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655:(XXG), have formed. I reverted an editor once a few months ago only to find that an admin who protected that editor’s edits blocked me for “edit warring”. I explained my case and was eventually exonerated, but it was a tense time. While I was blocked, I found out that this admin had done this to multiple other editors over the previous four months. That’s an extreme case. On the association football side, everyone has run into the mindset that is controlled by a few long-term editors about how the articles should appear and information should be presented. They have permitted articles to exist for certain teams because a rule was created years ago that determines whether a club is or is not notable. It makes perfect sense in areas where clubs that in lower ranks are fully professional, but not in North America. So articles exists for clubs that should probably be deleted because of that rule. Similarly, articles exist for some players that probably should not and don’t exist for players that probably should have them all because they determine whether the article fits into a flawed criteria, not if the subject is or is not notable. I have probably been guilty of that on the music front where some new editors want some particular information displayed at the template at the top of the article (the 1632:. Most of it was in blogs and I'm not sure how Knowledge (XXG) would view them as reliable sources but one source, which I couldn't access online without a subscription, I can see on paper at the library where I was today. I can still provide a URL of the article, I guess. The short version is that contemporary worship and its music are on the decline, and its biggest supporters are actually older. Some young people don't know anything else and one comment (in the blog, not a comment about the blog) was that this is a shame (and I forget whether this is the person writing or someone interviewed). Again, I am not saying anything that I have found in a reliable source, and I haven't seen the actual paper magazine yet, although it is dated 2011. More on this subject will have to be found, but I think it's an important development.— 1489:. So I don't see a problem with that particular redirect. I'm not sure what your other criticism is about. I do welcome criticism of my writing, because as much as I may initially feel disappointed, it motivates me to write better. I will note that the interview is about the WikiProject, not Christian music. Secondly, the content after my write-up is mainly up to the interviewees to contribute. Finally, this WikiProject Report was rather unorthodox in that I included questions about the editors' activities outside the WikiProject. I experimented with a more holistic and personal approach, letting the editors talk about themselves and some of their other interests more than a conventional WikiProject report might. I do not know if I would take this approach again if I ever do another WikiProject Report.-- 755:, in 2010, I took it on myself to write a small program that would convert the daily results into something that could be used on Knowledge (XXG). The top leagues usually get a lot of attention, but that year, a lower league had better and faster updates because of that. I made changes to one article in 2005 that has remained in that article unchanged. It has made that article a good example and I have seen people reference it in other discussions on the subject. It’s also a large table of numbers and so it’s been a target for people trying to test if they can edit Knowledge (XXG) over the years thinking that a small change will go unnoticed. It doesn’t. One other early edit was to the 1981 Daniel Amos article 889:: The Christian Music project has informally broken into areas of specialties and there is the “contemporary Christian music” workforce. On this project, one editor is excellent at finding sources and creating new articles that meet Knowledge (XXG) standards. I have turned to him to help gather sources when I’m not sure about a topic myself. The general music project has divided into genre-specific groups, Christian Music and CCM being two, but other genres as well. There are also special groups who focus on recordings and how to present them. I have been very active on the 630:: I think it’s harder for people to enter the “community” of editors now. When I started, you could try to improve articles and almost all content additions were accepted. Now, much of it is deleted if it’s not referenced, and if not deleted, it’s marked as needing references. It makes me sad to see people who just want to share things they’re excited about be kicked down. I recognize the rules (we call them policies, guidelines and manuals of style) but some find it easier to enforce the rules rather than extend grace. For instance, many 992:: Finding and retaining women contributors is a well-written answer to that question. Getting any newcomer to stay should be a pressing need. I imagine it would be very hard to be a newcomer. Consider the difficulty to learn the markup, all of the rules that I see veterans using to revert their editing, learning inline citations an article, and how many get their first articles nominated for deletion. The best thing that veterans should do is to offer to mentor new contributors. Help by improving their articles to 1152: 121: 111: 676: 36: 163: 131: 91: 141: 101: 360: 1104:: I would encourage them come to Knowledge (XXG) with information and references, whether those are books, articles by reputable authors in reputable publications, or websites that are reputable. It doesn’t just have to be in music, but information can be shared. Be prepared to have your preconceptions challenged though. If you 422:: Well, it just simply goes hand-and-hand with my faith, and is something where it would naturally coincide with my beliefs. I am not nitpicky with regards to articles in the Christian music sector that merit articles on this encyclopedia. I am a lover of all music especially with messages about God and Jesus Christ. 972:
least not represented well, and I suppose that the project needs to have a more balanced approach. One musician, whose article is on my watch list, has resorted to updating himself, and he’s done a great job of it. Other artists tend to be promotional and that’s a shame. Other artists don’t even have articles.
