Wikipedia:Featured redirects

Featured redirects in Wikipedia

This is a proposal for a new selection of featured content - featured redirects. As of April 2009, there are over 3.4 million redirects in article space, an average of approximately 1.2 redirects per article. As yet, the method of nominating and determining featured redirects has not been decided. However, it is expected that featured redirects should meet the following conditions:

• Stability - the redirect should not be subject to on-going edit wars.
• Correctly formatted - using #anchor notation where applicable.
• Desirable - i.e. not meeting any of the criteria in undesirable redirects.
• Correctly categorised where applicable - using one or more established templates from Category:Redirect templates, all within the rcat shell.
• Neutral - ideally redirects to alternative titles should meet the policy laid down in Wikipedia:Neutral point of view. Where a redirect is from a controversial alternative title, the target article should provided citable evidence that the title is in general use.

Soft redirects are not eligible for featured redirect status.

Featured content:

• Featured articles
• Featured lists
• Featured pictures
• Featured topics

Featured article candidates (FAC):

• Featured article criteria
• Featured article log
• Featured article statistics

Featured article review (FAR):

• Archived FARs
• Former featured articles
• Unreviewed featured articles/2020

Today's featured article (TFA):

• This month's queue
• About Today's featured article
• Recent TFAs and statistics
• Current TFA requests
• Potential TFA requests
• TFA oddities
• Most viewed TFAs
• Featured articles yet to appear as TFA
• Script to track TFA recent changes

Featured article tools:

• Mentoring for FAC
• Nominators of featured articles promoted
• Recent changes to featured articles
• Random featured article