Wikipedia:WikiProject Stub Sorting - Important Page Links

Important Page Links

  • Wikipedia:Stub (WP:STUB) - official definition and instruction on stubs.
  • Wikipedia:WikiProject Stub sorting/Stub types (WP:WSS/ST) - lists all stub categories.
  • Wikipedia:WikiProject Stub sorting/Stub type sizes - gives numbers of members of all stub categories.
  • Wikipedia:WikiProject Stub sorting/Proposals (WP:WSS/P) - for proposals on new stub types and other stub-related discussion.
  • Wikipedia:WikiProject Stub sorting/Discoveries (WP:WSS/D) - for newly-discovered stub types.
  • Wikipedia:Stub types for deletion (WP:SFD) - for deletion, merging or renaming of stub templates and categories.
  • Wikipedia:WikiProject Stub sorting/Criteria/Archive - for archives of old proposals and discussions.
  • Wikipedia:Most wanted stubs
  • Special:Shortpages
  • Category:Stub categories - the main list of stub categories and of articles contained within them
  • Category:Stubs (CAT:STUB) - Articles tagged with generic {{stub}}. Frequently overpopulated and needs constant maintenance.
  • Wikipedia:Database reports/Stubs included directly in stub categories
  • Wikipedia:Database reports/Unused stub templates
See also: Category:WikiProject Stub sorting and all subpages of this page

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