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#[[Architect]] (10) | #[[Architect]] (10) | ||
#[[Architectural theory]] (10) | #[[Architectural theory]] (10) | ||
#[[History of architecture]] (10) - Chronological | #[[History of architecture]] (10) - Chronological | ||
#[[Planning and urban design]] (10) | #[[Planning and urban design]] (10) | ||
#[[Construction]] (10) | #[[Construction]] (10) | ||
#[[Construction science and technology]] ( | #[[Architectural practice]] (5) | ||
#[[Construction contract]] (5) | |||
#[[Building components]] (5) | |||
#[[Modernism (architecture)]] (5) | |||
#[[Gothic architecture]] (5) | |||
#[[Architectural history]] (5) - the academic discipline | |||
#[[Construction science and technology]] (5) | |||
#[[Architectural design process]](5) | #[[Architectural design process]](5) | ||
#[[Le Corbusier]] (5) | #[[Le Corbusier]] (5) | ||
#[[Frank Lloyd Wright]] (5) | #[[Frank Lloyd Wright]] (5) | ||
#[[Andrea Palladio]] ( | #[[Cost planning]] (2) | ||
#[[Filippo Brunelleschi]] ( | #[[Andrea Palladio]] (2) | ||
#[[Colosseum]] ( | #[[Architectural practice]] (2) | ||
#[[Great Pyramid of Giza]] ( | #[[Construction contract]] (2) | ||
#[[Basilica of Saint Denis, Paris]] ( | #[[Filippo Brunelleschi]] (2) | ||
#[[Basilica di Santa Maria del Fiore]], [[Florence]] "The Duomo" ( | #[[Colosseum]] (2) | ||
#[[Angkor Wat]] ( | #[[Great Pyramid of Giza]] (2) | ||
#[[Villa Savoye]] ( | #[[Basilica of Saint Denis, Paris]] (2) | ||
#[[Fallingwater, Pennsylvania]] ( | #[[Basilica di Santa Maria del Fiore]], [[Florence]] "The Duomo" (2) | ||
#[[Notre Dame du Haut]] ( | #[[Angkor Wat]] (2) | ||
#[[Villa Savoye]] (2) | |||
#[[Fallingwater, Pennsylvania]] (2) | |||
#[[Notre Dame du Haut]] (2) | |||
#[[Vault (architectural)]] (2) | |||
#[[Vault (architectural)]] ( | #[[Classicism (architecture)]] (2) | ||
#[[Classicism (architecture)]] ( | #[[Constructivist architecture]] (2) | ||
#[[Constructivist architecture]] ( | #[[Green architecture]] (2) | ||
#[[Green architecture]] ( | #[[Renaissance architecture]] (2) | ||
#[[Renaissance architecture]] ( | |||
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#[[ | #[[Skyscraper]] | ||
#[[ | #[[Arch]] | ||
#[[Vitruvius]] | #[[Dome]] | ||
#[[Walter Gropius]] | #[[Seagram building, New York]] | ||
#[[Ludwig Mies van der Rohe]] | #[[Vitruvius]] | ||
#[[Louis Kahn]] | #[[Walter Gropius]] | ||
#[[Frank Gehry]] | #[[Ludwig Mies van der Rohe]] | ||
#[[Zaha Hadid]] | #[[Louis Kahn]] | ||
#[[Rem Koolhaas]] | #[[Frank Gehry]] | ||
#[[Eugène Emmanuel Viollet-le-Duc]] | #[[Zaha Hadid]] | ||
#[[Antonio Sant'Elia]] | #[[Rem Koolhaas]] | ||
#[[Antonio Gaudi]] | #[[Eugène Emmanuel Viollet-le-Duc]] | ||
#[[Hagia Sophia]] | #[[Antonio Sant'Elia]] | ||
#[[Machu Picchu]] | #[[Antonio Gaudi]] | ||
#[[Parthenon]] | #[[Hagia Sophia]] | ||
#[[Pantheon, Rome]] | #[[Machu Picchu]] | ||
#[[Stonehenge]] | #[[Parthenon]] | ||
#[[Basilica of Saint Peter, Rome]] | #[[Pantheon, Rome]] | ||
#[[Forbidden City, Beijing]] | #[[Stonehenge]] | ||
#[[Leaning Tower of Pisa]] | #[[Basilica of Saint Peter, Rome]] | ||
#[[Ise Shrine]] | #[[Forbidden City, Beijing]] | ||
#[[Palace of Westminster]] | #[[Leaning Tower of Pisa]] | ||
#[[Villa Almerico-Capra]] | #[[Ise Shrine]] | ||
#[[Palace of Westminster]] | |||
#[[Villa Almerico-Capra]] (A.K.A. La Rotonda, Villa Rotunda, Villa La Rotonda, and Villa Almerico - by Palladio) | |||
#[[White House, Washington D.C.]] | #[[White House, Washington D.C.]] | ||
#[[Bauhaus, Dessau]] | #[[Bauhaus, Dessau]] - the building rather than the 'school' | ||
#[[Barcelona pavilion]] | #[[Barcelona pavilion]] | ||
#[[Casa Mila, Barcelona]] | #[[Casa Mila, Barcelona]] | ||
#[[Sagrada Familia]] | #[[Sagrada Familia]] | ||
