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The following is a list of articles lacking references that we are currently working on. Feel free to help with any of these. If the article is referenced to a satisfactory level, the {{sources}} tag (or similar) may be removed.
Anybody may add an article that they would like to see referenced to this list, but please add it in the commented spaces below the other articles. Once an article from the list has been referenced and removed from here, the next one in line may be added.
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Articles lacking sources
- Category:Articles lacking sources - A repository of articles lacking sources. Currently has a huge backlog!
- Category:Articles with unsourced quotes or Category:Articles with unsourced statements
- Category:Wikipedia_articles_needing_factual_verification
- Unreferenced Biographies of Living People, via messedrocker
Cleanup jobs
- Category:Wikipedia references cleanup - Articles with improperly formatted references
- Convert old syntax: User:Cyde/Ref converter has a script and a list of articles using the old reference syntax of {{ref}} and {{note}}. You may help convert this old format into the new format using <ref> and <references/>.
Warning! Some articles use both so both a list of notes and references can be kept in separate sections of an article.
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- This page was last modified on 4 July 2008, at 01:46.
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