THPedia:Article Ratings

There is an emergent article ratings system. It is based on the Wikipedia project rating system which suggests rating articles by quality and importance.

Featured

Criteria

Reviewed, good articles of a reasonable length may feature on the home page.

Articles closely related to the featured article should also be in a reasonable state.

Articles should be an examples of quality THPedia article that the site aspires to and be closely aligned with the THPedia mission.

Assessment

Summaries should be written for Template:Featured. Ask an administrator to promote your featured article summary into the featured articles template.

The article itself can be tagged with {{Featured article|Article name}} to show a logo that it's a featured articles.

Such articles end up in category: Category:Featured articles

Good

Criteria

Good articles have the potential to be become featured articles.

Articles should not feature too many red links, uncited sources or poor formatting.

Assessment

Tag such articles in Category:Good articles

They likely need a feature summary written up underneath Template:Featured and may require some final copy editing.

Large articles may be candidates for the home page.

Complete

Criteria

Complete articles are smaller articles which are on mission and in a state of completion or very near completion.

They may not have the potential to ever achieve good article status due to their limited scope or content.

Assessment

Tag such articles in Category:Complete articles

Other

These standards have not yet been defined.

It would be nice if there were a dynamically populated pages of 'pages not in a rating category' that could allow people to more easily discover and rate these pages. Since no such feature exists, it will be necessary to manually categorise all pages with e.g. a hidden Category:Uncategorised articles category or similar.