Wikipedia:WikiProject Websites

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Some Wikipedians have formed a project to better organize information in articles related to Websites. This page and its subpages contain their suggestions; it is hoped that this project will help to focus the efforts of other Wikipedians. If you would like to help, please inquire on the talk page and see the to-do list here.

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[edit] About

[edit] Title

WikiProject on Websites

[edit] Scope

The WikiProject Websites is the linkage of all articles directly related to websites. Only "major" websites should be listed.

[edit] Parentage

The parent of this WikiProject is: WikiProject Computing

[edit] Related WikiProjects

No related WikiProjects have been named.


[edit] Participants

If you like websites, add yourself to this list, and participate!

We need your support. Add your name now and become a recognised contributor.

[edit] Goals and Tasks

[edit] Goals

This project has two simple goals.

  1. To get every major website on Wikipedia by the mid-2006.
  2. To provide clear, concise encyclopedic entries on major websites

[edit] Tasks

[edit] Main Tasks

  • Scout for major websites and add them to Wikipedia
  • Add WikiProject Websites' official templates to existing website articles.

[edit] Creating your Website Page

[edit] Templates

Infoboxes
{{Infobox Website}}
Stub notices
{{Template:Website-stub}}
WikiProject notices
{{Template:WebsiteNotice}}

[edit] Categories

[edit] Resources / FAQ

[edit] How do I know if a Website is worth noting in Wikipedia?

Find more information on Websites by searching Wikipedia's sister projects:

 Dictionary definitions from Wiktionary
 Textbooks from Wikibooks
 Quotations from Wikiquote
 Source texts from Wikisource
 Images and media from Commons
 News stories from Wikinews
 Learning resources from Wikiversity

Follow these simple rules to know if you should create an article about a website. Your website should meet the majority of this criteria.

  • You have known this site for as long as you can remember
  • It seems to be very popular
  • It has a Google PageRankTM of 8 or above
  • It has been in the news
  • You have heard at least 5 people talking about it

If you are not sure, post your proposal on the proposal subpage.

[edit] What if my website belongs to a company, and there is already an article on Wikipedia about the company?

  • Create a new article, naming it company.com .
  • If the company's name happens to be company.com, create a new article, naming it company.com (Website)

[edit] I am writing a Website article from scratch. What should I put in it?

Refer to our sample page for guidance on what a Website page should look like.

[edit] Subpages

Proposals and Requests | Sample Article | Full List of WP Websites Articles