User:Jamesontai/Sandbox11
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[edit] A new round of Collaboration of the Fortnight is about to begin!
| The current University Collaborations of the Fortnight are: | ||
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| Editor Nominated Topic | East Carolina University |  |
| B-Class Improvement Drive | Mills College | |
| Start/Stub Improvement Drive | Jamia Millia Islamia | |
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Every fortnight three higher education-related topics, stubs, or red linked articles are chosen for you to improve. Be bold! |
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Yes, it's that time again. New articles have been added. I finished this process early because I'll be running around packing and sorting out Friday's weather patterns so I can get back to Florida in time. Just in case things don't go well, at least I don't sabotage the COTF program. Anyways, the three new articles will start on Friday and you may edit the three technically still in COTF (although I've placed the collaboration-past tags already) or you may start editing early.
Here's something I want to try, start treating it as a peer review. Start by skimming through the article, making sure the article fits our article guidelines. Then review for content: any copyvio, notability issues, reference listings, following the Manual of Style.
And here's something even more radical. See if you can attract authors currently maintaining the different COTF articles to join our WikiProject and better yet, our COTF project. I found when I started this program, jumping ships and editing other universities' articles was a big leap, but it's been very fun so far. I'd like to see more people actively participating.
Let's start off the new year the right way. I want to see those articles in GAR and FAN soon. I was sad we didn't have enough people working on the Harvard article to push it to FA or GA. But no matter, let's start fresh and begin! Hope everyone had a good holiday vacation (and if you didn't get a vacation, I hope you got a lot of double time). - Jameson L. Tai talk ♦ contribs 10:42, 3 January 2008 (UTC)
