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WikiProject Industrial design (announcements)

• NEW! The meaning of all this is that the 'startup' phase of the ID project is finished. The project now switches to its 'mature' phase. I encourage you to put your name in the todo page after one of the remaining tasks. You can also aim to be Coordinator if you so desire. Thank you again and see you around, --AlainR345^{Techno-Wiki-Geek} 05:54, 21 May 2010 (UTC)

• Great day kids! All 2022 ID pages are now importance-assessed. From now on, let's increase article quality! (2010-05-20)

• NEW! We reached another important milestone: all ID pages are now quality-assessed. Let's finish importance assessment! (2010-04-15)

• Hello guys and dolls, good news! Our first meaningful Cleanup listing is now available. (2010-03-24)

• Auto-assessment is finished: 1719 pages are now assessed. We now move in the manual edit mode phase of the project as of... TODAY. So, no more excuses for laziness, let's get to work, all of us... (2010-03-20)

• Big news again, we now have 1000 images within the project scope with more to come soon! (2010-03-04)

• The Design Cafe is now opened! (2010-03-03)

• Current monthly ranking stats for the WikiProject Industrial design articles is here. (2010-03-01)

• Great news folks! We recently got our first-ever Featured Article rating. (2010-02-27)

• Good news team: the first automated tagging yielded 530 articles for the project, let's grow this number! (2010-02-14)

• Hi everybody! We just opened the WikiProject Industrial design (and Design portal) for business. So enjoy! (2010-01-31)

• Hello everybody! Now that we are at least 5 members, we are able to officialize this thing. Don't you think it would be great if each one of us proudly displayed his membership by placing the Industrial design Userbox on its user (or talk) page... (2010-01-24)

• Good news folks! We now have Assessment statistics for the Industrial design articles (albeit reduced to the one Industrial design article, the only tagged so far with the project banner); See: Wikipedia:Version_1.0_Editorial_Team/Industrial_design_articles_by_quality_statistics (2010-01-05)

• Hi supporters of the WikiProject Industrial design! And thanks for your support. Now that we are more than 5 supporters, I gather from the Wikipedia guidelines that we CAN proceed with the groundwork, for releasing the project and portal in the open soon. To that effect, we would appreciate it very much if you could copy your name in the List of participants page. (2009-12-31)

• For better and faster discussion between WikiProject Industrial design members a IRC channel could be created at: irc://irc.freenode.net/##WikiProject-IndustrialDesign. For instant access click here: http://webchat.freenode.net/?channels=##WikiProject-IndustrialDesign. Please use your Wikipedia nickname. (2009-12-23)

• All members of WikiProject Industrial design are urged to install the Centralized Announcement System on their talk page. (2009-12-23)

WikiProject Industrial design and Design portal

Scope questions

This text is extracted from here. Please give it a thought as a member of WikiProject ID and put your ideas back there:

The first tagging operation of February 13, 2010 revealed some lingering scope questions that we want to discuss with each member of the project:

• The {{WikiProject_Industrial_design}} tagging gave 530 articles.
• We had previously estimated the number of potential ID articles to be around 1850...
• So the difference is this (those articles that Mr. ZooFari did no do with automated tagging but are part of the Wikipedia Industrial design category hierarchy):
  • Category:Automobile designers (455 articles);
  • Category:Cycle designers (25 articles);
  • Category:Motorcycle designers (25 articles);
  • Category:Textile designers (33 articles);
  • Category:Computer-aided design (510 articles);
  • Category:Furniture (around 1250 articles).
  • Note 1: Keep in mind there are overlaps, so numbers do not add up.
  • Note 2: I had previously decided to exclude non-furniture categories from the ID project because: by looking at some of the Category:Consumer goods articles, I thought they were not 'a good fit' as a whole, although some of them could be included later on an individual basis. (but that can also be reconsidered by the team)

The question is... What do we do about that?

1. We keep that situation 'as is'.
2. We ask somebody else to possibly automate all the rest of it.
3. We reselect some of those categories for automation (which ones?) and do the rest by hand on an article-by-article basis.

As always each solution has its advantages and inconvenients, both technical and ideological in nature... So, team, what do you think?

--AlainR345^{Techno-Wiki-Geek} 19:53, 15 February 2010 (UTC)

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