Wikipedia:Requested articles

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In-tray for requests

Requested articles provides sub-pages of lists of articles that people want Wikipedians to create. Please place your request on the appropriate sub-page if you can, to ensure that it is dealt with as quickly as possible.

If you are not familiar with Wikipedia's system of requests sub-pages, or perhaps if the classification system does not already accommodate the subject matter of your request, then add your request to the following list. Some kind soul will move your request to the appropriate sub-page when time permits.

List:

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A: Apache Wars - Authoritarian Nationalism - American Brass Quintet -

B: Bag Man - Bhilala (Indian aboriginal Tribe) - Bun (Hair) (How to form one) - Blairism

C: Cartesian Other - Cluster Munitions - Continuous automaton - Check Floating

D: David Fairchild - dual lattice - dual-channel (As in dual-channel DDR SDRAM) Disneyland Memorial Orgy - reference

E: Enterprise Zones in docklands (Some info on it would be nice) - English Braid (including how to braid one, and pictures),

F: Fleming-Viot process - French Braid

G: Glacial Motion - Gun Tricks - Godescalc Evangelistary (It is an illuminated manuscript from the age of Charlemagne),

H: harbl - Hocquart, Vermont - Head unit (car audio), - Hair Styles (Possibly a category? Information on how to style your hair),

I: social intelligence - Infoshop.org

J: Jumana Mikhail Hanna (Told stories of torture in Iraq and hailed as a hero; later found to be a liar) - John Zuccarini (notorious "cupcake" cybersquatter) - Jenny Eclair -Jarlaxle (Character from Forgotten Realms; only a tiny bit of information about him is in House Baenre) - Jersey Airport -

K: Key Success Factors

L: Liminality - Last Website Ever - Light as a feather, stiff as a board(the ghost party game, explanation on how it works), Lorsch Gospels (Again it is an illuminated manuscript from the age of Charlemagne) -

M: Map measure - Marston Bates - Morley rank - Marumakkathayam - Montauk-Project (including Camp Hero at Montauk) -

N: National Unions of Students in Europe - 'New' Political Economy - Nintendo North Bend - Northwestern Mutual

O: Oliver James (III) (Actor, 2 movies: What A Girl Wants & Raise Your Voice) - Origins of Popular Expressions and Phrases

P: Paint pot - Paint Thatch - Paulus Hook (Battle of Paulus Hook, Area of Jersey City) - pedestal - Plaxo - Primeape - Plasma torch - Pigtail(Character from the videogame Final Fantasy X-2),

Q: qurr

R: Radical Orthodoxy (A new school of thought in theology) - random permutation - Razr V3 - Ready Room (as in "Captain's Ready Room") - Reynard Racing - Rarohenga - rich client - roughness - Rainbow Fish (kid's book character) - Raphael Armattoe

S: W. D. Snodgrass - Stewart B. Johnson - Sapona (Liberty ship run aground in the Bermuda Triangle) - Shaharah-e-Islamabad- soft skills - soft qualifications - Soholm pottery - Soviet-era statues - Spotted Tail - Stage-gate process - stranded gas reserve - Syntactic saturation - Smarter Child - Smart Acquisition

T: Tara Foundation - Tentative - John David Thaler - Technological Rationality - Terra Research Thinsulate- Jayne Torvill

U: University Admissions (the admissions process at Universities around the world -- grades, recommendations, etc. How does the process vary between countries, for example?)

V: VASMIR Engine - Volga car

W: Wendell Scott (African-American in stock car racing) - Colin Wallace -

Y: Yankee Swap (White Elephant/Dirty Santa) Yellow Dog Contracts (in the 1880's as they relate to labor unions)

The request categories

The requests are on subpages which are categorized into the various broad subjects. If you can't find what you are looking for try the other categorization schemes (by alphabetical order). Click on the big heading to go to the requested articles in that category, click the smalller topics to go to created articles about them.

Note: No requests on this page, please.

Applied arts and sciences

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Culture and fine arts

Includes: Anime - Art - Art People - Authors - Celebrities, Cast and crew members - Comic books - Dance and dancers - Fashion / Textiles - Food, drink, nutrition, plants, candy - Games and toys - Gardens - Holidays - Internet media - Literary Terms - Literary movements and styles - Literature - Magazines - Media Conglomerates - Movies - Museum - National Cultures - Newspapers - Other performing arts - Photography - Radio - Recreation, Hobbies - Religion, Cults, Spirituality and Self-help - Rituals - Surrealism - Television - Theatre and Stage - Typography - Video Games - Visual arts and design - Works and publications

Mathematics

Includes: Abstract algebra - Algebraic geometry - Calculus - Category theory - Combinatorics - Complex analysis - Complexity theory - Computer science - Convex analysis/Optimization - Cryptography - Differential equations - Differential geometry - Dynamical systems - Functional analysis - Game theory - Geometry - Graph theory - Group theory - Hilbert's problems - History - Lie groups - Linear algebra - Logic - Number theory - Numerical analysis - Order theory - Parallel Dimensions - Population genetics - Probability - Quantum mechanics - Real analysis - Recreational mathematics - Set theory - Statistics - Topology - Mathematicians

Natural sciences

Includes: Astronomy and cosmology - Physics - Biology - Chemistry, Chemicals, Labs - Computer science, Computing and Internet - Environment and Geology - Meteorology / Weather, Number Theroy

Music

Includes: Albums - Composers, musicians, performers, singers and other persons - Festivals and concerts - Genres - Music schools - Musical instruments - National Anthems - Operas, stage musicals and classical compositions - Songs

Social sciences and humanities

Includes: African history - African-American history - Anthropology, Sociology, Class Structure - Archaeology - Argot - Central banks - Cultural Practices, Customs and Folkways - Currency - Democracy - Disarmament - Economics - Espionage - Etymologies - Feminism - Finance - Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender - Geography, cities, regions and named places - Governance / Governments / Politics - Historic places - Historical figures - History - History of New York (Jewish & Knickerbocker) - Identity politics - Idiom - Inside Story - International politics - Labor and Labor movements -Languages - Linguistics - Local government - Lunar Crater Eponyms - Lunar Geologic Feature Eponyms - Micronations - Military / War / Peace - Names - National government - North American/U.S.-Indian Wars - Origins of Popular Expressions and Phrases - Philosophy - Popular Culture - Psychology - Recreation and National Parks - Sociology

Sports

Includes: Announcers and Commentators - Athletes and coaches - Basic terms - Current sports issues - Domestic football teams - Martial arts - Mascots - Owners and executives - Precision sports - Sporting events - Sports Equipment - Sports stadiums, parks, tracks and grounds - Sports teams/leagues/conferences/councils - Umpires, Referees and Officials

Subdivisions

Includes: Provinces, parishes, divisions, regions, prefectures, districts and municipalities (of national subdivisions)

Other classification schemes

Includes: By the Dewey Decimal System - By Library of Congress classification - By academic discipline - Lists by category - All articles by title - By historical year - By anniversary - Themed timelines - Reference tables - Biographies - Countries - How-tos science fiction

Aged requests

yaoo.com

What Google Likes provides a list of the top searches by google. These should usually be included in Wikipedia.
List of encyclopedia topics has a list of articles in other reference sources Wikipedia is lacking.
Current events displays newsworthy topics—even brief entries for those are very helpful. They have the advantage of already having a reference webpage, and would have been verified in most cases by the news media.
Wikipedia:Most wanted articles provides a list of the most-linked-to but nonexistent articles on Wikipedia. Creating these is always useful.

In-tray for requests

The request categories

Aged requests

See also