They mostly see whether a brand new idea has enough support to be viable. This has been around for three years. And thanks very much for your help. Durova41221:24, 12 March 2010 (UTC)[reply]
In response to a user talk request, I will attempt to move this to wikiproject space. If there is any problem that can be reverted and we can go throught the official hoops, but I think this is fairly well-accepted.--TonyTheTiger (T/C/BIO/WP:CHICAGO/WP:FOUR) 04:05, 13 March 2010 (UTC)[reply]
(outdent) Here's a FAQ:
1. Do I have to write a featured article?
Any type of featured content counts for the featured category (articles, lists, pictures, portals, sounds, topics).
2. Why do you require 10 inline citations for FA and GA?"
That's a measurable dividing line between major and minor contribution. People who make 10 inline citations usually write a lot of text, organize sections, and do substantial research.
3. Do they have to be 10 different sources?
No. You can cite the same source more than once.
4. Can I count the same article for different parts of the Triple Crown?"
Yes. One article can even count for all three parts if it's been a DYK, GA, and FA.
5. I want one of the multi crowns, and I have too many GAs but not enough DYKs. Can I shuffle the credits?
No. The minimum number is required in every category.
6. I have one type of triple crown and want to get a higher one. Does the work I've already done count toward the next crown?
Would you please take a look at what is going on here. This is a vicious campaign to try and discredit me. I'd be glad to write you off-wiki about the circumstances. Thanks. Wildhartlivie (talk) 20:39, 11 March 2010 (UTC)[reply]
Wish I had more time to assist. A request for fresh eyes at the Commons admin boards might get better responses than at the Commons Village Pump. Best wishes getting it resolved. Durova41204:11, 12 March 2010 (UTC)[reply]
Midnight Knitter
I assume you have no inside information about this:
Possibly a guerilla Knitta action. It's a charming organization: everyone loves it even though it's against the law. :) Durova41204:05, 12 March 2010 (UTC)[reply]
We've cross posted. Now I'm more over the limit. Shoemaker's Holiday removed more than quotes; he removed my entire conclusion and that substantially alters the tone and content of my statement. Overnight a different editor unstruck the previous statement that I had withdrawn, which created a confusing impression that I had not withdrawn it.
Arbitrators are asking questions and I don't know whether those questions are based upon my actual posts or the adulterated versions. With respect, the real world limitations are harder to work around. Durova41223:50, 11 March 2010 (UTC)[reply]
The Arbitration Committee notes and deplores the acrimonious nature of the dispute between Shoemaker's Holiday and Durova, and the way it has been needlessly prolonged and intensified on- and off-wiki by both parties, and resolves that:
a) While noting the provisions in paragraph (b):
i) Shoemaker's Holiday shall neither communicate with nor comment upon either directly or indirectly Durova on any page in the English Wikipedia.
ii) Durova shall neither communicate with nor comment upon either directly or indirectly Shoemaker's Holiday on any page in the English Wikipedia.
iii) Both parties are expressly prohibited from responding in kind to perceived violations of sections (i) and (ii) above and should instead report the perceived violation to the Arbitration Committee by email.
b) Both parties may, within reason, comment within the same pages (for example, in the Wikipedia:Featured Pictures topic area and similar) providing their comments do not relate directly or indirectly to the other party. They may also, within reason, revert blatant third-party vandalism to each others' or shared works.
c) Should either Shoemaker's Holiday or Durova violate the letter or spirit of these restrictions, they may be blocked by any uninvolved administrator for short periods of up to one week; after the third such violation, the maximum block length shall be one year. All blocks shall be logged below. Appeals of any blocks may be made to the Arbitration Committee.
