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This is the central page page for the Consumer Rights Wiki's projects. If you want to get used to the wiki and make you first edits, these are a brilliant way to do that! Below you'll find a list of all projects currently active on the wiki. | This is the central page page for the Consumer Rights Wiki's projects. If you want to get used to the wiki and make you first edits, these are a brilliant way to do that! Below you'll find a list of all projects currently active on the wiki. | ||
==Active projects== | ==Active projects== | ||
*[[Projects:Archive everything]] - an effort to get as many articles as possible using archive links instead of live links for important sources | *[[Projects:Archive everything]] - an effort to get as many articles as possible using archive links instead of live links for important sources | ||
*[[Projects:Cargo-complete]] - making sure articles have all the metadata they should | *[[Projects:Cargo-complete]] - making sure articles have all the metadata they should | ||
==Suggestions== | |||
Feel free to suggest ideas, proposals, or project page drafts for new projects on the discussion page here. A good project will generally be some completable set of tasks where each individual edit required is fairly short and simple. | |||
[[Category:Projects]] | [[Category:Projects]] | ||
Revision as of 01:44, 2 December 2025
Welcome! This is the central page page for the Consumer Rights Wiki's projects. If you want to get used to the wiki and make you first edits, these are a brilliant way to do that! Below you'll find a list of all projects currently active on the wiki.
Active projects
- Projects:Archive everything - an effort to get as many articles as possible using archive links instead of live links for important sources
- Projects:Cargo-complete - making sure articles have all the metadata they should
Suggestions
Feel free to suggest ideas, proposals, or project page drafts for new projects on the discussion page here. A good project will generally be some completable set of tasks where each individual edit required is fairly short and simple.