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Thank you. No, you wouldn't have found me, as I have never actively edited articles related to my taste in Christian music. Actually, I've done more for the various Contemporary Christian genres. I noticed some omissions and decided this was a situation that needs correcting, even if I don't care for
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began around 2008. Its stated goal is to "help assemble editors interested in Christian music" and "standardize and improve articles related to Christian music and its sub-genres, as well as to create missing articles." Some 3,460 articles are listed as falling under the WikiProject, though many more
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I actually would be interested in interviewing someone with your interest. I apologize if you felt left out. I did not follow the usual method of soliciting interviews for this piece. Usually the interviewer will post a notice on the WikiProject in question to request for interviewees. In this case,
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When I started, new editors were mostly people who wanted to share information. Now, I see a lot of people pushing their own agendas, whether that information is a personal website, band (either as a member, a manager, promoter or a fan), music or things like that. I understand why. A link to a site
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player articles have a section for number of games played (caps) and goals scored. New editors will go in and update articles for obscure players and those changes are reverted by more senior editors simply because an associated field, the club statistics last updated field, has not been updated. It
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but branching out from there. Over the course of five and a half years, I’ve had the privilege of working with many different editors at improving the coverage of Christian music on Knowledge (XXG). Desiring to highlight their contributions, I approached four of these editors and asked if they would
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refusing to be pigeon-holed by the "Christian" label, arguing that Christianity is a faith, not a genre. Regardless of these debates as to exactly who is and who is not included among its ranks, Christian music continues to thrive. And as the genre embodies all sonic variations of music as a whole,
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needs. About two years ago I came to realizing that the Internet isn’t going anywhere soon and Knowledge (XXG) isn’t going to cease to exist if my current high-priority issues are not addressed. In my mind, there are many important musicians from the 1970s, 80s, and 90s who are not represented, at
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When I started, the rules were present but vague. Now they have gone two ways. On one side, they have become very formal and as I said, that formality can make a substantial barrier to editors who just want to share information. On the other side, some groups, commonly called “cabals” on Knowledge
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is an actual, reliable online journal, with an ISSN and submission process and everything. I think I've read that article before, actually (and I can't say that I would be disappointed to see contemporary worship music go into decline). I don't think the Patheos post is reliable, though I've been
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is truly unique in the world of music. Sonically, its characteristics encompass the entire spectrum of music, with only the faith-based nature of the genre connecting the disparate array of styles. Even the faith-based aspect proves difficult to pin down, with artists ranging from the rock bands
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began editing Knowledge (XXG) in early January 2015 under two different consecutive user names, which they soon abandoned. They adopted their current user name in late January of that year. An extremely prolific editor, in the year and a quarter since they joined, they have created almost 1,000
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Thanks. I haven't said yet that this is a problem. I know about this from when I was able to provide help. What I need help with is asking people to look at the blogs, if I can ever find them again, and decide whether the information can be used as is or whether we need to find other sources.—
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and the like are not listed as participants in the WikiProject. The other part of the limitation was that I did not publicly solicit for interviews. I certainly would not use the the methodology that I did in another WikiProject Report, and I do accept your criticism of my methodology in this
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and began to investigate. I realized that Knowledge (XXG) allowed people to disseminate information and that has been a goal of mine since I graduated high school and so I started digging in. I edited articles on topics I understood a bit about, and then I became hooked on the
1128:: Knowledge (XXG) is much more well respected now than when I started in 2005. I think that the major turning point happened when citations from reliable sources became a requirement. Consumers see the value in this encyclopedia. I see much less vandalism than five years ago. 1024:: We have a lack of notable articles across all subject areas on Knowledge (XXG), yet we need editors to craft articles in a manner where it showcases each individual subjects notability. Notability is not inherited it must be earned with coverage or merit, such as winning a 939:: Expansion, whether it's under an artist's article or a musical article. For an artist, there isn't much information available on them such as birthdates, birth places, or background. For musical articles, things like critical reception and background are especially lacking. 1555:
to find some active participants to solicit. You personally were not listed in that category, or else I might've found you and tried to include you to achieve some diversity in interest. I think part of the limitation of the project as a whole is that many of the editors of
