Wikipedia:WikiProject Serbia
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WikiProject Serbia
WikiProject Serbia is a WikiProject whose aim is to increase the quality of articles related to Serbia and the Serbians. It is chiefly designed to help users collaborate on articles, but also to resolve disputes, and to coordinate work on vandalism clean-up.
The project also seeks to counter anti-Serb bias which exists in some Wikipedia articles.
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If you have never used Wikipedia, please take the time to read these articles:
Principals' advice
To maintain article quality, please follow these rules:
- Provide sources for your edits
- Restrain the number of red links
- Ensure external links are active
- Check orthography before saving your changes
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- Help manage the Serbs Wikiportal.
- Contribute and improve on the quality of Serbia-related articles.
- Recognize and correct vandalism in Serbia-related articles.
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Recent Serbia-related articles:
- Novi Sad Jazz Festival
- Guča trumpet festival
- Serbs of Sarajevo
- Kingdom of Serbia
- Bulevar Kralja Aleksandar
- Serbs of Mostar
- Faculty of Arts in Priština
- Milenko Stefanović
- Sanja Stijačić
- Jasmina Novokmet
- Nebojša Todorović
- Jovan Šajnović
- Božidar Milošević
- Bruno Brun
- Ernest Ačkun
- University of Priština
- List of Serbian musicians
- Žitomislić Monastery
- Ante Grgin
- Belgrade Philharmonic Orchestra
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- Boris Malagurski (founder)1
- Sasa Stefanovic
- Estavisti
- PANONIAN
- Lord Eru
- Momirt
- NeroN_BG
- Djordje D. Bozovic
- Arag0rn
- Dr.alf
- The GoД ov FEAR
- NeX
- Krytan
- Jovanvb
- Sabate
- Happyman22
- Luka Jačov
- Carl Kenner
- General Eisenhower
- Zemunac
- Petrovic-Njegos
- LukaP
- PerfectStorm
- Stefanmg
- Andrija
- Nikola
- Alekk
- Djordjes
- PE
- Ddrove
- Kristifor Kendjelac
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- I think that Template:Serbia topics should be broken into several other templates like Serbian politics, Serbian music, Serbian cities etc.
- Write: Museum of Natural History (Belgrade) - Smederevo fortress - Serbian architecture - Cinema of Serbia
- Expand: Delta Holding (History Section and date founded) - Invasion of Yugoslavia - Stari Grad, Užice - Mihailo Pupin - Guča trumpet festival - Historical population of Belgrade
- Work: Work with embassies and translators of other Wikipedias to improve existing articles and boost the number of Wikipedias having the article on Serbia (currently only 40)