Welcome to the Middle-earth WikiProject's main page. This Wikiproject was created on 23 November 2005 and activated and merged with the Silmarillion WikiProject on 1 March 2006. This project is an effort to bring order, class, and professionalism to all Tolkien-related articles and media. These include Tolkien's writings, film adaptations of his works, and other works inspired by Tolkien.

If you are interested in joining this collaborated wikiproject, please see the participants section to join.

Our mission is to focus collaboratively on efforts to promote interaction, co-operation, and communication among members in order to improve Wikipedia's encyclopedic coverage of Tolkien's legendarium. For examples of articles that have reached an elited state of class see below.

Our members cover articles that have anything to do with a range of the following:

• Tolkien's novels, characters, places, events, poetry, etc.
• analysis, themes, influences, scholars and their books.
• adaptations in film and games, film scholarship.
• Tolkien-related books, events, and fandom.

Our goals include:

1. To standardize Tolkien-related articles to follow this WikiProject's style guidelines
2. To follow Wikipedia's notability guidelines, to reduce what should not be done.
3. To improve Tolkien-related articles up to Good Article, Featured Article/or Featured List

You may wish to identify yourself as a participant by adding {{User WikiProject Middle-earth}} on your own user page. This will add your username to the list of participants in Category:WikiProject Middle-earth participants (unless you use |nocat=true to prevent it).

• Fix mistakes.
• Take a look at the discussion links and contribute what you can.
• Follow the Standards for this WikiProject, as well as the Wikipedia's Manual of Style page.
• Cite every claim to a reliable source.
• Follow Wikipedia's neutral point of view policy.
• "Be bold in updating pages, but do not be reckless!"

• Anything that Wikipedia is not follows here as well.
  • No point-of-view, please!
  • No editorial speculation, no editorial assumptions, no fan theories.
  • No Original Research, no unsourced claims.
  • No vandalism, and no revert wars either, see the discussion page for details to sort out any quarrels you may have with others peacefully.

The outline of Middle-earth is a centralized navigation hub for the subject of Middle-earth, arranged as a hierarchical topics list. It is part of Wikipedia's outline system which is one of Wikipedia's contents systems. It was built as a "reverse outline", a structural model of existing work, which in addition to being a summary of the work, can reveal the gaps and other weaknesses for revision purposes.

Please look it over and fill-in missing topics. If Wikipedia has an article or article section about those topics, please add links to them.

• J. R. R. Tolkien — was featured on the front page on 15 November, 2006
• Beowulf and Middle-earth — was featured on the front page on 25 February, 2022
• The Lord of the Rings (1978 film) — was featured on the front page on 15 November, 2011
• The Lord of the Rings: The Battle for Middle-earth II — was featured on the front page on 2 March, 2013
• List of accolades received by The Lord of the Rings film trilogy

Over 200 articles, including:

• WikiProject Films
• WikiProject Novels

Please award this star to whoever has contributed a great amount to Middle-earth related articles.

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	{{subst:Tolkien barnstar|message ~~~~}}	The Middle-earth WikiProject Award is awarded to Wikipedians for their contributions to Wikipedia stuff related to J. R. R. Tolkien. This is part of WikiProject Middle-earth. Designed and introduced by Uthanc using graphics by Aranel.