To request an A-Class review of an article:
A-Class=current
to the {{
WikiProject Chicago}} project banner at the top of the article's talk page.=== [[Name of nominated article]] ===
at the top.~~~~
).{{Wikipedia:WikiProject Chicago/Assessment/Name of nominated article}}
at the top of the list of A-Class review requests below.If an article is nominated a second (or third, and so forth) time, either because it failed a prior nomination, or because it may no longer meet the standards and may thus need to be demoted:
There is no limit on how quickly renominations of failed articles may be made; it is perfectly acceptable to renominate as soon as the outstanding objections from the previous nomination have been satisfied.
Reviewers should keep the criteria for featured articles in mind when supporting or opposing a nomination. However, please note that (unlike actual featured articles) A-Class articles are not expected to fully meet all of the criteria; an objection should indicate a substantive problem with the article. In particular, objections over relatively minor issues of writing style or formatting should be avoided at this stage; a comprehensive, accurate, well-sourced, and decently-written article should qualify for A-Class status even if it could use some further copyediting.
Reviews will be closed by one of the project coordinators, normally at the discretion of the director or a project coordinator.
To close a review, coordinators should:
{{subst:archive top}}
and {{subst:archive bottom}}
to the top and bottom of the review subpage, respectively.A-Class=current
in the {{
WikiProject Chicago}} project banner at the top of the article's talk page to either A-Class=pass
(if the nomination is successful) or A-Class=fail
(if it is not), and update the assessment class to class=A if needed.{{Wikipedia:WikiProject Chicago/Assessment/Name of nominated article}}
from the list of requests below to the
current archive page.To request an A-Class review of an article:
A-Class=current
to the {{
WikiProject Chicago}} project banner at the top of the article's talk page.=== [[Name of nominated article]] ===
at the top.~~~~
).{{Wikipedia:WikiProject Chicago/Assessment/Name of nominated article}}
at the top of the list of A-Class review requests below.If an article is nominated a second (or third, and so forth) time, either because it failed a prior nomination, or because it may no longer meet the standards and may thus need to be demoted:
There is no limit on how quickly renominations of failed articles may be made; it is perfectly acceptable to renominate as soon as the outstanding objections from the previous nomination have been satisfied.
Reviewers should keep the criteria for featured articles in mind when supporting or opposing a nomination. However, please note that (unlike actual featured articles) A-Class articles are not expected to fully meet all of the criteria; an objection should indicate a substantive problem with the article. In particular, objections over relatively minor issues of writing style or formatting should be avoided at this stage; a comprehensive, accurate, well-sourced, and decently-written article should qualify for A-Class status even if it could use some further copyediting.
Reviews will be closed by one of the project coordinators, normally at the discretion of the director or a project coordinator.
To close a review, coordinators should:
{{subst:archive top}}
and {{subst:archive bottom}}
to the top and bottom of the review subpage, respectively.A-Class=current
in the {{
WikiProject Chicago}} project banner at the top of the article's talk page to either A-Class=pass
(if the nomination is successful) or A-Class=fail
(if it is not), and update the assessment class to class=A if needed.{{Wikipedia:WikiProject Chicago/Assessment/Name of nominated article}}
from the list of requests below to the
current archive page.