The Community portal is a place to find collaborations, tasks, and news about English Wikipedia.
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The Tip of The Day department needs your help in maintaining tips and replacing obsolete ones. Do you have a special way of doing things that would help others? Any tricks or techniques to get things done easier or faster? All suggestions are welcome, from tips for beginners to the techniques of power users. Come share your wiki expertise. To see today's tip, go to the bottom of this page (Community Portal).
The newly created WikiProject Women in Red is seeking editors to write articles about notable women.
The African football task force of WikiProject Football has just been created. Anyone with substantial knowledge on African football-related articles or anyone interested in African football is welcome to join!
A stub is an article that provides at least a basic definition but does not go much beyond it. It may not be the perfect article yet, but each stub should have the potential to become one. See Wikipedia:Find or fix a stub for ways to locate stubs. For example, click "What links here" on that same page, or on Template:Stub (the stub notice).
Still not enough stubs? Then try Wikipedia:Requests for page expansion, or set the "threshold for stub display" in your user preferences. That option sets a number of characters threshold value. Links to articles with fewer characters are shown in dark red. This makes it very easy to spot stubs.