User:Lijil

Currently working on[edit]

• Wikipedia:WikProject Electronic literature
• And over at Wikidata I'm working with colleagues at the Center for Digital Narrative [no; nn] on Wikidata:WikiProject Digital Narratives where our goal is to connect data in the ELMCIP Electronic Literature Knowledge Base to Wikidata.

Tools[edit]

Writing better articles[edit]

• Nominating and reviewing articles for GA review (Good Article review) is a great way to improve Wikipedia! Here is a Cheatsheet for GA reviews
• Article quality assessment criteria and importance

Saving time on boring tasks[edit]

• User scripts
  • Citehighlighter - this highlights the references in an article so you can see how solid they are. Doesn't recognise indie, peer reviewed scholarly journals so don't trust absolutely.

Templates for writing articles[edit]

It can be easier to start a new article from a template. Will add to this list.

• Work of electronic literature - Wikidata infobox is useful - should perhaps develop this into e-lit infobox template?
• Academic bio (adapted from User:DrThneed)
• General template for a biography

Templates that do cool stuff[edit]

Going to add stuff here.

• Visualisations of characteristics of articles created by Wikipedians using Wikidata properties. (URL)

Tools for managing WikiProjects[edit]

I am learning how to set up a WikiProject over at Wikipedia:WikProject Electronic literature. Here are some tools I have liked:

Generate lists from Wikidata[edit]

Wikipedia:WikiProject Electronic literature/Electronic literature works that won the New Media Writing Prize

Setting up a template for a new project[edit]

You can view (and edit) the source at Template:WikiProject Electronic literature.

New articles I've created[edit]

2024[edit]

• Archival-Poetics (poetry collection by Natalie Harkin)
• Margo Selby (British textile artist)
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This user is a participant in WikiProject Electronic literature

This user is a member of the Indie Task Force.

This user is a participant in WikiProject Women artists.

This user is a participant in WikiProject Women in Red (redlinks→blue)