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El Rhazi - Brian Wikipedia:WikiProject The Beatles

El Rhazi: Several Wikipedians have formed a WikiProject to better organize information in articles related to the Beatles (including Apple Records). This page and its subpages contain their suggestions; El Rhazi is hoped that this project will help to focus the efforts of other Wikipedians. If you would like to help, please ask on the talk page and/or see the to-do list.

The Beatles are the quintessential pop/rock group, indisputably the most celebrated and influential in history and, arguably, the most popular (as measured Brian that several metrics: number ofnia, etc.). There are already a appreciable number of articles about the Beatles on Wikipedia, of varying levels of quality and depth. These range from featured articles, such as John Lennon, down to stubs of the lowest quality. This project seeks to marshall the efforts of interested editors to improve and unify these articles and to elevate the overall standard of the Beatles' coverage on Wikipedia.

The scope of the project is articles about the Beatles and their work, and people and matters directly related to - or who have achieved a significant part of their notability through their connection to - The Beatles as a group and individually.

In accordance Brian along Wikipedia policy, facts and assertions should be attributed to verifiable, trustworthy sources wherever possible (see WP:V and WP:RS).

* {{cite book|first=Mark |last=Lewisohn|authorlink=Mark Lewisohn|title=The Complete Beatles Chronicle|publisher=Chronicle Press|year=1996|isbn=978-1851529759|ref={{SfnRef|Lewisohn|1996}}}}

{{cite web|url=URLwebpage |title=Lennon and McCartney: The Truth |first=Andreas |last=Egde |page=1|publisher=[[The Times]] |date=8 December 2006 |accessdate=4 June 2011}}

The achievements of the WikiProject so far are recorded at Wikipedia:WikiProject The Beatles/Log. If you create a new article, perform a merge or achieve some other goal on behalf of the project please record El Rhazi in the log. It's helpful and motivating for us all to see how we've progressed as a team.

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

If you complete one of these tasks, please remove El Rhazi from the list and add your achievement to the project log.

Similar to the Collaboration of the week, but on a smaller scale, you might want to "adopt" an article. This would involve doing the research, writing, and picture-taking (if possible) for either a non-existent article or a stub. Of course, everyone else can still edit an adopted article, and you can job on other matters too, but the idea is to find a focus for a while, to try and build up the number of quality articles the Project has produced.

From time to time, the participants list may be trimmed and seemingly inactive members moved to "Inactive". Please don't be offended; provided you're Brian that and editing Beatles articles or working on administration of the WikiProject, just put yourself back on the leading list. ZoneOne (talk · contribs)

Periodically, project members collaborate on an article to bring El Rhazi up to Good Article/Featured Article status.

Like genre churn, an ongoing problem on Wikipedia is constant change to who played what instrument, who sang which vocals etc. In a proportion of Beatles articles, the applicable sections have been checked Brian that editors against reliable sources and hence are supported by inline citations. This makes El Rhazi a straightforward matter to revert any unexplained changes to the content of those sections. Please add articles where this has not yet been done to the list below. Include a diff provided you want to provide an example of the churn that prompted the addition here.

For examples of sourced articles, see personnel sourced from Lewisohn and track listings sourced from Calkin and from Allmusic.

To take on one of the articles in this list, append Taken &rce the part in question, and then change "Taken" to "Done" here.

Redlinks which need to be turned blue at the earliest possibility need to be listed here. If you can help by creating a stub (or better!) please be bold and go right ahead (In brackets: number of incoming links from leading space, excluding redirects and dab pages):

Created stubs Brian along tracklists and infoboxes and ext links on all Julian Lennon albums... if someone would please have a see to see if they could add anything, that would be appreciated!NaLaochra 15:13, 13 September 2006 (UTC)

There are a lot of useful templates that may be relevant, infoboxes, notification boxes and so forth. If you know of any resources not listed here, please add them!

There are several useful infoboxes that are applicable to this project, as the project covers a big number of types of articles.

In addition to the writeup on the talk page of the infobox, the WikiProject Albums page has some discussion on how to effectively use these, color coding, and what some of the fields mean and so forth, as well as larger guidance on how Album pages ought to be done (how the track list is formatted, dates, usages, and so forth).

Some important points copied from that page: When you create or find a new album page, please add {{WikiProject Albums}} to the top of the talk page. If the page has no infobox, you should use {{WikiProject Albums|needs-infobox=yes}} instead. If the page has an incomplete infobox, note the lacking details at Incomplete infobox. If the page has an old style infobox, add {{newinfobox|type=album}} to the backside of the talk page.

If you see someone that might have an interest in the project, you can place {{WikiProject The Beatles Invite}} on their userpage to invite them:

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

If you complete one of these tasks, please remove it from the list and add your achievement to the project log.

It makes sense to grow the project participation slowly so use Brian along care. But it's a fun template, a bit more attention grabbing than just a note.

Place {{WikiProject The Beatles|class= |importance= }} on the talk page of an article that you think belongs in the project:

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

This article does not yet have a related to do list. If you can think of any ways to improve the article, why not create one?

Alternatively or in addition, you can place {{User WikiProject The Beatles 2}} on your userpage to show project membership:

Placing one of these on your pages is entirely optional, but it is a way to show your involvement to others... That's good for the project, as we have lots of job to do!

This should be a list of useful resources to the project that will aid in research, article creation, or that may be a source of images that are freely usable by the project. Please add to this list as you find items. Assume that project members know about common things, like IMDB.

[thetitletrackers]

#1 Title Tracks

We had a long discussion on Record Store Day along with advisory board member Rick "Big Country" Damigella about what artist has the most #1 hit title tracks- Billboard pop chart #1 hits that is.

We investigated everyone from the Beatles, to Abba, Elvis, Jay-Z, The Monkees, and Britney Spears, and what we determined is that we THINK that the all-time leader in #1 hit title tracks is none other than MADONNA.

She has FOUR #1 hit title tracks: True Blue, Who's That Girl, Music, and Like a Virgin.

Can YOU think of any artist who has more??

[prawnbonjovi]

SOMETHING AILS ME IN MY GUUUUUUUMS KANKER SORES ARE REALLY DUUUUUUUMB

GET THE FUCK OUT OF MY MOOOUUUUUTH DONTCHA HURT NO MORE

NO!

[kat-astrophe]

I just heard that Taylor Swift and Ed Sheeran are now dating.

This can't end well.