User:JackFromWisconsin/Star nominations: Difference between revisions

This is where we determine whether an article is ready to be a '''star-class''' article and featured as one of the best articles on this wiki. From [[User:JackFromWisconsin/Article status|article status]]:<blockquote>''Identified as one of our best articles one the wiki. A very useful article that includes everything an individual could want. These articles must follow all of the [[Consumer Rights Wiki:Wiki policy index|wiki policy index]], including [[Consumer Rights Wiki:Verifiability|Verifiability]], [[Consumer Rights Wiki:Living persons policy|Living persons policy]], and the [[Consumer Rights Wiki:Style guide|Style guide]]. The prose ("body text") of the article is well written and free of grammatical errors, all of the citations are properly formatted, and enough media is included to aid the reader. These articles may be considered "complete" unless an update to this consumer rights issue happens (e.g. new lawsuit or a change in company policy).''</blockquote>

You can nominate any "usable-class" articles you think is ready to be star.

Multiple editors should discuss a nominated article and really dig in and provide good feedback. Please look at the article's prose ("body text"), references, and images. The article should meet '''''all''''' of our [[Consumer Rights Wiki:Wiki policy index|policies and guidelines]]. Please point out where you think its lacking. If you don't see any issues, then please say you support the article being classed as star.  

Nominations may be open for a minimum of three weeks to gather feedback and make changes. Nominations older than this may be closed as successful or unsuccessful.