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}}
categorize here if they are in the Wikipedia namespace and into Category:User essays if they are in userspace. Please use more specific templates where appropriate:
{{Behavioral essay}}
{{Civility essay}}
{{Deletion essay}}
{{Humorous essay}}
{{Information page}}
{{Notability essay}}
{{Template essay}}
{{Supplemental essay}}
{{WikiProject advice}}
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 17 subcategories, out of 49 total.
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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:Main article fixation
- Wikipedia:Maintaining a friendly space
- Wikipedia:Major incidents
- Wikipedia:Make disambiguations
- Wikipedia:Make protection requests sparingly
- Wikipedia:Make stubs
- Wikipedia:Mandy Rice-Davies applies
- Wikipedia:Mandy Rice-Davies does not apply
- Wikipedia:Manual of Real Essentials
- Wikipedia:Manual of Style extended FAQ
- Wikipedia:Manual of Style/Accessibility/Anchor tests
- Wikipedia:Manual of Style/Accessibility/dl tests
- Wikipedia:Manual of Style/Bahá'í spelling
- Wikipedia:Manual of Style/Images/Sandbox
- Wikipedia:Manual of Style/Mathematics/Why you should never use \mbox within Wikipedia
- Wikipedia:Manual of Style/Reading schedule
- Wikipedia:Many things to many people
- Wikipedia:Maps in infoboxes
- Wikipedia:Mark of Cain
- Wikipedia:Marketing buzzspeak
- Wikipedia:Mass editing
- Wikipedia:Mass nomination
- Wikipedia:Me too!
- Wikipedia:Mea culpa
- Wikipedia:Meaningful examples in pop culture
- Wikipedia:Meh
- Wikipedia:Mentorship
- Wikipedia:Merge for now
- Wikipedia:Merge Test
- Wikipedia:Merging encyclopedias
- Wikipedia:Merging templates
- Wikipedia:Method for consensus building
- Wikipedia:Micromanagement
- Wikipedia:Midden
- Wikipedia:Minchin's Law
- Wikipedia:Mind your own business
- Wikipedia:Minority opinions
- Wikipedia:Mirror test
- Wikipedia:Miscellany for deletion/Wikipedia:Conflict of Interest ducks
- Wikipedia:Misconduct
- Wikipedia:Misinformation on infoboxes
- Wikipedia:Mistakes are allowed
- Wikipedia:Misused Policies and Guidelines
- Wikipedia:MOBY
- Wikipedia:Modelling Wikipedia extended growth
- Wikipedia:Monroe's law
- Wikipedia:More seasoning doesn't mean more flavor
- Wikipedia:Most ideas are bad
- Wikipedia:The Most Important Thing Possible
- Wikipedia:Most missed articles in 2008
- Wikipedia:Most people who disagree with you on content are not vandals
- Wikipedia:Most read articles in 2008
- Wikipedia:Most read articles in 2009
- Wikipedia:Most read articles in 2010
- Wikipedia:Most transcluded templates in November 2011
- Wikipedia:Most transcluded templates in October 2011
- Wikipedia:Mostly negative
- Wikipedia:Motives
- Wikipedia:MST3K
- Wikipedia:"Murder of" articles
- Wikipedia:Music contemporaneity
- Wikipedia:Must I add a citation?
- Wikipedia:Muting difficult users
- Wikipedia:Mutual admiration society
- Wikipedia:Mutual withdrawal
- Wikipedia:Myth versus fiction
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- Wikipedia:Name mush by culture
- Wikipedia:Namechecking
- Wikipedia:Naming conventions (architecture)
- Wikipedia:Naming conventions (military ranks)
- Wikipedia:Narrative flow
- Wikipedia:Nationalist editing
- Wikipedia:Nationality of people from the United Kingdom
- Wikipedia:Nations and Wikipedia
- Wikipedia:Navel-gazing
- Wikipedia:Navigating conflict
- Wikipedia:Needless words
- Wikipedia:Negative energy
- Wikipedia:Negotiation
- Wikipedia:Neutral and proportionate point of view
- Wikipedia:Neutrality does not mean relativism
- Wikipedia:Neutrality through accuracy
- Wikipedia:Never call a spade a shovel
- Wikipedia:New account
- Wikipedia:New pages patrol/Analysis and proposal
- Wikipedia:New pages patrol/Oldest
- Wikipedia:New pages patrol/Redirects
- Wikipedia:New users and user pages
- Wikipedia:Newbies aren't always clueless
- Wikipedia:Newcomers aren't all clueless
- Wikipedia:Newline after references
