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This FAQ aims at answering some frequent questions asked by participants of the WikiProject Chess, or just by persons interested in chess.
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For an introduction to the general idea of importance assessment, you may read the following articles:
The overall philosophy is the following:
Top | Subject is a must-have for a print encyclopaedia |
High | Subject contributes a depth of knowledge |
Mid | Subject fills in more minor details |
Low | Subject is mainly of specialist interest. |
As this philosophy may be seen as a bit vague and subjective, more precise ways of assessment have been thought of for the scope of the present WikiProject (see hereunder). You can find past discussions on this issue at Wikipedia talk:WikiProject Chess/FAQ/Assessment#Importance assessment)
Several systems can be thought off:
¤ | "Championship" system | "Articles" system | "Book" system |
---|---|---|---|
Top |
|
About 20 articles | Several books written on the chess person |
High |
|
About 200 articles | One book written on the chess person, and extensive mentions in several books |
Mid |
|
About 2000 articles | Mentions in several books |
Low | Other notable chess persons: GM, | Other articles on chess persons | At least one mention in one book |
Each system has its pros and cons, for example:
The best may be a combination of all systems, so be bold in your assessment, but open to discussion if others disagree.
Several systems can be thought off:
¤ | "MCO" system | "Frequency" system | "Articles" system | "Book" system |
---|---|---|---|---|
Top | None | None | About 10 articles | Several books written on the chess person |
High | Main chapters in MCO | Frequency > 5% in an established database | About 100 articles | One book written on the chess person, and extensive mentions in several books |
Mid | Other chapters in MCO | Frequency > 1% in an established database | About 1000 articles | Mentions in several books |
Low | Other notable chess openings | Frequency < 1% | Other articles on chess openings | At least one mention in one book |
to be continued
WikiProject Chess Shortcut: WP:CHESS | ||
Navigation Menu | ||
Project Page | talk | |
talk | ||
Assessment statistics | talk | |
Review | talk | |
Chess Portal | talk | |
This FAQ aims at answering some frequent questions asked by participants of the WikiProject Chess, or just by persons interested in chess.
to be continued
to be continued
For an introduction to the general idea of importance assessment, you may read the following articles:
The overall philosophy is the following:
Top | Subject is a must-have for a print encyclopaedia |
High | Subject contributes a depth of knowledge |
Mid | Subject fills in more minor details |
Low | Subject is mainly of specialist interest. |
As this philosophy may be seen as a bit vague and subjective, more precise ways of assessment have been thought of for the scope of the present WikiProject (see hereunder). You can find past discussions on this issue at Wikipedia talk:WikiProject Chess/FAQ/Assessment#Importance assessment)
Several systems can be thought off:
¤ | "Championship" system | "Articles" system | "Book" system |
---|---|---|---|
Top |
|
About 20 articles | Several books written on the chess person |
High |
|
About 200 articles | One book written on the chess person, and extensive mentions in several books |
Mid |
|
About 2000 articles | Mentions in several books |
Low | Other notable chess persons: GM, | Other articles on chess persons | At least one mention in one book |
Each system has its pros and cons, for example:
The best may be a combination of all systems, so be bold in your assessment, but open to discussion if others disagree.
Several systems can be thought off:
¤ | "MCO" system | "Frequency" system | "Articles" system | "Book" system |
---|---|---|---|---|
Top | None | None | About 10 articles | Several books written on the chess person |
High | Main chapters in MCO | Frequency > 5% in an established database | About 100 articles | One book written on the chess person, and extensive mentions in several books |
Mid | Other chapters in MCO | Frequency > 1% in an established database | About 1000 articles | Mentions in several books |
Low | Other notable chess openings | Frequency < 1% | Other articles on chess openings | At least one mention in one book |
to be continued