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So one of the goals of this subproject should be to get the articles [[Government of Oregon]] and [[Politics of Oregon]] up to a decent standard. If we ever want to try to get the [[Oregon]] article up to [[Wikipedia:Good article|GA]] or [[Wikipedia:Featured article|FA]] status, these will need to be filled out, as they will then become "see main article" redirects under those headings in the Oregon article. You can see [[Government of California]] and [[Politics of California]] for examples of what this should look like. Can't let our neighbors to the south get the better of us, can we? ;) BTW, only [[Minnesota]] and [[West Virginia]] have reached GA status and no U.S. states are FA yet. [[User:Katr67|Katr67]] 20:37, 1 December 2006 (UTC) |
So one of the goals of this subproject should be to get the articles [[Government of Oregon]] and [[Politics of Oregon]] up to a decent standard. If we ever want to try to get the [[Oregon]] article up to [[Wikipedia:Good article|GA]] or [[Wikipedia:Featured article|FA]] status, these will need to be filled out, as they will then become "see main article" redirects under those headings in the Oregon article. You can see [[Government of California]] and [[Politics of California]] for examples of what this should look like. Can't let our neighbors to the south get the better of us, can we? ;) BTW, only [[Minnesota]] and [[West Virginia]] have reached GA status and no U.S. states are FA yet. [[User:Katr67|Katr67]] 20:37, 1 December 2006 (UTC) |
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:Agreed. I still think de-redlinking [[Government of Oregon]] is step one toward that end. I've searched in vain for a comprehensive org chart of the various agencies, bureaus, divisions and departments. The ''Oregon Blue Book'' list is redacted, and the list on [Oregon.gov] doesn't clearly indicate hierarchy. I'll see what materials I can find at the local library Monday. I'll start creating missing articles on statewide offices and governmental agencies in the meantime. --'''J-M''' [[User:Jgilhousen|Jgilhousen]] 06:03, 3 December 2006 (UTC) |
:Agreed. I still think de-redlinking [[Government of Oregon]] is step one toward that end. I've searched in vain for a comprehensive org chart of the various agencies, bureaus, divisions and departments. The ''Oregon Blue Book'' list is redacted, and the list on [Oregon.gov] doesn't clearly indicate hierarchy. I'll see what materials I can find at the local library Monday. I'll start creating missing articles on statewide offices and governmental agencies in the meantime. --'''J-M''' [[User:Jgilhousen|Jgilhousen]] 06:03, 3 December 2006 (UTC) |
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::I may have an alphabetical list laying around here somewhere. I tried to find it on the website of the agency I used to work for, but I think it was an in-house thing. I'm rather familiar with ORS too, so if you need help sorting this stuff out let me know. [[User:Katr67|Katr67]] 07:00, 3 December 2006 (UTC) |
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Government of Oregon, etc.
So one of the goals of this subproject should be to get the articles Government of Oregon and Politics of Oregon up to a decent standard. If we ever want to try to get the Oregon article up to GA or FA status, these will need to be filled out, as they will then become "see main article" redirects under those headings in the Oregon article. You can see Government of California and Politics of California for examples of what this should look like. Can't let our neighbors to the south get the better of us, can we? ;) BTW, only Minnesota and West Virginia have reached GA status and no U.S. states are FA yet. Katr67 20:37, 1 December 2006 (UTC)
- Agreed. I still think de-redlinking Government of Oregon is step one toward that end. I've searched in vain for a comprehensive org chart of the various agencies, bureaus, divisions and departments. The Oregon Blue Book list is redacted, and the list on [Oregon.gov] doesn't clearly indicate hierarchy. I'll see what materials I can find at the local library Monday. I'll start creating missing articles on statewide offices and governmental agencies in the meantime. --J-M Jgilhousen 06:03, 3 December 2006 (UTC)
- I may have an alphabetical list laying around here somewhere. I tried to find it on the website of the agency I used to work for, but I think it was an in-house thing. I'm rather familiar with ORS too, so if you need help sorting this stuff out let me know. Katr67 07:00, 3 December 2006 (UTC)