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Ear Hustle is currently a C-class article, but has anyone tried to assess if it actually got to B-class between the assessment and now? I'm just interested in coming up with a good checklist of steps to take for the collaboration. Also, curious if you thought discussion would be best to stay here
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It should also be current, meaning in production or at least relatively safe from podfade. Iāll look at the top lists on iTunes. Where are some other podcast ratings lists to check? I liked Blood Ties, and it even got a write up in the WSJ, but itās wrapped. Iām at a disadvantage, because I listen
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Hi there. New member to the project. I like the idea of rotating monthly through different articles, even if they donāt quite make it as far as weād hope. Perhaps a list, as you suggested, flipping monthly from fiction to nonfiction, of articles to be worked on and articles like Ear Hustle get put
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Hey everyone! It's been a month since we started on Ear Hustle and we haven't made a whole ton of progress. Due to the lack of participation, maybe we should change the article of the month to something like the "Current
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My first question concerning standard format conventions is how should tags be capitalized? Should "class" and "importance" ever be capitalized (I've only ever seen them lowercase)? Should "stub", "start", "c", and other quality ratings be capitalized or lowercase? Should "low", "mid", and other
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