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| − | + | === Usage === | |
| − | + | A key part of having an active, effective project or task force is increasing the member size. Here's some information on '''inviting members'''. | |
| − | *Look for members who have contributed to | + | * Look for members who have contributed to California related topics. They can be high-profile topics, such as [[San Francisco]], or low-profile like a local school, street, etc. You can also find them new articles at [[User:AlexNewArtBot/CaliforniaSearchResult]]. |
| − | :*Check the history log to see what sort of contributions users have made. | + | :* Check the history log to see what sort of contributions users have made. |
| − | :*Go to talk pages. Users who comment on talk pages are more likely to be significant contributors. You can confirm this by checking their list of contributions. | + | :* Go to talk pages. Users who comment on talk pages are more likely to be significant contributors. You can confirm this by checking their list of contributions. |
| − | *Look for members who live in | + | * Look for members who live in California. This may be indicated on their user page. You can also check categories such as [[:Category:Wikipedians in California]]. |
Once you've found the member you wish to invite, add the template to his or her talk page with | Once you've found the member you wish to invite, add the template to his or her talk page with | ||
| − | {{tls| | + | {{tls|Cal Invitation}} |
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| + | :{{tls|Cal Invitation/sfba}} (San Francisco Bay Area) | ||
| + | :{{tls|Cal Invitation/socal}} (Southern California) | ||
| + | :{{tls|Cal Invitation/ie}} (Inland Empire) | ||
| + | :{{tls|Cal Invitation/la}} (Los Angeles) | ||
| − | {{ | + | You can specify an article they have contributed to significantly using |
| + | <code> | ||
| + | {{tls|Cal Invitation|<nowiki>art=Foo</nowiki>}} | ||
| + | </code> | ||
| − | + | Once the user has joined, make sure you make him or her feel welcome. All new members should receive a {{tls|Cal Greeting}} on their talk pages. | |
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Revision as of 09:25, 7 December 2009
| File:Edit-copy green.svg | This is a documentation subpage for Template:Cal Invitation. It contains usage information, categories and other content that is not part of the original template page. |
Usage
A key part of having an active, effective project or task force is increasing the member size. Here's some information on inviting members.
- Look for members who have contributed to California related topics. They can be high-profile topics, such as San Francisco, or low-profile like a local school, street, etc. You can also find them new articles at User:AlexNewArtBot/CaliforniaSearchResult.
- Check the history log to see what sort of contributions users have made.
- Go to talk pages. Users who comment on talk pages are more likely to be significant contributors. You can confirm this by checking their list of contributions.
- Look for members who live in California. This may be indicated on their user page. You can also check categories such as Category:Wikipedians in California.
Once you've found the member you wish to invite, add the template to his or her talk page with
or
- {{subst:Cal Invitation/sfba}} (San Francisco Bay Area)
- {{subst:Cal Invitation/socal}} (Southern California)
- {{subst:Cal Invitation/ie}} (Inland Empire)
- {{subst:Cal Invitation/la}} (Los Angeles)
You can specify an article they have contributed to significantly using
{{subst:Cal Invitation}}
Once the user has joined, make sure you make him or her feel welcome. All new members should receive a {{subst:Cal Greeting}} on their talk pages.