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WikiProject Horror needs your help

Throwupnchoke : You've received this message as you are listed as a WikiProject Horror Participant. As you may have noticed, WikiProject Horror has suffered from a lack of direction and coordination of late. A suggestion on how to improve the Project and maintain it as a viable resource has been placed up for discussion here. As a member of the Project, your voice is valued and your input is requested. Thank you, hornoir (talk) 00:03, 10 January 2009 (UTC)[reply]

WikiProject Horror Newsletter - February 2009

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The WikiProject Horror Newsletter (Volume I, no. 1 / February 2009)

The WikiProject Horror Newsletter
Volume I, no. 1 / February 2009
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Project news

WikiProject Horror has been under reconstruction for the past month, in hopes to re-invigorate participant activity and re-activate the Collaboration of the Month department. Please take a look at the project’s redesign and post any suggestions to the new Notice Board.
Spearheading this reconstruction movement has been interim coordinator Hornoir, with assistance from Bignole. An official election for Project Coordinator and Assistant Coordinator positions will be held in the coming weeks. Any active member of the project will be able to nominate for and/or vote on the positions. Please watch the coordinator’s page for developments.
WikiProject Horror currently has over 2600 articles within its scope; unfortunately, 2200 remain at Start-Class or below. Please help bring some of these articles up to (at least) B-Class. An article does not have to be the current Collaboration of the Month to gain assistance from dedicated editors like you.
Nemesis, an article on the fictional character from the Resident Evil series of games, was promoted to Good Article-Class in January.
The current horror-related Featured Article nominee is Bride of Frankenstein (talk • review).
The current horror-related Good Article-Class candidates include Horror comics in the United States, 1947–1954 (talk • review), The Frighteners (talk • review), Raaz - The Mystery Continues (talk • review), and White Dog (talk • review).
WikiProject Horror now meets all Wikipedia v. 1.0 Editorial Team criteria.

Task force and related news

WikiProject Saw has agreed to become a task force under WikiProject Horror. Please make them feel welcome and help them become part of our project.
They are fully integrated into the {{HorrorWikiProject}} banner and their main page has been relocated to WikiProject Horror/Saw task force.
A Friday the 13th WikiProject has been proposed and while the over-ridding consensus at the moment is that the scope is too small for a WikiProject proper, the proposal bears consideration as a possible task force for our project.
Please comment on the proposal with your own thoughts on the matter.
A Halloween task force has been proposed at the WikiProject Council.
Please comment on the proposal with your support and/or thoughts on the matter.

Collaboration of the Month

The current Collaboration of the Month has been None.
The next collaboration is due for selection on November 30, 2024, so nominate an article and/or vote on a current nomination.

Announcements and open tasks

WikiProject Horror
Announcements and open tasks

→ Please place the {{WikiProject Horror}} banner in appropriate article talk pages!

Current Featured Article candidates (67 achieved):
- None
Current Good Article candidates (440 achieved):
- None
WikiProject Horror Peer Reviews:
- None
Article alerts: Please check here for up-to-date information on horror-related article alerts.
Cleanup listing: Please check here for a list of horror-related articles that may require some form of work done on them.
The Collaboration of the Month is currently inactive.

Nominations for Coordinator positions are currently ongoing. Feel free to add your name and comments.

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WikiProject Horror Newsletter - March 2009

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The WikiProject Horror Newsletter (Volume I, no. 2 / March 2009)

The WikiProject Horror Newsletter
Volume I, no. 2 / March 2009
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Project news

Nominations for the Coordinator positions are now open. The nomination process will run throughout March, with voting running throughout April. Any member of Project is welcome to nominate themselves for a Coordinator position.

The Project has a new Task Center, which allows any Project member to volunteer for as a Task Editor within the Project. Task Editor positions currently open include Project Promoter, Collaboration Coordinator, Peer Review Coordinator, New & Stub Article Monitor, and Article Monitor.

Our first Collaboration of the Month has been selected and it is The Texas Chain Saw Massacre. Please help out in improving the article towards Featured Article-Class. Nominations for the next Collaboration of the Month are, of course, ongoing.
WikiProject Horror currently has over 3000 articles within its scope; unfortunately, 2600 remain at Start-Class or below. Please help bring some of these articles up to (at least) B-Class. An article does not have to be the current Collaboration of the Month to gain assistance from dedicated editors like you.
Articles promoted to Good Article-Class in February include: Eerie (comics), The Frighteners, , Left 4 Dead , and James Whale.
There is one current horror-related Featured Article nominee, which is Bride of Frankenstein (talk • review).
The current horror-related Good Article-Class candidates include Raaz - The Mystery Continues (talk • review) and White Dog (talk • review).
A Peer Review has been requested for Friday the 13th (franchise). The review can be found here.

Task force and related news

A Friday the 13th WikiProject has been proposed and while the over-ridding consensus at the moment is that the scope is too small for a WikiProject proper, the proposal bears consideration as a possible task force for our project.
Please comment on the proposal with your own thoughts on the matter.
A Halloween task force has been proposed at the WikiProject Council.
Please comment on the proposal with your support and/or thoughts on the matter.

Collaboration of the Month

The current Collaboration of the Month has been None.
The next collaboration is due for selection on November 30, 2024, so nominate an article and/or vote on a current nomination.

Announcements and open tasks

WikiProject Horror
Announcements and open tasks

→ Please place the {{WikiProject Horror}} banner in appropriate article talk pages!

Current Featured Article candidates (67 achieved):
- None
Current Good Article candidates (440 achieved):
- None
WikiProject Horror Peer Reviews:
- None
Article alerts: Please check here for up-to-date information on horror-related article alerts.
Cleanup listing: Please check here for a list of horror-related articles that may require some form of work done on them.
The Collaboration of the Month is currently inactive.

Nominations for Coordinator positions are currently ongoing. Feel free to add your name and comments.

To stop receiving this newsletter, please remove your username (Throwupnchoke) from the Active members list and add it to the Active members not wishing to receive the Newsletter list.

→ Please direct all enquiries to the WikiProject talk page.
→ This newsletter/release was delivered by ENewsBot · 00:26, 1 March 2009 (UTC)[reply]

WikiProject Horror Newsletter - April 2009

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The WikiProject Horror Newsletter
Volume I, no. 3 / April 2009
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	The Coordinator nomination has been extended!
	Please go to the nomination page now to add yourself to the election for a coordinator position. Voting will begin on May 1st.

	The current Collaboration of the Month (The Texas Chain Saw Massacre) has been extended by a month!
	The next collaboration will be selected on April 30th, 2009. Please place suggestions for the next collaboration here and/or vote on current suggestions.

→ Please direct all enquiries to the WikiProject talk page.
→ This newsletter/release was delivered by ENewsBot · 05:24, 4 April 2009 (UTC)[reply]

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Thanks for uploading File:Kittie Promo 2013.jpg. I noticed that this file is being used under a claim of fair use. However, I think that the way it is being used fails the first non-free content criterion. This criterion states that files used under claims of fair use may have no free equivalent; in other words, if the file could be adequately covered by a freely-licensed file or by text alone, then it may not be used on Wikipedia. If you believe this file is not replaceable, please:

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