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This category is for classifications of article quality. It should not include article tags, {{t|attention}}, its [[:category:Articles in Need of Attention|subcategories]], or other tags like {{t|theory}} or {{t|spoilers}}.  
This category is for classifications of article quality. It should not include article tags, {{t|urgent}} or its [[:category:Articles in Need of Attention|subcategories]], or other tags like {{t|theory}} or {{t|spoiler}}.  


In short, article qualities progress as follows:
In short, article qualities progress as follows:


# '''{{t|incomplete}}''' articles are short, terrible, and need expanding. These can either graduate to {{t|complete}} status—which indicates that that article has all available knowledge on that subject, even if it is short—or {{t|partial}} status.
# '''{{t|stub}}''' articles are short, terrible, and need expanding. These can either graduate to {{t|complete}} status—which indicates that that article has all available knowledge on that subject, even if it is short—or {{t|partial}} status.
# '''{{t|partial}}''' articles are articles which are too long to be considered incomplete, but could still use improvement.
# '''{{t|partial}}''' articles are articles which are too long to be considered incomplete, but could still use improvement.
# '''{{t|complete}}''' articles are articles that are likely complete, but still need to be [[:category:Complete Articles|reviewed]] by a [[The Reed and Rite:About|Admins]] to make sure they are exhaustive and well-formatted.
# '''{{t|complete}}''' articles are articles that are likely complete, but still need to be [[:category:Complete Articles|reviewed]] by a [[The Reed and Rite:About|Admins]] to make sure they are exhaustive and well-formatted.
# '''{{t|exemplary}}''' articles fall outside of the normal article hierarchy; they are not part of the ordinary progression of article quality and sit above reviewed articles. They are the best articles on The Reed and Rite, and should be looked to as examples for article creation. This tag is also added by the Admins.
# '''{{t|excellent}}''' articles fall outside of the normal article hierarchy; they are not part of the ordinary progression of article quality and sit above reviewed articles. They are the best articles on The Reed and Rite, and should be looked to as examples for article creation. This tag is also added by the Admins.


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This category is for classifications of article quality. It should not include article tags, {{urgent}} or its subcategories, or other tags like {{theory}} or {{spoiler}}.

In short, article qualities progress as follows:

  1. {{stub}} articles are short, terrible, and need expanding. These can either graduate to {{complete}} status—which indicates that that article has all available knowledge on that subject, even if it is short—or {{partial}} status.
  2. {{partial}} articles are articles which are too long to be considered incomplete, but could still use improvement.
  3. {{complete}} articles are articles that are likely complete, but still need to be reviewed by a Admins to make sure they are exhaustive and well-formatted.
  4. {{excellent}} articles fall outside of the normal article hierarchy; they are not part of the ordinary progression of article quality and sit above reviewed articles. They are the best articles on The Reed and Rite, and should be looked to as examples for article creation. This tag is also added by the Admins.

Subcategories

This category has the following 5 subcategories, out of 5 total.