Wikipedia:Judaism Collaboration of the Week

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The current Judaism Collaboration of the Week is Tikkun olam.

Every week, a Judaism Collaboration of the Week article will be picked using this page. It is an effort to improve existing articles on Judaism on Wikipedia and create new ones, with a central aim of creating a feature-standard article during the week-long cooperative editing process. Anyone can nominate an article or vote for a nominated article.

Every Sunday, whatever article has the greatest score by votes (a support vote counts as +1, while an oppose votes costs as -1) becomes the Judaism Collaboration of the Week. If two articles have the same number of votes the shorter one is automatically picked. Once the article becomes CoTW it is removed from the voting list. If an article gets a score of -3 or below, or is listed for 30 days or more, it may also be removed from the list.

Part of Wikipedia Project Judaism.

1 Current candidates

[edit] Current candidates

The current Judaism Collaboration of the Week is Tikkun Olam, you can still help with last weeks article Zealotry.

[edit] Zealots

Current selected COTW

Support Current article is too weak and full of POV and factual errors. Masterhomer 18:51, 10 September 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Goodbye, Columbus

Support I'm not a member of the Judaism project, but I figured that this is one of the seminal works of Jewish American literature. Currently the page only has summaries of two of the stories. I can't remember the details of the other three. --GHcool 07:28, 12 November 2006 (UTC)

Oppose This is completely un-related to Judaism --Shaul avrom 18:36, 11 December 2006 (UTC)

Oppose Per above Masterhomer 07:29, 20 January 2007 (UTC)