#[[Chrysler Building, New York]] | #[[Chrysler Building, New York]] | ||
#[[Farnsworth house]] | #[[Farnsworth house]] | ||
#[[Einstein Tower]] | #[[Einstein Tower]] | ||
#[[Robbie House]] | #[[Robbie House]] | ||
#[[Grand Central Station, New York]] | #[[Grand Central Station, New York]] | ||
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#[[Guggenheim Museum, New York]] | #[[Guggenheim Museum, New York]] | ||
#[[Guggenheim Museum, Bilbao]] | #[[Guggenheim Museum, Bilbao]] | ||
#[[Empire State Building]] | #[[Empire State Building]] | ||
#[[Sydney Opera House]] | #[[Sydney Opera House]] | ||
#[[World Trade Center, New York]] | #[[World Trade Center, New York]] | ||
#[[House]] (1) | #[[House]] (1) | ||
#[[Museum]] | #[[Museum]] | ||
#[[Gallery]] | #[[Gallery]] | ||
#[[Airport]] | #[[Airport]] | ||
#[[Railway station]] | #[[Railway station]] | ||
#[[Office]] | #[[Office]] | ||
#[[Temple]] | #[[Temple]] | ||
#[[School]] | #[[School]] | ||
#[[Hospital]] | #[[Hospital]] | ||
#[[Foundation (architectural)]] | #[[Foundation (architectural)]] | ||
#[[Floor (architectural)]] | #[[Floor (architectural)]] | ||
#[[Envelope (architectural)]] | #[[Envelope (architectural)]] | ||
#[[Wall]] | #[[Wall]] | ||
#[[Curtain wall]] | #[[Curtain wall]] | ||
#[[Window]] | #[[Window]] | ||
#[[Roof]] | #[[Roof]] | ||
#[[Tower]] | #[[Tower]] | ||
#[[Architectural revivalism]] | #[[Architectural revivalism]] | ||
#[[The battle of the styles]] | #[[The battle of the styles]] | ||
#[[Baroque architecture]] | #[[Baroque architecture]] | ||
#[[Gothic revival architecture]] | #[[Gothic revival architecture]] - may include the 'gothic survival' | ||
#[[Bauhaus]] | #[[Bauhaus]] history and influence of the school | ||
#[[De Stijl]] | #[[De Stijl]] | ||
#[[Mannerist architecture]] | #[[Mannerist architecture]] | ||
#[[Architectural award]] | #[[Architectural award]] | ||
#[[Cost control]] | #[[Cost control]] | ||
#[[Building code]] | #[[Building code]] | ||
#[[Arbitration (architectural)]] | #[[Arbitration (architectural)]] | ||
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What are core articles?
Core articles are our top priority articles--articles that are most in demand and most important for us to include in an encyclopedia that has any hope of being comprehensive.
Our leading authors and editors believe this initiative is very important. We hope you'll set aside your relatively specialized interests for a while, and join the contest to create reliable introductions to the most basic topics known to humanity.
How does the core articles initiative work?
Essentially, we list our unwritten core articles here on this page, negotiating about which articles really are our highest priority. We then invite people to write articles on those topics, awarding points for any draft that is 250 words or longer. We tally points on CZ:Core Articles/Scores.
Page format
This is one big long page, divided into sections, one for each workgroup. Each section should be written in three columns. However, make sure the columns break after each workgroup. (So each workgroup header is in one column which spans all three.) Total number of articles on page will be about 4,000. So it will be a big page, but that's OK, it's not too big.
Each line of a workgroup's section begins with # so that the entries are numbered. Most important (highest point value) entries should be listed first. Format of a line evolves like this:
The original entry simply says "French painting" is worth 5 points:
# [[French painting]] (5)
Once Jane Doe has written a draft article over 250 words, she may take credit:
# [[French painting]] (5) - [[User:Jane Doe|]]
Someone confirms that Jane has written 250 words, writing "OK":
# [[French painting]] (5) - [[User:Jane Doe|]] - OK
Finished.
