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The beginning class of the article is the classification at the beginning of the month. Please add entries in alphabetical order by user name in the following form:
| [[User:Username|]] || [[Talk:Article name]] || Entry class || End class || Points || Checked
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Nominees should track their own entries, updating the table with the new classes and points claimed/earned as articles are reclassified (to avoid month-end congestion). This is self-scoring (but not self-assessing) so requests for assessments should be made through the normal channels, although nominees may self-assess articles up to B-class at discretion. Experienced members may check entries for the significance of a nominees contribution and the points they have claimed; if they are satisfied they should sign the "checked" box. Entries may be progressively checked through the scoring period. If a "checked" nomination is upgraded, the nominator must remove a notation that the nomination has been checked. At month end, the closing coordinator will check the total points claimed and update the yearly scoreboard.
Note: Entrants should not update this during the contest scoring periods. The co-ordinator who closes the contest will update the scoreboard at the end of each month once entries have been verified.
Personally, I set B Class at a minimum of 4500mb prose size but haven't seen any rules on that. This is marginally short of that size but ok. Quetzal1964 (talk) 08:05, 24 June 2024 (UTC)reply