Wikipedia:WikiProject Women writers

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Welcome to...

WikiProject Women writers
A WikiProject dedicated to ensuring quality coverage of women writer biographies, as well as their works and their awards. The project also addresses part of Wikipedia's systemic bias in its coverage of women writers.

Scope:

  • women writers
  • works by women writers
  • awards honoring women writers

Members: become a member of WikiProject Women writers!

Organization:

  • project parentage
  • related projects and task forces
  • related portals
  • categories

Get involved:

Cleanup listing for this project is available. See also the tool's wiki page and the index of WikiProjects.

  • Tag the talk pages of relevant articles with the {{WikiProject Women writers}} banner so they can be automatically added to Category:WikiProject Women writers articles. See the Assessment page for further information.
  • Improve categorization of articles (see the category tree).
  • Create or translate a woman writer's biography; a redlinks list is maintained at Missing Articles List.
  • Expand or improve women writer biographies.
  • Cite edits with reliable sources. Content that isn't cited can be removed!
  • Remove templates from article pages after you successfully complete the task or fix the problem.
  • Requested tasks: Sometimes a larger cleanup activity needs a little more help than one editor can do. If you have a project that would be best completed with community help, add it here (please add tasks as bulleted (*) tasks so that they can be easily tracked below). This lists should not be for listing individual pages to work on: this is part of the reason for the article assessment system described elsewhere on this page. Rather, try to propose more systematic projects.
  • Find inspiration in example articles: The articles in the Featured article and Good article categories can provide examples of good layout and content coverage.

If you need help:

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Articles[edit]


Assessing importance[edit]

When assessing the importance of articles within WikiProject Women writers, its important to follow the following guidelines:

Article importance grading scheme
Label Criteria Examples
Top Individuals, works and concepts that are "core" topics for the study and communication of women writers and/or women's literature. Virginia Woolf
Maya Angelou
Pride and Prejudice
Women's writing (literary category)
High Subject is very notable or significant within the study of women writers, women's literature or the public's perception of women writers. J.K. Rowling
Ursula K. Le Guin
British women's literature of World War I
Leslie Marmon Silko
Mid Subject is notable or significant within a specific scholarly community of interest or community of writing practices, or has broader cultural significance as a woman writer or women's literature, but may not necessarily have significant long lasting impact or impact outside the subset of interested peoples. The Devil Wears Prada (novel)
Amanda Filipacchi
Rebecca (novel)
Low Subject is not very significant within the general study of women writers or literature, nor very important for specific communities or bodies of scholarship, but meets the basic requirements for notability. This category might include topics of particular notability to other projects, but not to the topic of Women writers and women's literature.

Featured articles[edit]

Former featured articles[edit]

Featured lists[edit]

Good articles[edit]

Former good articles[edit]

Did you know? articles[edit]

Featured pictures[edit]

  • File:Jane Addams - Bain News Service.jpg

Featured list candidates[edit]

Good article nominees[edit]

Article alerts[edit]

Articles for deletion
Proposed deletions
Featured list candidates
Good article nominees
Peer reviews

Articles recently created[edit]

When creating a missing article, please place it in Wikipedia:WikiProject Women writers/Articles created so the project can keep track of progress.

New article search results (past 14 days)

This list was generated from these rules. Questions and feedback are always welcome! The search is being run daily with the most recent ~14 days of results. Note: Some articles may not be relevant to this project.

Rules | Match log | Results page (for watching) | Last updated: 2018-07-22 21:19 (UTC)

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