Category:Wikipedia essays
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This category contains Wikipedia essays – project pages on Wikipedia-related topics, but with no official status.
Pages tagged with {{essay}}
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Essays in the Wikipedia namespace may be edited by anyone. Essays in the User namespace are normally edited only by the user that hosts the page and are categorized with Category:User essays, usually via {{user essay}}. User essays may be moved categorically into the Wikipedia namespace and this category if they are frequently referenced, as evidenced by becoming an evolving expression of multiple editors. Wikipedia essays may be moved into userspace (or deleted) if they are found to be unhelpful or to contradict a settled point of policy. Additional essays may be found in the WMF-wide meta:Category:Essays. For non-Wikipedia-related essays, as article topics, see Category:Essays.
Subcategories
This category has the following 38 subcategories, out of 49 total.
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- Wikipedia essays about consensus (61 P)
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- Wikipedia essays about gender (13 P)
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- Wikipedia how-to essays (43 P)
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- Wikipedia essays about infoboxes (11 P)
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- Wikipedia essays about lists (18 P)
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- Wikipedia essays about stubs (6 P)
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- Wikipedia essays about vandalism (21 P)
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- Wikipedia warning essays (28 P)
- Essays about what Wikipedia is (15 P)
- Wikipedia supplemental pages (141 P)
Pages in category "Wikipedia essays"
The following 200 pages are in this category, out of approximately 2,107 total. This list may not reflect recent changes.
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- Wikipedia:Baby and bathwater
- Wikipedia:Back to top
- Wikipedia:Backdoor canvass
- Wikipedia:Bait-and-switch
- Wikipedia:Balance Your Perspectives
- Wikipedia:Banner standardisation
- Wikipedia:Bare notability
- Wikipedia:Bartender's closing
- Wikipedia:Base title advantage
- Wikipedia:Basic citation concepts
- Wikipedia:Basic copyright issues
- Wikipedia:Basic dignity
- Wikipedia:Be a reliable source
- Wikipedia:Be excellent to one another
- Wikipedia:Be pragmatic
- Wikipedia:Be specific at DRN
- Wikipedia:Be the glue
- Wikipedia:Because I can
- Wikipedia:Beef up that first revision
- Wikipedia:Before assuming something is a hoax
- Wikipedia:Before commenting in a deletion discussion
- Wikipedia:Beginning-to-end responsibility
- Wikipedia:Behavior that disrupts dispute resolution
- Wikipedia:Belong
- Wikipedia:Benchmarking
- Wikipedia:Best not Perfect
- Wikipedia:Beware grandstanding text
- Wikipedia:Beware hidehack edits
- Wikipedia:Beware mindreader text
- Wikipedia:Beware the myth of Wikipedia written by passing strangers
- Wikipedia:Beware of the tigers
- Wikipedia:Beware wikinet linking
- Wikipedia:Beyond civility
- Wikipedia:Bitter stories made sweet
- Wikipedia:Blanking userpages of blocked editors is not necessarily gravedancing
- Wikipedia:Blind men and an elephant
- Wikipedia:BLP awards
- Wikipedia:BLP examples for discussion
- Wikipedia:BLP policy advises fix over delete
- Wikipedia:BLP problem
- Wikipedia:BLP2E
- Wikipedia:BNBR
- Wikipedia:Bold-refine
- User:Bon courage/A POV that draws a source.
- User:Bon courage/Crying "MEDRS!"
- User:Bon courage/Lede bombing
- User:Bon courage/The big mistake
- Wikipedia:Borderline biographies
- Wikipedia:Born too late to make new articles
- Wikipedia:Bot-created articles
- Wikipedia:Bots are annoying
- Wikipedia:Boxification
- Wikipedia:Too many boxes
- Wikipedia:BRD misuse
- Wikipedia:Break means pause
- Wikipedia:Breaking news sources
- Wikipedia:Breathe
- Wikipedia:Bright Side
- Wikipedia:Bring me a rock
- Wikipedia:Broken by design
- Wikipedia:BUGGERED
- Wikipedia:Build content to endure
- Wikipedia:Burials
- Wikipedia:Businesses with a single location
- Wikipedia:But for Napoleon, it was Tuesday
- Wikipedia:But I'm an administrator!
- Wikipedia:But it's true!
- Wikipedia:But there must be sources!
- Wikipedia:Butterfly effect
- Wikipedia:Buy one, get one free
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- Wikipedia:Call a spade a spade
- Wikipedia:Can't break it
- Wikipedia:Canadian Register of Historic Places
- Wikipedia:Candor
- Wikipedia:Case-by-case
- Wikipedia:Casualty lists
- Wikipedia:Catalyst
- Wikipedia:Catch Once and Leave
- Wikipedia:Categories are different from articles
- Wikipedia:Categories versus lists
- Wikipedia:Categorising fictional characters by attribute
- Wikipedia:Categorization of military vehicles
- Wikipedia:Category fight
- Wikipedia:Category redirects that should be kept
- Wikipedia:Catholic or Roman Catholic?