434:: I was a DJ for a Christian music rollerskate from 1982 until 1998. I wanted to reach people with the gospel through Christian music. I had a lot of information in my head and wanted to share that information. I like to work on articles of bands I grew-up listening to, 300:: The lack of coverage about many musicians and bands that are Christian music or even Christian music leaning on this encyclopedia. I went through a whole encyclopedia on mainly black gospel musicians and found well over 60 articles that were not done . 276:: I thought that building an online encyclopedia was a worthwhile endeavor. Knowledge (XXG) was pretty new in 2005 and there was a lot that I could do to help build and organize it. I keep contributing because I want to make the world a better place. 288:: The amount of incorrect information on Knowledge (XXG). One day I pulled up Wiki to look up some information on a song, and the information supplied was unreliable, so I thought I would create an account to help better music articles. 1040:: The same issue that affects most churches: being welcoming to newcomers. Both tend to be nice to people who are nice to them. I can see a rules-based community, like Knowledge (XXG), being unwelcoming to people who break the rules. 502:. I enjoy working on racing topics and I have much more work to do on that topic. When I'm a Knowledge (XXG) consumer and I see a major topic that is completely neglected, I'll do some research and cite the article (like I did with 205:
articles fall under its child projects and task forces and many others could potentially fall under the WikiProject banner but are uncategorized. WikiProject Christian music itself falls under several parent projects, specifically
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I correctly assumed that you would not interview anyone with an interest in the kind of Christian music I like. It's not a criticism because there's probably not a lot of interest among Knowledge (XXG) editors in
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Thank you very much for your kind words. In doing this interview I realized that I would enjoy writing more of these. I'm thinking maybe some of the Science WikiProjects, with this being the Year of Science.--
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Walter GĂśrlitz, in the approximately ten years that you've edited on Knowledge (XXG), what are some key changes have you seen, both within the WikiProject or the larger encyclopedia, and how do you feel about
1084:: They should be aware Knowledge (XXG) will not by any means accept articles based on your favorite band, musician, or artist. Every article on Knowledge (XXG) must adhere to our policies and guidelines per 339:: I wasn't aiming to become an admin. After I was here for several years, I was asked if I'd like to become an admin and I agreed to try. My biggest use of the tools is to delete images that I move over to 1201: 761:. It’s one of my favourite albums by the band. It too has stood the test of time, and the band’s manager has even edited that article and made improvements to those changes. I also helped define the 1211: 1196: 1206: 1191: 1176: 77: 1664: 1181: 1169: 955:, or in creating good to great content from the get-go. Every piece someone could add in a beneficial way, is tremendously needed across the project and broader encyclopedia as a whole. 829:. I know about other projects and know where to go for help when I’m working on those articles, but I feel that don’t have the needed knowledge to contribute well on other projects. 1713: 1163: 55: 44: 1092:
by any means. We should engage them to create notable content in the areas of interest to them, with researching and finding topics for them to work on in an encyclopedic manner.
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is an administrator on Knowledge (XXG), and first contributed in June 2005. They have logged over 52,000 edits. They were promoted to administrator in November 26, 2007.
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can boost your site’s search engine optimization (SEO) ranking. A link on a popular site can boost it even further. That just annoys me from a sharing economy mindset.
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A lot of country musicians blur the line when it comes to whether they could be considered "Christian music" or not. That particular song I'd say is very Christian.--
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them, and showing them pages to build their editing skills instead of assuming that they are disrupting/vandalizing on purpose. This especially on Pop music articles.
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I suppose according to Google the term "Worship music" is not used for my kind of Christian music. However, I discovered some information that should be included in
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Royalbroil, you are an administrator on Knowledge (XXG). How did that come about? Do the extra tools help you contribute to this project specifically?
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started editing Knowledge (XXG) in April 2014. Since then they have created 16 articles and helped develop numerous others, logging over 1,800 edits.
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as an active participant in the WikiProject, at least two of the editors I interviewed I planned to interview from the get-go. I then looked through
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Does your WikiProject collaborate with any other WikiProjects? What are some of the intersections of Christian music with other subject areas?
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When I started editing Knowledge (XXG) in the latter half of 2010, I cut my teeth on Christian music-related articles, beginning mainly with
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Why should the Devil have all the good music? An interview with WikiProject Christian music: Rock out to this interview with project editors.
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What motivated you to become a member of WikiProject Christian music? What kind of Christian music-related articles do you like to work on?
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article, for the fact his daughter was killed in a hideous way at such a young age, where this was my impetus to get the article to DyK.
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has been active as an editor on the English Knowledge (XXG) since October 2004 and has made over 138,000 contributions in that time.
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Oops. Worse than I thought. "Worship music" redirects to "Contemporary worship music". I wonder if I should fix that?—
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would take very little additional effort to put the date of the change into that field, but it often does not happen.