Note: anyone may edit any section of this page so that the section is in conformity with these formatting guidelines! Be Bold!
Topic choice
Each workgroup nominates 99 topics (33 per column). Exceptions are Biology, Health Sciences, History, Geography, Mathematics, Business, Media, Games, Hobbies, and Sports, which may nominate 198 topics (66 per column). For some already-existing article lists, for ideas, please see [1] and [2] as well as, in many cases, workgroup homepages. Here are the 1000 most popular Wikipedia articles of September 2007. List articles in only one workgroup. All topics must be either completely unwritten, a micro-stub, or status=4.
Anyone may list articles here, but if workgroup editors wish to work out the list elsewhere, they may.
* Note: top priority articles that are status=4 (unedited from Wikipedia) should be listed, but with an asterisk--which indicates that, to get the points, a person must either completely replace or rewrite the article.
** Also note: "micro-stubs" (articles without pictures, 50 words or less) should also be listed, but with two asterisks.
Attaching points to topics
Each workgroup may award 10 points for the five most important articles in the group, 5 points for the ten next most important, and 2 points for the 18 next most important (down to #33, the bottom of the first column). The rest (in the middle and right columns) are worth a point apiece.
The first and/or most motivated editor attaches points to articles. If after a reasonable period it appears no editor is going to step up, then the most qualified and motivated author issues the points.
Claiming points
None of these articles may come from Wikipedia, if you want it to count. In fact, if you want, you can entirely replace a status = 4 Wikipedia-sourced article with a new CZ article. Please do.
For now, we do not track first draft authors on the talk page or the metadata page of an article, but only on CZ:Core Articles.
Authors may claim points on CZ:Core Articles/Scores only after their article length (and non-Wikipediahood) has been OK'd.
Core Articles Coordinator
The Core Articles Coordinator is a volunteer who ensures that these rules are being followed, and in particular, "locks in" or approves the article list and point assignment, by ensuring that the most qualified active person on CZ has looked over these things. The CAC would also be expected to make sure this page is correct--that formatting, "OK'ing," and other matters are done smoothly and correctly.
Stages of development
We can distinguish eight stages of development for each set of articles:
- No topics nominated.
- Fewer than half nominated.
- Most or all have been nominated, but not assigned points.
- All topics nominated and assigned points by someone.
- All topics and point assignments "locked in" by the Core Articles Coordinator (who ensures that the most qualified active person on CZ has looked over the list).
- At least one, but fewer than half, of the core article in the workgroup have been written and OK'd.
- Most but not all of the articles have been written and OK'd.
- All articles have been written and OK'd.
Already-written core articles
In the sections titled "Already-written core articles," please list top priority articles that were already written prior to September 25, 2007. List any articles that are as high or higher priority as any on the list of 99 (or 198). This is to prevent people from listing articles that have already been written, and so that this page is maximally useful to the end-user. Points are not given for articles in this section--well, not yet, anyway.
The "Miscellaneous" category
Articles that we'll definitely want, but which aren't obviously located in any existing workgroup, should be placed in Miscellaneous. There can be up to 300 articles listed here. Make sure there are no duplicates (overlap with workgroup lists). Each of these will be worth 1 point, unless any editor decides otherwise.
The Core Articles
Natural Sciences
Astronomy - Stage 3
Already-written core articles in this workgroup
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Biology - Stage 4
Already-written core articles in this workgroup
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Chemistry - Stage 3
Already-written core articles in this workgroup
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Earth Sciences - Stage 4
Already-written core articles in this workgroup
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Mathematics - Stage 3
Already-written core articles in this workgroup
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Physics - Stage 2
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Already-written core articles in this workgroup
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Social Sciences
Anthropology - Stage 3
Already-written core articles in this workgroup
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Archaeology
On advice of an editor, let's include the archaeology articles with anthropology.
- Potsherd
- Test pit
- Provenience
- Carbon dating
- Dendrochronology
- Survey (archaeology)
- Site plan (archaeology)
- Midden
Economics - Stage 2
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LOWER PRIORITY
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Already-written core articles in this workgroup
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Education - Stage 1
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Start listing top priority unwritten, microstub, or status = 4 articles here! |
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Geography - Stage 2
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Law - Stage 2
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The categorization is provisional, see Law workgroup page |
Second column
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Already-written core articles in this workgroup
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Linguistics - Stage 2 - almost 3
Provisional awarding of points - I'm not an editor. John Stephenson 01:44, 29 September 2007 (CDT)
Individual languages could be listed here, as needed. Grammatical concepts could be added as well.
