Sunshine Review:City stubs project

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Goal: To create stub articles for all the cities in the United States.

[edit] Current to do list

1. Create horizontal templates for each state listing all cities
2. Create stub articles for all cities in every state

Future

1. Rate all the cities using the 10 point checklist
2. Add additional information to each city

[edit] Style tips

• Cities should be called [[CITY, STATE]]
• Add {{TOCnestright}} to the top corner of every article

[edit] How to

Copy the following text into cities in order to create stubs.

{{City transparency checklist |
 Rating                    = {{Rating0}} |
 Budget                    = - |
 Meetings                  = - |
 Elected Officials         = - |
 Administrative Officials  = - |
 Building permits and zoning = - |
 Audits                    = - | 
 Contracts                 = - |
 Lobbying                  = - |
 Public records            = - |
 Local taxes                 = - |
}}
{{TOCnestright}}'''CITY''' is a city in [[COUNTY, STATE|COUNTY]], [[STATE]].

==Website evaluation==
:* Main article: ''Evaluation of STATE city websites]]

===The good===
* None posted yet

===The bad===
* None posted yet

==External links==
{{wikipedia entry}}

==References==
{{reflist|2}}

{{STATE}}
[[category:starter class STATE cities]]
[[category:STATE cities]]

See an example.

[edit] Discussion template

• For each page make sure you add the state project template to the discussion page. This will be the state abbreviation like {{al}} It will look something like this:

This page is part of Project Alabama, a Sunshine Review Project dedicated to articles related to Alabama.

[edit] Category hierarchies

In order to create a category hierarchy please look to the example below:

For an article about a city you would follow this hierarchy:

• [[Category:starter class STATE cities]]

• [[Category:My Government Website/Cities]]

• >>[[Category:STATE]]

• [[Category:STATE cities]]

• >>[[Category:STATE]]

[edit] Cities

When you finish stub articles for an entire state Mark through the State so we'll know when it's done. To do this just surround the words with the following: <s>STATE</s>

To see a count of how many articles we currently have: City website project

[edit] Templates