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This article is within the scope of WikiProject East Asia, a project which is currently considered to be defunct.East AsiaWikipedia:WikiProject East AsiaTemplate:WikiProject East AsiaEast Asia articles
This WikiProject banner template uses Module:WikiProject banner, a meta-template for easily creating and maintaining project banners. Please report any errors or feature requests to Module talk:WikiProject banner. Information or warnings about the template are below:
This project has been identified as defunct. Please see WP:INACTIVEWP for more information. To reactivate this project, change inactive on the first line to main.
This talk page template is used at the top of talk pages of pages within the scope of WikiProject East Asia.
Usage
To tag an article
Place either {{WikiProject East Asia}} or {{WikiProject East Asia|class=|importance=}} at the top of the talk page.
To assess article
Fill in the template at the top of the page with the relevant assessment slots. If the template is {{WikiProject East Asia}}, you can add the other sections, so that it looks like {{WikiProject East Asia|class= |importance= }}.
Where it says "class=", fill out the proper class. They are Stub, Start, C, B, A, GA, and FA for articles, and List or FL for lists. Note that in order for articles to receive the ratings A, GA, FA, and FL, they must be peer reviewed and community approved at those rankings. New articles should not be given the ratings A, GA, or FA, and new lists should not be given the rating FL.
Redirects, Disambiguation pages, and Templates, do not get rated on this scale. Categories have the class "redirect" disambuiguation pages have the class "disambig" and templates have the class "template" (all without quotes.)
If you do not feel comfortable deciding on the classes, you don't have to. You can leave the section blank.
Where it says "importance=" fill out the proper level of importance. They are Top, High, Mid, Low, Bottom and NA.
Redirects, Categories, Disambiguation pages, and Templates, do not get rated for importance. If the page in question is one of these things, leave the importance section blank.
If you do not feel comfortable deciding on the importance, you don't have to. You can leave the section blank.
Examples
{{WikiProject East Asia|class=C|importance=High}}
{{WikiProject East Asia|class=Stub|importance=Med}}
{{WikiProject East Asia|class=disambig|importance=}}
