User talk:Littleduck98/sandbox
Notability
[edit]I certainly think that simple:Lakewood, Colorado rises to the level of notability and will be a good project. Having looked at Lakewood, Colorado on the main Wikipedia page, I even think you might find some things in your research that could easily be added to the primary page, since it's pretty sparse on history especially. Remember, however, that the main difficulty will be finding sources that the city itself doesn't publish. Good luck and good choice! Rvanarsdale (talk) 18:57, 4 December 2020 (UTC)
Rubric Update
[edit]your userspace/sandbox. You can use your textbook and any book or magazine in the library as a source.
| Summary: a short summary of the topic, heavily free linked to other wiki articles. | Five Points: 5 sentences, many links |
| Sections: the bulk of the article's information, cited and free linked. | Three Points: Two sections, few links. |
| Sources: a variety of print and online sources. Footnotes contained in a {{reflist}}. | Five points: A variety of print or online sources, numbering five or more, of good quality. |
| Media: a relevant picture, video, or song from the Wikimedia Commons. | Five Points: Excellent media included, captioned, and positioned. |
| Markup: Appropriate markup used. | Five Points: Excellent markup frequently used, clean, and no errors. |
If you're looking for more of the sorts of information that would be put on a page like this, try finding demographic information available from the census, or environmental information about their rainfall and köppen climate designation. Good progress! Rvanarsdale (talk) 17:47, 5 February 2021 (UTC)