Difference between revisions of "Conservapedia Day"
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*an essay competition, open to the homeschool classes, on a topic to be suggested here. The winning entry to be 'front-paged'. | *an essay competition, open to the homeschool classes, on a topic to be suggested here. The winning entry to be 'front-paged'. | ||
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Revision as of 18:16, October 19, 2008
Conservapedia was inaugurated on November 21, 2006, so November 21 is Conservapedia Day, when we celebrate the achievements of this project.
Suggestions for ways of celebrating Conservapedia Day
- an improvement competition, to start on November 21
- a poetry competition, subject Conservapedia
- announcement of the first Conservapedia Awards?
- have a virtual party
- mention the top three contributors to News related wanted pages on the Main Page.
- mention the top three contributors to News suggestions on the Main Page.
- Announce new sysop(s).
- a keynote article on the achievements of Conservapedia over its first two years.
- A statistical analysis of the first and the second years' growth, accomplishments, and major contributors.
- The top-scoring American History class student could be named and profiled on the Main Page
- an essay competition, open to the homeschool classes, on a topic to be suggested here. The winning entry to be 'front-paged'.