Category:Low-impact WikiProject Wikipedia essays articles
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The Wikipedia essays in this category are of little importance to Wikipedia:WikiProject Essays, but do in fact represent the views/opinions/advice of at least a few editors, and may gain greater support (thus increasing in importance) in the future. Essays with rank 101 or below on the weighted score scale are considered low importance.
The weighted score system takes into account number of page watchers (W), pageviews in the previous month (P), and number of incoming links (L). As all three of these metrics are subject to change, essays may be re-rated month-over-month. The importance of essays is determined based on their rank in the list of essays sorted by score. The score is calculated with the following equation: W*10+P*2+L/100.
Pages in category "Low-impact WikiProject Wikipedia essays articles"
The following 200 pages are in this category, out of approximately 2,308 total. This list may not reflect recent changes.
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- Wikipedia talk:Laissez-faire
- Wikipedia talk:Language neutrality
- Wikipedia talk:Law of hats
- Wikipedia talk:Law of infobox inclusion
- Wikipedia talk:Lazy references
- Wikipedia talk:Leadcruft
- Wikipedia talk:Learn, share, invent cycle
- Wikipedia talk:Leave gracefully
- Wikipedia talk:Leave it to the experienced
- Wikipedia talk:Leave it to the lawyers
- Wikipedia talk:Leave. Please.
- Wikipedia talk:Let it be
- Wikipedia talk:Let it go
- Wikipedia talk:Let sleeping dogs lie
- Wikipedia talk:Let the dust settle
- Wikipedia talk:Let the facts speak for themselves
- Wikipedia talk:Let the reader decide
- Wikipedia talk:Let's try to avoid using too many acronyms, okay?
- Wikipedia talk:Let's Vote!
- Wikipedia talk:Levels of competence
- Wikipedia talk:Liar liar pants on fire
- Wikipedia talk:Libelous actions-- remove and revert yourself
- Wikipedia talk:Lies Miss Snodgrass told you
- Wikipedia talk:Light one candle
- Wikipedia talk:Likely to be challenged
- Wikipedia talk:Line breaks usage
- User talk:Ling.Nut/V-challenged
- Wikipedia talk:Link to what it is
- Wikipedia talk:Lipstick on a pig
- Wikipedia talk:List of deletion essays
- Wikipedia talk:List of media-reported deletion discussions
- Wikipedia talk:List of policies and guidelines to cite in deletion debates
- Wikipedia talk:Listcruft
- Wikipedia talk:Lists in Wikipedia
- Wikipedia talk:Lists within articles
- Wikipedia talk:Literature portals
- Wikipedia talk:Lobster
- Wikipedia talk:Location, location, location!
- Wikipedia talk:Logical quotation on Wikipedia
- Wikipedia talk:Logo Copyright/Trademark
- Wikipedia talk:Long stories made short
- Wikipedia talk:Lost functionalities
- Wikipedia talk:Low traffic article vandalism
- Wikipedia talk:Low-edit admins
- Wikipedia talk:Lua articles
- Wikipedia talk:Lua error messages
- Wikipedia talk:Lua speed
- Wikipedia talk:Lua string functions
- Wikipedia talk:Lua unit testing
- Wikipedia talk:Lugo's law
- Wikipedia talk:Lunatic charlatans
- Wikipedia talk:Lurkers
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- Wikipedia talk:Main article fixation
- Wikipedia talk:Maintaining a friendly space
- Wikipedia talk:Major incidents
- Wikipedia talk:Make articles useful for readers
- Wikipedia talk:Make disambiguations
- Wikipedia talk:Make protection requests sparingly
- Wikipedia talk:Make stubs
- Wikipedia talk:Maldoror's Conjecture
- Wikipedia talk:Mandy Rice-Davies applies
- Wikipedia talk:Mandy Rice-Davies does not apply
- Wikipedia talk:Manual of Real Essentials
- Wikipedia talk:Manual of Style extended FAQ
- Wikipedia talk:Manual of Style/Bahá'í spelling
- Wikipedia talk:Manual of Style/Dates and numbers/Date autoformatting
- Wikipedia talk:Manual of Style/Mathematics/Why you should never use \mbox within Wikipedia
- Wikipedia talk:Manual of Style/Reading schedule
- Wikipedia talk:Many things to many people
- Wikipedia talk:Maps in infoboxes
- Wikipedia talk:Mark of Cain
- Wikipedia talk:Marketing buzzspeak
- Wikipedia talk:Masking the lack of notability
- Wikipedia talk:Mass editing
- Wikipedia talk:Mass nomination
- Wikipedia talk:Me too!
- Wikipedia talk:Mea culpa
- Wikipedia talk:Meaningful examples in pop culture
- Help talk:MediaWiki:Edittools
- Wikipedia talk:Meh
- Wikipedia talk:Mentorship
- Wikipedia talk:Merge and delete
- Wikipedia talk:Merge for now
- Wikipedia talk:Merge Test
- Wikipedia talk:Merge what?
