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We think the following Wikipedia pages are pretty good. This is a selected list--since there are thousands of pages on Wikipedia, we couldn't possibly keep track of all the brilliant prose here! But if you come across a particularly impressive page, why not add it to the list as your way of saying "Thanks, good job"?

Be aware that you are most likely not the best judge of your own work. Even if you think a page you have contributed a large majority of the content to is brilliant, it is best that you wait for somebody else to recognise it as such.

If you want to know the secrets about writing brilliant prose, read how to write a great article.

Philosophy, Mathematics, and Natural Science

Alchemy -- Astronomy and astrophysics -- Biology -- Carbon -- Cladistics -- Comet -- Computational complexity theory (and related pages) -- Diamond -- DNA -- Earth -- Game theory -- Gene -- Geologic ages (and related pages) -- Glass -- Global warming -- Gene -- Helium -- LSD -- Neologism -- Ordinal -- Paleontology -- Paradox (and related pages) -- Periodic table -- Platypus -- Protista (and related pages) -- Pythagorean theorem -- Quantum mechanics -- Statistics (and related pages)

Medicine

Tuberculosis -- Menstrual cycle

Social Sciences

Economics

Economics -- Euro -- market form (and related pages) -- prisoners dilemma

History

Battle of Jutland -- Behistun Inscription -- Byzantine Empire -- Chinese history -- East Germany -- Falkland Islands War -- History of Egypt -- History of England -- History of Germany -- History of Levant -- History of Scotland -- History of the Netherlands -- History of the United States -- Nagasaki -- Peloponnesian War -- September 11, 2001 Terrorist Attack -- Treblinka extermination camp -- World War I

Language

British English -- Hebrew language -- Japanese language -- Sapir-Whorf hypothesis

Law

copyright -- negligence -- statute of limitations -- terrorism

Politics

Prime Minister of Australia -- Propaganda -- Voting system

Psychology

Milgram experiment

Applied Arts and Sciences

Algorithm -- ASCII -- code -- computer numbering formats -- Echelon -- fountain pen -- information theory -- knot -- markup language -- nuclear weapon -- road transport -- search engine -- secure computing -- typewriter -- telephone switch -- World Wide Web

Culture

Games

Bridge -- Chess -- Chess strategy and tactics -- Go (board game) -- Poker -- Pub quiz -- Stone, Paper, Scissors

Film, TV and radio

film theory -- Paramount -- Star Trek -- The Today programme

Music

disco -- freestyle music -- Hammond Organ -- hip hop -- jazz -- musical instrument -- Pickup -- punk rock -- saxophone -- Sex Pistols -- Simon and Garfunkel -- Talking Heads


Religion and beliefs

Catholicism -- Christianity -- Greek mythology (and related pages) -- Norse mythology (category) -- Protestantism -- Scientology -- Sons of Noah -- The Book of Mormon

Sport

baseball -- bodyline (cricket) -- Montreal Canadiens -- Summer Olympic Games

Other

Anno Domini -- bulldogging -- calendar -- Freemasonry -- Gulliver's Travels -- Hebrew calendar -- horse-breaking -- horseshoe -- Nude celebrities on the Internet -- political correctness -- science fiction -- Sheepshead -- sniper -- spacecraft propulsion

Biography

Mortimer Adler -- Achilles -- Alexander the Great -- Humphrey Bogart -- Paul Erdös -- Jim Henson -- Alfred Hitchcock -- Homer -- Ibn Battuta -- Stephen King -- Rudyard Kipling -- Leonardo da Vinci -- Lamarck -- Nella Larsen -- Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart -- Joshua A. Norton -- Perseus -- Rembrandt van Rijn -- Eugene Wigner

Wikipedia

Wikipedia FAQ -- WikiProject U.S. States

Again, feel free to add to the list when you think an article deserves the mention!

see also The dark side of Wikipedia