• Wikipedia:WikProject Electronic literature
• And over at Wikidata I'm working with colleagues at the Center for Digital Narrative [no; nn] on Wikidata:WikiProject Digital Narratives where our goal is to connect data in the ELMCIP Electronic Literature Knowledge Base to Wikidata.

• Nominating and reviewing articles for GA review (Good Article review) is a great way to improve Wikipedia! Here is a Cheatsheet for GA reviews
• Article quality assessment criteria and importance

• User scripts
  • Citehighlighter - this highlights the references in an article so you can see how solid they are. Doesn't recognise indie, peer reviewed scholarly journals so don't trust absolutely.

It can be easier to start a new article from a template. Will add to this list.

• Work of electronic literature - Wikidata infobox is useful - should perhaps develop this into e-lit infobox template?
• Academic bio (adapted from User:DrThneed)
• General template for a biography

Going to add stuff here.

• Visualisations of characteristics of articles created by Wikipedians using Wikidata properties. (URL)

I am learning how to set up a WikiProject over at Wikipedia:WikProject Electronic literature. Here are some tools I have liked:

Wikipedia:WikiProject Electronic literature/Electronic literature works that won the New Media Writing Prize

You can view (and edit) the source at Template:WikiProject Electronic literature.

• Archival-Poetics (poetry collection by Natalie Harkin)
• Margo Selby (British textile artist)
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