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Thanks for contributing this. The WikiProject Report doesn't get as much attention as other sections in the
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I have formally left all other WikiProjects and have only listed my name on the Christian Music Project and
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has been written to express either personal or a communal belief regarding Christian life and faith.
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and members later decided to change it to become a Workforce under the Christian music Wikiproject.
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for its notability and existence on this encyclopedia, and for biographies it must not go against
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Why should the Devil have all the good music? An interview with WikiProject Christian music
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articles, along with Christian music articles, and I sometimes venture into editing the
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What would you say are some of the most pressing issues for Knowledge (XXG) as a whole?
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it allows for each and all tastes, whether classical or jazz, hip hop or heavy metal.
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something shouldn’t be present, you might want to check before removing it.
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consent to an interview, and they each agreed. Allow me to introduce them:
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You can ask other editors for help getting those kinds of articles at
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What would you say are your favorite contributions as an editor?
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Do you contribute to any other subject areas on Knowledge (XXG)?
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Has your project formed any special workgroups or task forces?
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What are WikiProject Christian music's most pressing needs?
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Thank you all four of you for taking the time to do this.
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unsure of how Patheos should be treated as a source.--
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How can a new contributor help the WikiProject today?
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artists), early Christian hard rock and metal bands (
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What prompted you to become a Knowledge (XXG) editor?
1425:I saw very little reference to actual music here.— 1312:'Course it is. I was only kidding about the title. 1252:If your comment has not appeared here, you can try 763:criteria of what constitutes a “notable” recording 1552:Category:WikiProject Christian music participants 599:. What was it like participating in those events? 343:. I rarely use them on Christian music articles. 1778:Thank you. See what you think of my efforts.— 1720:. I just need some advice on how to proceed.— 8: 1267:" on your side or the other?! All the best, 996:them the ropes. More contributors will stay. 398:, and popular artists at the moment such as 1874:Knowledge (XXG) Signpost archives 2016-04 1817:Make sure we cover what matters to you – 587:The Cross Bearer, you contributed to the 573:articles and my favourite European team: 1326:Oh, right. Sorry, I didn't catch that.-- 851:WikiProject Contemporary Christian music 18:Knowledge (XXG):Knowledge (XXG) Signpost 1255: 1231: 71: 735:: I would say first and foremost the 29: 7: 1028:, or being nominated multiple times. 1716:was the blog post, which led me to 695:: I really enjoyed researching the 56: 28: 1237:These comments are automatically 438:(and other bands associated with 139: 129: 119: 109: 99: 89: 565:. I also contribute to several 1248:add the page to your watchlist 1: 202:WikiProject Christian music 1890: 1626:Contemporary worship music 1798:21:10, 8 April 2016 (UTC) 1774:02:36, 8 April 2016 (UTC) 1740:18:07, 7 April 2016 (UTC) 1708:21:29, 6 April 2016 (UTC) 1683:21:21, 6 April 2016 (UTC) 1652:19:37, 6 April 2016 (UTC) 1620:20:36, 4 April 2016 (UTC) 1587:20:06, 4 April 2016 (UTC) 1544:19:46, 4 April 2016 (UTC) 1515:19:34, 4 April 2016 (UTC) 1473:18:36, 4 April 2016 (UTC) 1445:18:34, 4 April 2016 (UTC) 1419:16:43, 2 April 2016 (UTC) 1388:16:38, 2 April 2016 (UTC) 1352:16:35, 2 April 2016 (UTC) 1322:16:14, 2 April 2016 (UTC) 1308:13:41, 2 April 2016 (UTC) 1277:08:29, 2 April 2016 (UTC) 1118:Any other final comments? 468:Christian hip hop and rap 595:edit-a-thons as part of 215:WikiProject Music genres 207:WikiProject Christianity 893:and less active on the 189:, to singer-songwriter 1245:. To follow comments, 1212:Knowledge (XXG) Weekly 1155: 679: 518:: I primarily work on 363: 166: 39: 1154: 849:: I initially joined 678: 593:Black Women’s History 404:Francesca Battistelli 362: 312:: I saw a segment on 165: 38: 1768:See what I have done 1712:It wasn't too hard. 1630:Contemporary worship 1581:See what I have done 1509:See what I have done 1413:See what I have done 1346:See what I have done 1302:See what I have done 1241:from this article's 699:and it was my first 632:association football 567:association football 563:software development 211:WikiProject Religion 1600:the music itself.— 1265:Satan's Jewel Crown 697:Brothertown Indians 246:Ilovechristianmusic 227:WikiProject Culture 1820:leave a suggestion 1263:Very good. 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