Wikipedia:WikiProject Aviation/Contest/Newsletter/November 2009

The Aviation WikiProject Contest Newsletter Issue II - November 2009 Contest leaders Here are the results for the third round of the Aviation Contest. Remember, the contest is ongoing and you can sign up at any time. Contest leaders The top three finishers in the November round are: 1st Sturmvogel_66 (225 points) including 55 maintenance points (550 edits!), 1 GA, and 11 DYKs 2nd Binksternet (195.1 points) including 15 articles created (14 B-Class!) and 16 DYKs 3rd Ian Rose (126 points) incuding 1 FA and 5 GAs Notable mentions Zyxw powered into 4th place with 113.9 points including 23 articles created Nimbus227 (70) and SynergyStar (40) each collected 1 FA Arsenikk (40) collected 4 GAs Russavia (51.3) and Geschichte (24.4) collected 6 and 3 DYKs, respectively Mukkakukaku (31.4) collected 1 GA and led with 2 Peer Reviews For a full guide see Wikipedia:WikiProject Aviation/Contest/History/2009/November Content Leaders As of this update, the following is a list of participants with the most: Featured articles Ian Rose (3) A-Class articles Ian Rose (1) Good articles Ian Rose (6) Did you know? items Sturmvogel_66 (23) At a Glance The Contest participants have collected a November total of: 3 Featured articles 0 Featured lists 0 Featured topics 0 Featured pictures 0 Featured sounds 0 A-Class articles 0 Good topic 11 Good articles 37 Did you know? items 0 In the news items This combines with the September and October totals to make a grand total of: 6 Featured articles 0 Featured lists 0 Featured topics 0 Featured pictures 0 Featured sounds 1 A-Class articles 0 Good topics 20 Good articles 77 Did you know? items 0 In the news items A few notes for the December round: There are several editors which signed up to the contest but haven't made a submission in the 3+ months of the contest. I'm going to remove them from the scoreboard, but if they want to be put back in, just drop me a line. The "In the news" item has yet to be used, and I think with the limited scope of this contest it may not be usefull, so I'm going to remove it. If anyone has suggestions for other scoring issues, please bring it up at the contest talk page. Sorry about how late this round-up is, but I got a little burnt out this month. I could use some help in scoring if anyone want to volunteer, and I'm thinking of implementing self scoring, with me just reviewing for scoring errors. (This wouldn't be in the current round, and probably not the next, but soon.) Again, congratulations to all competitors! Our most successful round yet, let's try to build on it!- Trevor MacInnis contribs 19:33, 6 December 2009 (UTC)