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Welcome to the Valve Task Force, a task force working under the umbrella of WikiProject Video games. The aim of this task force is to organise, expand, clean up and improve articles relating to video games and products created by the Valve Corporation. If you would like to participate, you can start by joining the project below and/or contribute to the discussion on the talk page. Be sure to also check out the to-do list for some of the project's ongoing tasks.
To indicate that an article falls within the scope of this task force, simply add "|tf=Valve" to the {{WikiProject Video games}} template on the article's discussion page. For example, {{WikiProject Video games|tf=Valve}}.
[edit] Objectives
- To create well-written and properly organised encyclopedic coverage for all relevant video games, technologies, people, fictional aspects and other notable concepts relating to the Valve Corporation
- To create a consistent style for all relevant articles and related topics
- To steamline navigation between relevant articles
- To be a community of editors who like to focus on the improvement of articles relating to the Valve Corporation
- To indicate articles in need of improvement using our "to do" list
- This task force aims primarily to improve and organize articles relating to the Valve Corporation. It attempts to organise and coordinate the efforts of editors and create standards for constructing good articles.
- Wikipedia is an encyclopedia, not a fan site. Accordingly, we do not need articles that cover fictional aspects from an unencyclopedic viewpoint and do not conform to notability guidelines. Likewise, articles on video games should not focus on how to play the game or on the game's story, but rather give a balanced encyclopedic overview of the product. Our criteria for inclusion, as it is on the rest of Wikipedia, is notability in the real world, not in the subject itself.
[edit] Guidelines
- For more details on this topic, see the video game article guidelines
Besides the usual policies and guidelines, please make sure you are aware of the specific guidelines related to computer and video game-related articles. Also ensure that you are familiar with the following topics:
- The five pillars of Wikipedia: A quick rundown of the five key rules you need to start editing.
- Notability guideline: Notability defines inclusion on Wikipedia.
- Writing about fiction: A guide on how to properly present articles covering fictional concepts.
- Simplified ruleset: Fifteen rules of thumb to help you avoid problems.
- List of policies: A comprehensive list of the 42 official policies with very quick summaries.
[edit] Participants
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This user is a member of the Valve task force of WP:VG. |
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This is a list of Wikipedia members active in the task force, who have edited a relevant article at least once within the last six months. If you want to join, simply add yourself to the roster by signing the bottom of the list with four tildes (~~~~).
- Sabre
- Gazimoff WriteRead 18:50, 1 June 2008 (UTC)
- Gravelz (talk) 15:17, 4 June 2008 (UTC)
- TONO459 (talk) 18:08, 5 June 2008 (UTC)
[edit] State of the task force
[edit] Articles
A list of key articles within the scope of the task force—there may be some omissions. A 
by the article denotes it has reached featured article status, while a 
indicates it has reached good article status. A 
displays articles rated as B-class by WikiProject Video games; the 
and 
denote articles assessed as Start-class and Stub-class respectively.
- Primary video games
- Other video games
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- Technology
- Company
- Half-Life universe
- Miscellaneous
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[edit] Category
[edit] Templates
- {{Valve games}} is used at the end of all articles developed by Valve or in which Valve was somehow involved in developing.
- {{Valve technology}} is used at the end of all articles relating to technology by Valve.
- {{Half-Life}} is used at the end of all articles relating to the Half-Life series.
WikiProject Video games
To-do list for Wikipedia:WikiProject Video games/Valve:
