Wikipedia talk:WikiProject Antigua and Barbuda/Assessment/A-class

After 14 days of being open, reviews must be closed.

Instructions

To ask for an article's initial A-Class review:

Please examine the A-class criteria again to make sure the article satisfies at least ten of the eleven standards (it is strongly recommended that you submit your article to our peer review department before submitting it here)
Before re-nominating an article that has already received an A-Class nomination, the previous nomination page needs to be moved to WikiProject Antigua and Barbuda/Assessment/A-class/archive1 to create room for the page of nominations.
In the designated space, provide your justification for the article's nomination, then save the page.
To help with any backlog, think about reading one or more additional nominated articles. It's not required, but the process doesn't function if people aren't ready to review. Since reviewing three other nominations is essentially what each nominator is asking for themself, it is a good idea for each nominator to attempt to do so. It is incorrect to interpret this as suggesting QPQ).

A second (or third, and so on) nomination for an item can occur when it was downgraded and is now eligible for reevaluation, or when it failed the first time around. The speed at which unsuccessful articles may be renominated is unrestricted; once the last objections from the initial nomination have been addressed, it is entirely appropriate to renominate.
Although there are no official restrictions on the number of articles an editor may nominate at any given time, it is advised that editors use caution so as not to overburden the system. Editors should use their discretion in this regard, but as a general guideline, no more than three pieces per nominee at a time should be published.
It is not permissible for an article to be nominated for an A-Class review and to be simultaneously undergoing a Peer review, being a Featured article candidate, or having a Good article nomination.