Wiki143:WikiProject London/Assessment
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Statistics
{{Wikipedia:Version 1.0 Editorial Team/London-related articles by quality statistics}}
Quality scale
- Category:FA-Class London-related articles
- Category:GA-Class London-related articles
- Category:B-Class London-related articles
- Category:Start-Class London-related articles
- Category:Stub-Class London-related articles
- Category:Unassessed London-related articles - unassessed - please start assessing
Grading scheme
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Each London related article should have an assessment of quality and importance on its talk page using the Template:Tl template, such as {{Wikipedia:WikiProject London|class=B|importance=high}}.
Quality scale
The following quality classes are used to categorise articles on Wikiproject London:
- Stub class: No structure, only brief sentence or two - Use
class=Stub - Start class: Some structure, brief paragraphs - Use
class=Start - C class: improved structure and details separating article into topics but requiring, further development such as references, images, etc. - Use
class=C - B class: developed structure, at least one paragraph for most required headers, in-line sourcing, includes map and at least one image - Use
class=B - Good Article (GA) class: all required headers with complete coverage of subject and relevant images. Must have been nominated for and have passed a Good Article review - Use
class=GA - List: an article that takes the form of a list rather than prose. An introduction is still required and images may be included - Use
class=List - A class: NOT USED
- Featured Article (FA) class: complete, professional standard article, which must have been nominated for and have passed a Featured Article Review - Use
class=FA - Featured List(FL) class: complete list, which must have been nominated for and have passed a Featured List Review - Use
class=FL
Other administrative classes for use on non-article pages include:
- Portal class: for the Wikiproject London portal and its sub-pages - Use
class=Portal - Project class: for the project page and sub-pages - Use
class=Project - Category class: for categories - Use
class=category - Template class: for templates - Use
class=template - Redirect class: for redirect pages = Use
class=redirect - Book class: for books = Use
class=book
Importance scale
Log
{{Wikipedia:Version 1.0 Editorial Team/London-related articles by quality log}}