- Wikipedia talk:Merging encyclopedias
- Wikipedia talk:Merging templates
- Wikipedia talk:Method for consensus building
- Wikipedia talk:Micromanagement
- Wikipedia talk:Midden
- Wikipedia talk:Minchin's Law
- Wikipedia talk:Mind your own business
- Wikipedia talk:Miniguide to requests for adminship
- Wikipedia talk:Minority opinions
- Wikipedia talk:Minors and persons judged incompetent
- Wikipedia talk:Mirror test
- Wikipedia talk:Miscellany for deletion/temp2009
- Wikipedia talk:Miscellany for deletion/Wikipedia:Conflict of Interest ducks
- Wikipedia talk:Misconduct
- Wikipedia talk:Misinformation on infoboxes
- Wikipedia talk:Mistakes are allowed
- Wikipedia talk:Misused Policies and Guidelines
- Wikipedia talk:MOBY
- Wikipedia talk:Modelling Wikipedia extended growth
- Wikipedia talk:Monroe's law
- Wikipedia talk:Moral rights
- Wikipedia talk:Most ideas are bad
- Wikipedia talk:Most missed articles in 2008
- Wikipedia talk:Most people who disagree with you on content are not vandals
- Wikipedia talk:Most read articles in 2008
- Wikipedia talk:Most read articles in 2009
- Wikipedia talk:Most read articles in 2010
- Wikipedia talk:Most transcluded templates in November 2011
- Wikipedia talk:Most transcluded templates in October 2011
- Wikipedia talk:Mostly negative
- Wikipedia talk:Motives
- Wikipedia talk:MST3K
- Wikipedia talk:Music contemporaneity
- Wikipedia talk:Music Disputes
- Wikipedia talk:Must I add a citation?
- Wikipedia talk:Muting difficult users
- Wikipedia talk:Mutual admiration society
- Wikipedia talk:Mutual withdrawal
- Wikipedia talk:My little brother did it
- Wikipedia talk:Myth versus fiction
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- Wikipedia talk:Name mush by culture
- Wikipedia talk:Namechecking
- Wikipedia talk:Naming character articles
- Wikipedia talk:Naming conventions (architecture)
- Wikipedia talk:Naming conventions (military ranks)
- Wikipedia talk:Narrative flow
- Wikipedia talk:Nationalist editing
- Wikipedia talk:Nations and Wikipedia
- Wikipedia talk:Navel-gazing
- Wikipedia talk:Navigating conflict
- Wikipedia talk:Needless words
- Wikipedia talk:Negative energy
- Wikipedia talk:Negotiation
- Wikipedia talk:Neoplorgismanteau
- Wikipedia talk:Net positive
- Wikipedia talk:Neutral and proportionate point of view
- Wikipedia talk:Neutral point of view/Examples
- Wikipedia talk:Neutrality does not mean relativism
- Wikipedia talk:Neutrality templates
- Wikipedia talk:Neutrality through accuracy
- Wikipedia talk:Never call a spade a shovel
- Wikipedia talk:New pages patrol/Analysis and proposal
- Wikipedia talk:New pages patrol/Oldest
- Wikipedia talk:New pages patrol/Redirects
- Wikipedia talk:New users and user pages
- Wikipedia talk:Newbie tests
- Wikipedia talk:Newbies aren't always clueless
- Wikipedia talk:Newcomers aren't all clueless
- Wikipedia talk:Newline after references
- Wikipedia talk:News agencies and fair use
- Wikipedia talk:News articles
- Wikipedia talk:News coverage does not decrease notability
- Wikipedia talk:News policy abuse
- Wikipedia talk:Newspaper search engines by country
- Wikipedia talk:No amount of editing can overcome a lack of notability
- Wikipedia talk:No angry mastodons just madmen
- Wikipedia talk:No attacks on Wikipedia
- Wikipedia talk:No big loss
- Wikipedia talk:No blurry images
- Wikipedia talk:No Confederates
- Wikipedia talk:No Encyclopedic Use
- Wikipedia talk:No Ethnic Epithets
- Wikipedia talk:No excessive literalism
- Wikipedia talk:No fixed rules
- Wikipedia talk:No get out of jail free cards
- Wikipedia talk:No holy wars
- Wikipedia talk:No it's fixed
- Wikipedia talk:No matter what it's their talk page
- Wikipedia talk:No Moral Code
- Wikipedia talk:No offense intended
- Wikipedia talk:No one really cares
- Wikipedia talk:No one will listen to reason when their back is up
- Wikipedia talk:No original biographies
- Wikipedia talk:No pet peeve wars
- Wikipedia talk:No pre-close summaries, please
- Wikipedia talk:No queerphobia
- Wikipedia talk:No racists
- Wikipedia talk:No reliable sources, no verifiability, no article
- Wikipedia talk:No screaming
- Wikipedia talk:No slack
- Wikipedia talk:No soliciting of cliques
- Wikipedia talk:No Trees needed to be chopped!
- Wikipedia talk:No trojan horses
- Wikipedia talk:No vested contributors
- Wikipedia talk:No-edit orders
- Wikipedia talk:No-no
- Wikipedia talk:No, you can't have a pony
- Wikipedia talk:No. Wikipedia is NOT biased
- Wikipedia talk:Nobody cares
- Wikipedia talk:NOLABLEAK
- Wikipedia talk:Nominating good articles
- Wikipedia talk:Nominating multiple articles for deletion in a day
- Wikipedia talk:Non serviam
- Wikipedia talk:Non-deleting deletion discussions
- Wikipedia talk:Non-free content criteria (Human Readable Version)