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A '''featured article''' is a {{tag|wiki concept}}, consisting of an article deemed highly worthy or {{Cambridge-Dictionary|significant}} to be {{Cambridge-Dictionary|highlight}}ed or '{{Cambridge-Dictionary|promote}}d' in a section, typically the lead section on a [[wiki main page]]. The [[English Wikipedia]] (En.Wp) (along with the vast majority of other [[:Category:Wiki language|language]] versions of [[:Category:Wikipedia|Wikipedia]]) has a featured article which changes daily, while other wiki sites with less activity may have a {{Cambridge-Dictionary|monthly}} featured article or, on wikis with hardly any activity, simply a 'featured article' that rarely if ever changes. [[RationalWiki]] (RW) has a 'randomly featured article' section, whereas [[Encyclopedia Dramatica]] (ED) has an 'article of the now'. | |||
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Latest revision as of 09:17, 23 July 2023
A featured article is a wiki concept, consisting of an article deemed highly worthy or significant to be highlighted or 'promoted' in a section, typically the lead section on a wiki main page. The English Wikipedia (En.Wp) (along with the vast majority of other language versions of Wikipedia) has a featured article which changes daily, while other wiki sites with less activity may have a monthly featured article or, on wikis with hardly any activity, simply a 'featured article' that rarely if ever changes. RationalWiki (RW) has a 'randomly featured article' section, whereas Encyclopedia Dramatica (ED) has an 'article of the now'.