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[edit] Instructions

This is an archive of the "hook" or interesting fact, from articles relating to Wikipedia:WikiProject Scientology that were featured on the Main Page in the Did you know... section.

1. After "hooks" from Wikipedia:WikiProject Scientology articles have appeared on the main page, a notice template will be placed on that article's talk page. Here is an example:

An entry from A Doctor's Report on Dianetics appeared on Wikipedia's Main Page in the Did you know? column on 7 May 2007.

2. Once a member of the WikiProject Scientology notices this new header on a WikiProject Scientology article's talk page, they can then add the "hook" to the top of the Wikipedia:WikiProject Scientology/DYK list. Hooks will then be listed from newest to oldest, with most recently created article hooks on top.

3. There should be no more than (8) entries on WikiProject Scientology/DYK at any one time. If there are currently (8) entries, the new "hook" should be added to the top, and the oldest hook at the bottom placed at the top of the Archive below.

4. WikiProject Scientology members and any other interested Wikipedians can place {{Wikipedia:WikiProject Scientology/DYK}} on their user page, or talk page space, in order to display interesting facts from newly created WikiProject Scientology-related articles.

[edit] Archive

Archived WikiProject Scientology articles featured on the Main Page in the Did you know... section.
Once WikiProject Scientology/DYK has over (8) articles on the page, the next oldest "hook" entry may be placed at the top of this archive.
From WikiProject Scientology's newest articles: Did you know... ...that Elli Perkins, having refused psychiatric care for her schizophrenic son because of Scientology beliefs, was murdered by him? (28 March 2007) ...that TIME magazine's Gerald Loeb Award-winning article "The Thriving Cult of Greed and Power" highlights the suicide of Noah Lottick? (20 March 2007) ...that Scieno Sitter, a content-control software package created by the Church of Scientology, was referred to in the 2006 fictional film The Bridge? (13 March 2007) ...that after the publication of the non-fiction book Cults of Unreason, other writers used the title to refer to strange groups, including UFO cults? (8 March 2007) ...that the Church of Scientology attempted to ban the non-fiction book Scientology: The Now Religion in Canadian libraries during 1974? (4 March 2007) ...that A Very Merry Unauthorized Children's Scientology Pageant had its name changed due to threats of litigation from the Church of Scientology? (27 February 2007) ...that the Alaska Mental Health Enabling Act of 1956 was said by opponents to be part of a Communist, Catholic, Jewish or psychiatric conspiracy to set up concentration camps in Alaska for political prisoners? (23 February 2007) ...that the non-fiction book Inside Scientology, published in 1972 by Olympia Press, was the first to disclose secret Scientology materials? (18 February 2007) WikiProject Scientology watchlist – Start a new article... The above material is preserved as an archive. Please do not modify it.

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