Wikipedia:WikiProject Rugby union
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[edit] ScopeThe aim of the project is to create a pool of consistent and attractive articles that are easy to find and read, which can be achived by maintaining and creating:
[edit] Recently updated articles and NewsThe following rugby union-related articles have been recently updated or created (note: this is not a complete list, just a list of articles which WikiProject RU participants wish to bring to the attention of other participants):
[edit] How to help
The above also applies to templates, categories and other wiki items that make finding rugby union information easier. You can find articles that you like to edit by browsing the rugby union category. |
[edit] Featured material
The 3 following union-related articles are Featured articles:
The 2 following union-related lists are Featured lists:
The 6 following union-related lists are Good articles: [edit] ParticipantsProject participants are listed at Wikipedia:WikiProject Rugby union/Participants. Feel free to add your name and join in the ruck. [edit] AssessmentThe Assessment Department rates an articles' importance to the project as well as it's quality. Here is a summary of currently assessed material:
[edit] Peer reviewThe peer review department conducts peer reviews of articles on request; this helps to obtain ideas for further improvement by having contributors who may not have previously worked on particular articles examine them. Project members are invited to submit articles to the department in lieu of using the generic peer review process. You can submit an article for peer review or assist in reviewing articles here. [edit] QuizA quiz to test and improve your general knowledge of rugby union could be started at Wikipedia:WikiProject Rugby union/Quiz. Feel free to join in. |
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[edit] Images, Templates, Infoboxes
Rugby union-related images can be browsed at:
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[edit] Criteria guideline for article inclusionWikiProject Rugby union participants have adopted the following guidelines for notability of a rugby union person for an article in Wikipedia:
Please note that the failure to meet these criteria does not mean an article must be deleted; conversely, the meeting of any of these criteria does not mean that an article must be kept. These are merely rules of thumb which some editors choose to keep in mind when deciding whether or not to keep an article that is on articles for deletion. In particular, players from the early days of rugby cannot meet these criteria as they pre-date the era of first-class rugby. Also, please keep in mind that the article in question must actually document that the criterion is true. It is not enough to make vague claims in the article or rant about person's importance on a talk page or VfD page -- the article itself must document notability. |
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[edit] Article style guideWhilst naming and editing rugby union-related articles, editors often encounter recurring questions of style. Project Wikipedia:WikiProject Rugby union/Participants have agreed to the following style guidelines to keep a consistent look and feel to rugby union articles throughout Wikipedia. These styles also fall within the WP:MOS guidelines and WP:NC policies. See also: Wikipedia:Manual of style
Rugby union shall be written in lower case, such as rugby union, except when starting a sentence, such as in this one. See the rugby union discussion page for more information. Also see wikipedia naming conventions, for naming articles.
For national rugby union teams, recent fixture and upcoming fixture lists should not be included. Consensus has been reached between the project members that such lists are unencyclopaedic, and are not suitable in the article. Such lists create problems with duplication, and article size. Instead, templates such as {{rugby07}} should be added that link to a teams competitions. For example the 'end of year tests', Tri-nations, or Six Nations.
Particularly when writing history of rugby union, be careful not to duplicate information. The standard way to deal with possibly duplicate information is to keep one major source of that information and wherever else it is useful, summarise and link to it, in the following manner.
You can see an example here. However, it may be that yours is a complicated subject and for the reader to get the whole picture with as little reading as possible, it is recommended you write light paragraphs that link to the relevant articles in the text.
When adding information/statistics, particularly regarding popularity, be sure to add a reference, by adding this after it (using Wikipedia as an example: <ref name=wiki1>{{cite web | publisher=wikipedia.org | title=Main page of Wikipedia | url=http://www.en.wikipedia.org/main| accessdate=1 April | accessyear=2006}}</ref> or for a news site: <ref name=news1>{{cite news | publisher=news.com | title=Good news article | url=http://www.news.com| accessdate=[[2007-01-01]] | date=2006-12-12 |last=Smith |first=John}}</ref>
Then, put a references section at the bottom of the page, but not below the external links. Like this: ==References== {{reflist}} If you are using the same source a few paragraphs later, re-reference like this: <ref name=wiki1/> |
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[edit] Resources[edit] Match/player statistics
[edit] Historic
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