User:Tony1/Sandbox
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Here, we determine which articles are featured on Wikipedia:Featured articles. A featured article should exemplify Wikipedia's very best work by meeting the featured article criteria.
Nominators are expected to make a good-faith effort to address objections. If you have worked on your nomination, note it as a "self-nomination". Please do not post more than one nomination at a time, which will make it hard to do justice to each. Before nominating an article, you may wish to receive feedback by listing it at Wikipedia:Peer review. For a nomination to be promoted to FA status, consensus must be reached that it meets the criteria. Consensus is built among the reviewers and nominators, and determination of whether there is consensus is made by the Featured Article Director. If, after sufficient time, objections have not been resolved or consensus for promotion has not been reached, a nomination is removed from the list and archived. The timing is determined by the Director on a case-by-case basis. Because you may have spent weeks or even months working on an article, you may feel emotionally attached to it. Although you may know more about the subject than the reviewers, please be aware that all professional writers take criticism from editors, and that FA candidates should strive to be of a professional quality. Therefore, nominators must gracefully accept criticism that is in accordance with the FA criteria. |
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Nomination procedure
Please read a nominated article fully before deciding to support or oppose a nomination.
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