- Wikipedia:Cellotaph
- Wikipedia:Cemeteries
- Wikipedia:Censorship and official point of view
- Wikipedia:Censorship issue
- Wikipedia:Central aspects of BLP
- Wikipedia:Charitableness
- Wikipedia:Checklists
- Wikipedia:Cherrypicking
- Wikipedia:Chesterton's fence
- Wikipedia:Children's, adult new reader, and large-print sources questionable on reliability
- Wikipedia:Chimera articles
- Wikipedia:China cabinet
- Wikipedia:Christian POV on Wikipedia
- Wikipedia:Circumventing policy
- Wikipedia:Citation Archive
- Wikipedia:Citation needed templates do not excuse citations
- Wikipedia:Citation overkill
- Wikipedia:Citation shotgunning
- Wikipedia:Citation underkill
- Wikipedia:Citations in medical articles
- Wikipedia:Cite tendentious texts directly
- Wikipedia:Cite WP42 at AfD
- Wikipedia:Citing citations
- Wikipedia:Citing IMDb
- Wikipedia:Citing textbooks
- Wikipedia:Civility meme
- Wikipedia:Civility warnings
- Wikipedia:Claims require specific evidence
- Wikipedia:Clarify the cleanup
- Wikipedia:Classification of sources
- Wikipedia:Clean up after your discussions
- Wikipedia:Cleaning up vandalism manually
- Wikipedia:Clear criteria
- Wikipedia:Clergy by nationality
- Wikipedia:Closing administrator is not an edit-on-demand service
- Wikipedia:Cluocracy
- Wikipedia:Coatrack articles
- Wikipedia:Codes for keyboard characters
- Wikipedia:Coherence and cohesion
- Wikipedia:COI in 5W
- Wikipedia:Coinage may be cited directly
- Wikipedia:Collaboration first
- Wikipedia:Collage tips
- Wikipedia:Color coding music genres
- Wikipedia:Comma test
- Wikipedia:Commercial editing
- Wikipedia:Common claims of significance or importance
- Wikipedia:Common sense on courtesy
- Wikipedia:Common sense and decision making
- Wikipedia:Common sense is not common
- Wikipedia:Common sense is not original research
- Wikipedia:Common-style fallacy
- Wikipedia:Community response to the Wikimedia Foundation's ban of Fram/Community conduct
- Wikipedia:Comparison Articles and Original Research
- Wikipedia:Comparison of GFDL and CC BY-SA
- Wikipedia:Comparison of Wikipedia's and Britannica's outlines of knowledge
- Wikipedia:Comparison to Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy
- Wikipedia:Compassion
- Wikipedia:Complaining
- Wikipedia:Complaints are not taken at face value
- Wikipedia:Compliment before criticism
- Wikipedia:Comprised of
- Wikipedia:Concept cloud
- Wikipedia:Concept limit
- Wikipedia:Concerns with United States Education Program
- Wikipedia:Concession
- Wikipedia:Conduct during disagreement
- Wikipedia:Confirmation bias bias confirmed
- Wikipedia:Conflicting sources
- Wikipedia:Confusing arguments mean nothing
- Wikipedia:Consensus doesn't have to change
- Wikipedia:Consensus not numbers
- Wikipedia:Consensus statement
- Wikipedia:Consequences
- Wikipedia:Consequences of sockpuppetry
- Wikipedia:Conspiracy theorist
- Wikipedia:Conspiracy theory accusations
- Wikipedia:Consultation on the future of portals
- Wikipedia:Content authoritarianism
- Wikipedia:Content awareness, not content creation
- Wikipedia:Content forks/Internal
- Wikipedia:Content in Wikipedia
- Wikipedia:Content removal
- Wikipedia:Contentious
- Wikipedia:Contort the citations
- Wikipedia:Contribute what you know or are willing to learn more about
- Wikipedia:Contribute where qualified
- Wikipedia:Contributing to complicated discussions
- Wikipedia:Convenience link
- Wikipedia:Converting to use of see-colon
- Wikipedia:Cookies are supposed to remain silent
- Wikipedia:Copyright Blocks
- Wikipedia:Copyright in lists
- Wikipedia:Copyright on emblems
- Wikipedia:Copyright or Trademark
- Wikipedia:Core administrator rights
- Wikipedia:Corporate identity
- Wikipedia:Corporate Representatives for Ethical Wikipedia Engagement
- Wikipedia:Corporations and the Community
- Wikipedia:Correct
- Wikipedia:Corrector's manual
- Wikipedia:Cosplay images in articles
- Wikipedia:Counter-Essay on Academic and Artistic Biographies
- Wikipedia:Countering systemic bias
- Wikipedia:Counting and sorting are not original research
- Wikipedia:Coup
- Wikipedia:Covering philanthropy in biographies
- Wikipedia:Covfefeing
- Wikipedia:Cowboy adminship
- Wikipedia:Crash Course in Wikipedianism
- Wikipedia:Creating controversial content
- Wikipedia:Credentials are irrelevant
- Wikipedia:Credentials matter
- Wikipedia:Credibility
- Wikipedia:Credible claim of significance