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Already-written core articles in this workgroup
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Politics - Stage 2
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HIGH PRIORITY ARTICLES
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LOWER PRIORITY |
Already-written core articles in this workgroup
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Psychology - Stage 2
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Sociology - Stage 3
[The articles in these columns are not ordered by priority, yet.]
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Humanities
Classics - Stage 1
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History - Stage 1
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Literature - Stage 1
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Philosophy - Stage 1
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Religion - Stage 1
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Arts
Architecture - Stage 4
Already-written core articles in this workgroup
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- See also: CZ:Architecture Workgroup
Music - Stage 3
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Theater - Stage 2
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Visual Arts - Stage 3
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Applied Arts and Sciences
Agriculture - Stage 2
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Business - Stage 1
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Computers - Stage 2
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Engineering - Stage 2
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Food Science - Stage 2
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Healing Arts - Stage 1
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Health Sciences - Stage 1
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Journalism - Stage 1
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Library and Information Science - Stage 2
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Media - Stage 2
This is where to put everything about movies and actors...
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Military - Stage 2
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Recreation
Games - Stage 1
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Hobbies - Stage 3
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Sports - Stage 2
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Miscellaneous
Articles that we'll definitely want, but which aren't obviously located in any of the above workgroups.
Country profiles - in Geography, no?. I'd say yes.
- Regarding countries, please see the talk page.
- should be politics, sociology, and economics
- must be interdisciplinary to avoid narrow bias
2. Development
- of what? of a country, then economics and geography [development studies are usually in economics]
- must be interdisciplinary to avoid narrow bias; geographers don't usually deal with it
3. Petroleum or rather Fossil fuels
- what angle? if substance, then chemistry and geology; can also be economics and politics
- all angles - must be interdisciplinary for a general article
- may be split into:
last three are already listed under Earth Sciences
4. Ideology
- sociology, politics and philosophy
- a real toss-up!
5. Poverty
- sociology or economics
- I'd choose sociology if I had to [economic sociology]
- interdisciplinary but probably best belongs in biology; could also be in sociology
- death - religion would seem to lay equal claim as biology; dying - about as interdisciplinary as something can get
7. Social Work
- needs a Social and Public Policy Workgroup [usually located in Social Policy]
8. Women's studies or Gender studies
- mostly sociology, but can encompass many others
9. Dance - and this doesn't belong way down at no. 9 on the list
- Ballet
- Modern dance
- Tap dance
- Martha Graham
- Maria Tallchief
- Alvin Ailey
- Ballroom Dancing
- Vernon and Irene Castle
- Ginger Rodgers
- Fred Astaire
- Gene Kelly
- Gregory Hines
- Dance Theatre of Harlem
- Kirov Ballet
- Rudolf Nureyev
- Katherine Dunham
- Folk dance
- African dance
- Indian dance
- History of dance
- Nicholas Brothers
- Sammy Davis, Jr.
- Savion Glover
- Cyd Charisse
- Margot Fonteyn
- Natalia Markarova
- Anna Pavlova
- Arthur Murray
- breakdancing
- Irish dance
10. Circus
- P.T. Barnum - [history]-- what? You're gonna put Barnum in history? What will Richard say?
- Fair
- side show
- freak show (in modern terms it certainly does not mean "side show")
11. Communications (in this sense)
12. Clothing
- socks
- shirt
- t-shirt
- polo shirt
- vest
- cardigan
- wristwatch
- shoes
- necktie
- bowtie
- pants
- underwear
- glasses
- tie clip
- cufflinks
- hat
- capris
- sandals
- belt
- dress
- skirt
- tie-dye
- brooch
- pin
- bracelet
- gloves
- scarf
- jacket or coat
- boots
- white tie
- black tie
- kimono
- wrapper
- dressing gown
- Nehru jacket
- Dashiki
13. Fashion (Note: I just came upon this, and I don't believe we should be listing them *all*--I think we should be picking the ones from that list who are "historically significant", if the fashion world has such a label. --Robert W King 18:34, 29 September 2007 (CDT))
- Christian Dior
- Coco Chanel
- Jean-Paul Goethe
- Donna Karen
- Ralph Lauren
- Jordache
- Lee
- Arthur People
- Georgio Armani
- Dockers
- Nike
- Converse
- Vans
- Levi Strauss
- Mr. Blackwell
- Tiffany & Company
- Calvin Klein
- Betsey Johnson
- Brooks Brothers
- Polo
- Adidas
- Reebok
14. Landscaping [a business and a hobby]
15. Entertainment--this is interesting: all performance arts and sports provide entertainment; they are also hobbies and professions--my head hurts! Perhaps in Business, and/or Sociology?
16. Art -- now you can't believe we don't have this, uhu?
17. Man