- Wikipedia:News agencies and fair use
- Wikipedia:News articles
- Wikipedia:News coverage does not decrease notability
- Wikipedia:News policy abuse
- Wikipedia:Newspaper search engines by country
- Wikipedia:No angry mastodons
- Wikipedia:No angry mastodons just madmen
- Wikipedia:No attacks on Wikipedia
- Wikipedia:No blurry images
- Wikipedia:No cite-by date
- Wikipedia:No climbing the Reichstag dressed as Spider-Man
- Wikipedia:No Confederates
- User:JPxG/All essays by size/Transcluded
- Wikipedia:No excessive literalism
- Wikipedia:No fixed rules
- Wikipedia:No get out of jail free cards
- Wikipedia:No holy wars
- Wikipedia:No it's fixed
- Wikipedia:No matter what it's their talk page
- Wikipedia:No Moral Code
- Wikipedia:No Nazis
- Wikipedia:No offense intended
- Wikipedia:No one will listen to reason when their back is up
- Wikipedia:No original biographies
- Wikipedia:No pet peeve wars
- Wikipedia:No pre-close summaries, please
- Wikipedia:No queerphobia
- Wikipedia:No racists
- Wikipedia:No reliable sources, no verifiability, no article
- Wikipedia:No screaming
- Wikipedia:No slack
- Wikipedia:No soliciting of cliques
- Wikipedia:No trojan horses
- Wikipedia:No-edit orders
- Wikipedia:No-no
- Wikipedia:No. Wikipedia is NOT biased
- Wikipedia:Nobody cares
- Wikipedia:Nominating good articles
- Wikipedia:Nominating multiple articles for deletion in a day
- Wikipedia:Non serviam
- Wikipedia:Non-admin closure
- Wikipedia:Non-breaking hyphen
- Wikipedia:Non-deleting deletion discussions
- Wikipedia:Non-free content criteria (Human Readable Version)
- Wikipedia:Non-free content/FAQ
- Wikipedia:Non-sysop closures
- Wikipedia:Not a barbarian horde
- Wikipedia:Not a new editor
- Wikipedia:Not all sources are created equal
- Wikipedia:Not Colosseum
- Wikipedia:Not compatible with a collaborative project
- Wikipedia:Not editing because of Wikipedia restriction
- Wikipedia:Not every article can be a Featured Article
- Wikipedia:Not every IP is a vandal
- Wikipedia:Not every story/event/disaster needs a biography
- Wikipedia:Not everything needs a navbox
- Wikipedia:Not everything needs a template
- Wikipedia:Not everything needs a WikiProject
- Wikipedia:Not in my encyclopedia
- Wikipedia:Not Omniscient
- Wikipedia:Not quite yet
- Wikipedia:Not ready for primetime
- Wikipedia:Not so arbitrary breaks
- Wikipedia:Notability (awards and honors)
- Wikipedia:Notability (cryptocurrencies)
- Wikipedia:Notability (earthquakes)
- Wikipedia:Notability (video game characters)
- Wikipedia:Notability and its Discontents
- Wikipedia:Notability explained
- Wikipedia:Notability of reliable sources
- Wikipedia:Notability points
- Wikipedia:Notability vs. prominence
- Wikipedia:Notable person survival kit
- Wikipedia:NOTCENSORED and the Main Page
- Wikipedia:Noted not notable
- Wikipedia:NOTFOOD
- Wikipedia:Nothing is clear
- Wikipedia:Nothing is in stone
- Wikipedia:Notification
- Wikipedia:NPOV deletion
- Wikipedia:NPOV in userboxes
- Wikipedia:NPOV means neutral editing, not neutral content
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- Wikipedia:Obituaries as sources
- Wikipedia:Obscure Guideline 573
- Wikipedia:Obtain peer review comments
- Wikipedia:Obversion
- Wikipedia:Obvious sock is obvious
- Wikipedia:Obvious vandalism
- Wikipedia:Off-wiki policy discussion
- Wikipedia:Offensive speech
- Wikipedia:Offline sources
- Wikipedia:Oh, Well
- Wikipedia:Old dogs and new tricks
- Wikipedia:Old IP talk pages
- Wikipedia:Old news
- Wikipedia:Old-fashioned Wikipedian values
- Wikipedia:Om nom nom nom
- Wikipedia:OMGNUDEHUMANBODIES
- Wikipedia:On assuming good faith
- Wikipedia:On privacy, confidentiality and discretion
- Wikipedia:Once is enough
- Wikipedia:One hundred words
- Wikipedia:One last chance
- Wikipedia:One reason for notability
- Wikipedia:One sentence does not an article make
- Wikipedia:Only Martians should edit
- Wikipedia:Opening up a can of worms
- Wikipedia:Opinions are like arseholes
- Wikipedia:Oral history