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Current Collaboration of the Month


Every month, a Collaboration of the Month will be selected at our monthly meeting by using this page. Using cooperative editing, the aim of the collaboration is to complete a major task or greatly improve an article by the end of the month. A list of former collaborations can be found in the archive.

How to nominate

Anyone may nominate a collaboration. To nominate an article or task, click this link and fill in the Article name and the Comments section.

Collaboration selection

These collaborations work best if you vote on games that you have access to or would like to help edit. If you are not going to be involved in the development of a nominated guide, please refrain from voting on that particular title. However, feel free to support as many candidates as you like; any registered user may support a nominated guide.

Collaboration of the Month nominations are evaluated at the end of every month at the StrategyWiki meeting on IRC. The nomination with the greatest number of supporters is chosen. In the case of a tie, the earliest nomination is chosen. Nominations will be removed after being selected. Nominations will be kept on the page for six months from the last support. After a nomination has been removed, feel free to re-nominate it at any time.

How to vote

Under the Support section of a nomination, just add your signature to the bottom of the ordered list, like so: # ~~~~. Additionally, you may leave a comment under the Comments section explaining why you do or do not support the nomination.

Cleanup

At the end of this month, nominations can be removed if supported before December 1, 2023.

Nominations

Super Smash Bros. for Wii U and Nintendo 3DS

Support
  1. Moydow T · C 16:38, 10 November 2014 (UTC)
Comments
  • It comes out at the end of November. We're gonna need something to put up for December, and everyone and their dog (and duck) are going to be playing one of these two around then. And these are a pair, so it makes sense to put them up as a pair. --Moydow T · C 16:38, 10 November 2014 (UTC)