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Our project is designed to help collaborate a group effort in improving all articles related to the television show Grey's Anatomy and its spin-off Private Practice. It is free for all and anybody can join, even if you are new to Wikipedia or just have not edited the Grey's Anatomy articles before! You can help us out in small ways by just fixing a typographical error here and there or you could write extended summaries for Grey's Anatomy episodes. You could even help cite things to help make all articles related to Grey's Anatomy comprehensive and factual. Some of the core project goals are to maintain cited and comprehensive articles related to Grey's Anatomy and to create a consistent and detailed look for each page. Currently, this project focuses on "in-universe" articles, in addition to essential crew and actors/actresses who have received series regular status.
Newsletter
Our project produces a weekly newsletter with updates about the project. Other topics the newsletter consists of is welcoming new users, announcing new featured content and nominees, as well as a weekly initiative. Every week, the newsletter posts a "Weekly Initiative", and it changes every few weeks. The Weekly Initiative consists of a goal (such as developing a character article to GA status) to be completed, with a barnstar given for each user who participates. Every member gets the newsletter posted to their talk page, and it is written and coordinated by TRLIJC19. If you are not receiving newsletters, please contact the coordinator. All members are encouraged to give ideas, which can be listed at the project talk page. The current newsletter is always posted at The Newsletter Page, and a list of past archives are given here.
Tasks
Please refer to the talk page for discussions regarding major projects.
Combine all seasons into one section on storylines
Character pages should go Lead, Infobox, Storylines, Development- Casting and creation- Characterization, Reception
Shorten plot synopses in character and episode articles
Add/ improve production, cast, and reception, sections in season and episode articles
Add/ improve casting and creation, characterization, and reception sections to character articles
Each WikiProject is in charge of assigning a rating and importance level to each article within their scope. Every member is encouraged to use the rubric, to check each page occasionally, making sure the rating and importance still apply. The rubric for importance is:
WikiProject Grey's Anatomy runs an A-Class review, to recognize articles that meet the A-Class criteria. Full instructions are given at the review page, but the process is similar to featured article candidates. The goal of this process is to give nominators a taste of what the FAC process is like—it is expected that if the article is approved for A-Class, it will be near ready for FAC. We highly recommend going through the A-Class process with "your" article before FAC, especially if you have never experienced FAC, as it will ease you into the process, and show you what to expect. Before nominating an article, please be sure to read all of the instructions at the review page.
Administrative board
Please view this information before applying for a position
The administrative board of WikiProject Grey's Anatomy, exists in an attempt to maintain order, as well as get things done efficiently. Different positions are appointed to members of the project, and each position requires the board member to perform the tasks associated with their position. Members of the board are active members of the project, who have earned the reputation of a constructive editor. There are four positions on the board, and anyone can get the chance to join! The only basic requirements are that you've been a member for at least one month, constructively contributing, while having caused no intentional trouble to the pages in the scope. Also, any blocks must be one month old before joining the board. If a board member is not doing their job, or is inactive, they will be removed from the board. If you would like to be on the board, please pick a position that says "open" next to it, and tell the coordinator which position you would like. The coordinator will check to make sure you meet the criteria, and contact you with further information. If all positions are filled, please contact the coordinator, and you will be placed on a waiting list. We hope you decide to join, and make a difference to Wikipedia! Positions and descriptions are listed below, with the members on the board next to the positions.
Coordinator: TRLIJC19 (talk)- The coordinator is in charge of looking over the other board members' work, and collaborating with the secretary to make sure board members complete their jobs, and remain active. The coordinator is also in charge of introducing the new board members to their duties, writing the weekly newsletter, and helping out in entirety. Requirement: Reviewer rights to demonstrate the ability of monitoring others' work.
Monitor: TBrandley (talk)- The monitor is in charge of monitoring all pages within the scope; reverting unsourced, unhelpful, and irrelevant information, as well as vandalism. The monitor must also keep track of warning users who continually make disruptive edits, and if necessary, reporting them. Requirement: Rollback rights to demonstrate an understanding of vandalism.
Secretary: Sofffie7 (talk)- The secretary is in charge of keeping track of who is active (and sharing this information with the designer), recruiting new members (using the templates at the bottom right), and encouraging inactive members to return to the project.
Designer: Jonathan Harold Koszeghi (talk)- The designer is in charge of maintaining the project page (updating announcements, featured content, and recent happenings), as well as consulting with the secretary to maintain the active participants list.
A list of participants can be found at Category:Grey's Anatomy task force participants. To become a member, add the following code to your user page: [[Category:Grey's Anatomy task force participants]]. Or, if you wish to use the userbox, add {{User Grey's Anatomy task force}} to your user page instead as it includes the above wikicode. If you have just joined the Project, please feel free to leave a message on the Project's talk page. Just a fan? Then this userbox is for you!
Active members are users that contribute to any Grey's Anatomy-related article, at least once a month. A member is given "semi-active" status, after not contributing for one month straight, and a member is given "inactive" status, after not contributing for two months. The following users are active or semi-active, with when they joined in parentheses:
These Barnstars can be awarded to those who make exceptional contributions to Grey's Anatomy articles, help out extensively with the Grey's Anatomy WikiProject and/or continually made an effort to revert vandalism.
This article uses material from the Wikipedia article Wikipedia:SGH, and is written by contributors.
Text is available under a CC BY-SA 4.0 International License; additional terms may apply. Images, videos and audio are available under their respective licenses.
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