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Welcome to the Fife task force of WikiProject Scotland.
Scope[edit]
This task force caters for all Fife-related articles in the arts, sports, education, famous people and places of all sizes.
Participants[edit]
Todo[edit]
Todo items for members of Fife task force
- Tag related articles.
- Find editors who have shown interest in this subject and ask them to take a look here.
- Identify articles for creation
- Identify articles for improvement
- Review importance and quality of existing articles
Todo items for anyone
- Cupar
- Dysart, Fife
- Methil, Fife
- Buckhaven
- Dunfermline Abbey
- Kirkcaldy Museum and Art Gallery
- Buckhaven
- History of Kirkcaldy
- History of Dunfermline
Guidelines[edit]
Tagging and assessment
Any articles that are within the scope of this project should be tagged with the project banners of WikiProject Scotland. You may also find ((WikiProjectBanners)) useful. To each of these banners, you should add fife-task-force = yes as this will automatically put the page in the appropriate categories, such as Category:Fife task force articles.
Categories
Templates
For main project templates and infoboxes, see the main project page for WikiProject Scotland.
Userbox template
((Wikipedia:WikiProject Scotland/Outreach/User Fife task force))
Stub templates
- ((Fife-stub))
Fife articles needed[edit]
- Michael Nairn
Featured/Good content[edit]
Featured articles
A-class articles
Good articles
- Aberdour Castle
- William Adam (architect)
- Gordon Brown
- Forth Railway Bridge
- Kirkcaldy
- Tay Rail Bridge