g. collaboration with X, main page, topic area) |
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| 1 | Female genital mutilation | Promoted Here, Featured Feb 6, 2015 | Peer reviewed Here, Collaboration with Johnuniq, who created the map A Top 25 in views during July 2014, Wiki Education course assignment, Spring 2019 |
| 2 | Ezra Pound | Promoted Here | Peer reviewed Here and Here, Collaboration with: Victoriaearle |
| 3 | Death of Ian Tomlinson | Promoted Here Featured March 31, 2010 | Featured on Main Page in DYK on April 23, 2009 |
| 4 | Muhammad al-Durrah incident | Promoted Here | at new title Killing of Muhammad al-Durrah. Was cited as a source by a notable professional or academic publication:
"A child is dead: Charles Enderlin on the 'Al-Durrah incident," by Lisa Goldman, |
| 5 | Marshalsea | Promoted Here, Featured Feb 3, 2010 | |
| 6 | Stanley Green | Promoted Here, Featured May 7, 2011 | Also featured in DYK on Dec 24, 2007 |
| 7 | Abu Nidal | Promoted Here | Featured in On this day for November 23 in 2005, 2006, 2007, and 2008 |
| 8 | Brown Dog Affair | Promoted Here, Featured Dec 10, 2007 | Collaborated with Crum375, Rockpocket and Tagishsimon. FAR here, Featured in Did you know? on June 20, 2004 |
| 9 | Night (book) | Promoted Here, Featured Sept 6, 2010 | |
| 10 | Rudolf Vrba | Promoted Here, Featured Sept 11, 2006 |
Collaborated with Jayjg, Featured on Main Page in On this day April 10 2017, Cited as a source by notable professional academic publication: Paul Lungen in The Canadian Jewish News (article talk), |
| 11 | Joel Brand | Promoted Here, Featured July 13, 2014 | |
| 12 | Bernard Williams | Promoted Here, Featured Jan 19, 2005 | FAR 2009 |
Good articles
editAdditional notes about content
edit- Sarah kept a rough compilation of her favorite articles, formatted to her preferences here, and some of her Did you know articles here.
DYK articles
editSarah often contributed to our Did you know articles which were featured on the Main page. Below are some of those articles she worked on.
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Legend
edit- Main Page, (or WP:Main Page) is the primary entry point to the English version of Wikipedia when no specific article or internal page is specified.
- PR = Peer reviewed, (or Wikipedia:Peer review) Are articles that are reviewed, discussed, and improved by multiple editors working together to present an interesting and high quality article for our readers.
- FA = Wikipedia:Featured articles: The highest quality articles we have. These have been peer reviewed from top to bottom, for prose, flow, spelling, and accurate references. Multiple editors are involved in this process prior to an article receiving this honor.
- GA = Wikipedia:Good articles: These articles are also peer reviewed for proper spelling, sufficient content, proper prose, flow, and references. Not as highly scrutinized as FA, but "the next best thing".
- TFA = Wikipedia:Today's featured article Refers to the placement of a FA on the Main Page, or primary entry point to the English Wikipedia, usually for 24 hours.
- DYK = Wikipedia:Did you know. A section on the Main Page for new or recently expanded articles that have been peer reviewed, and feature interesting facts and blurbs.
- OTD = Wikipedia:Selected anniversaries, or On this day. Articles that focus on anniversaries, holidays, events in history, or time centric articles. These are also peer reviewed and then listed on the Main Page.
- FAR = Wikipedia:Featured article review: A process where older Featured Articles are reviewed to current, and increasingly stringent, standards. Articles are either demoted from FA, or improved to meet the current requirements and then passed to keep the FA designation.