Wikipedia:WikiProject Freedom of speech#Participants

1. Work collaboratively to improve the quality of articles within the topic, ideally to WP:GA or WP:FA quality status.
2. Serve as a central location for discussion of improvement of articles within the topic.
3. Contain statistical data for analysis of quality changes and importance of all articles in the topic.
4. List helpful resources for referencing and research work within the topic.
5. Provide links to locations/techniques to get additional help from other related areas of Wikipedia.

1. All articles within Portal:Freedom of speech, specifically Portal:Freedom of speech/Topics.
2. All articles relating to Freedom of speech, and technique and history of Freedom of speech, broadly defined.
3. *This includes:
4. **Books
5. **Case law
6. **People
7. **Popular culture

• No sub-specific guidelines independently exist for the project itself.
• General Wikipedia-wide project guidelines apply, including:
• WP:V
• WP:RS
• WP:NPOV

• From Portal:Freedom of speech/Things you can do:

{{Portal:Freedom of speech/Things you can do}}

;List of participants

{{/Participants}}

{{Shortcut|Template:FOSINV}}

To be placed on User talk pages of users who you have noticed contribute regularly to Freedom of Speech related articles, if they decide to join they will list themselves on the list of participants.

{{subst:WikiProject Freedom of speech invitation|ts=~~~~}}

or

{{subst:FOSINV|ts=~~~~}}

{{WikiProject Freedom of speech invitation}}

{{Portal:Freedom of speech/Recognized content}}

Please feel free to list your new Freedom of speech-related articles here (newer articles at the top, please). Any new articles that have an interesting or unusual fact in them, are at least over 1,000 characters, don't have any dispute templates on them, and cite their sources, should be suggested for the Did you know? box on the Wikipedia Main Page.

• Imprisonment of Roger Shuler. Only imprisoned journalist in the Western Hemisphere (according to the Committee to Protect Journalists) is held not in Cuba or Boliva, but Alabama. Tough article because he's not very attractive, so dunno if I've threaded that needle correctly, would not mind another set of eyes.
• A. F. James MacArthur, Baltimore journalist who broadcast his arrest to 10,000 listeners via online radio.
• Urofsky v. Gilmore, case decided before the United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit
• Draft:NetReputation censorship organisation

; Assessment

• /Assessment - dedicated assessment page for project.

; Peer review

• Wikipedia:WikiProject Freedom of speech/Article alerts

{{/Article alerts}}

{{WikiProject cleanup listing|Freedom of speech}}

• :Category:Freedom of speech

;Category tree display

Freedom of speech

;WikiProject template to tag article talk pages

• {{tl|WikiProject Freedom of speech}}

;Userboxes related to Freedom of speech

1. {{tl|User Freedom of speech}}
2. {{tl|User free speech}}
3. User:Feureau/UserBox/freespeech

;The Freedom of Speech Barnstar

• {{tlx|The Freedom of speech Barnstar|put your message here ~~~~}}

{{The Freedom of speech Barnstar}}

;The Anti-censorship Barnstar

• {{tl|The Anti-censorship Barnstar}}

Example:

; Sample code

{{subst:The Anti-censorship Barnstar|1=On behalf of WikiProject Freedom of speech, The Anti-censorship Barnstar is awarded to {{subst:BASEPAGENAME}}, for contributions related to expanding and improving the quality of articles on Wikipedia relevant to censorship and freedom of speech. From the participants at WikiProject Freedom of speech, thank you, ~~~~}}

; Example output

• Wikipedians against censorship
• Human rights
• Internet
• Journalism
• Law
• Mass surveillance
• Media
• Politics

{{sisterlinks|Freedom of speech}}

• [http://toolserver.org/~dispenser/cgi-bin/transcluded_changes.py?namespace=&page=Template:WikiProject_Freedom_of_speech WikiProject Watchlist - WikiProject Freedom of speech]

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