Wikiwrimo:Scratchpad

Articles to write. This used to be in Sushi's namespace, so this list may look familiar. Go ahead and write one yourself! Also, if you see a red link somewhere in the wiki, be bold and create the article! Also, if you come up with an idea and don't have the means to create it yourself, whether for a specific article or a broad idea, add it to this list.

Some places that may be of help:

• The Guide
• The Help section
• FAQ

And now, on to the list.

• Pretty much anything from Special:WantedPages except the template-y stuff that I can't get rid of. Argh.
• Finish the Category:Stubs
• Finish NaNoWriMo, Script Frenzy, and The Office of Letters and Light
• The past and present NaNo/OLL staff who don't already have articles. Check out Template:Ollstaff.
• Having articles on basic writing terms and how they relate to NaNo/Script Frenzy would be cool, too. See Basic writing terms for ideas that may not have their own pages. This was mentioned by a few people when crowdsourcing for ideas.
• List of writing software--What Wrimos use to write their novels.
• List of regional Facebook pages--add your region's page!
• A list of published novels that are around 50k in length, just so Wrimos know the length of what they'll be writing. What to call this?
• Articles on some of the awesome Reference Desk/Character and Plot Realism threads and the stories behind them. What should the titles be? The subject of the thread? The thing everyone knew them as?
• Wikiwrimo Press! It doesn't have to be obvious press; articles that say that NaNo has a wiki will do too. This needs to be done because the article won't be empty anymore.
• National Novel Writing Year
• Procrastination Station (that part of the NaNo site where cool threads and links of interest get posted)
• Writer Maps (first called Wrimo Maps, but renamed to Writer Maps during Script Frenzy)
• The Coffee House (that's the forum thread, not a place write-ins may take place)
• N.E.R.D. Co. (a popular thread in NaNo 2003)
• Last Post and Thread Killer (Two similar threads with different histories in the Games, Diversions, and Other Exciting Forms of Procrastination forum, which also needs its own article thanks to its history and popularity. There should also be threads about some of the other popular threads, like Word Association and Bump thread)
• Fourth wall (This could use its own page)
• The Book of Tim
• Muse (of the writerly kind, not the band. And this could use its own page)
• Cliff Brooks (the Wrimo who dies in Wrimos' novels.)
• Lazette Gifford (Zette, longtime Wrimo and one of the first people I associate with huge word counts)
• Kateness, she of a million words.
• And of course, other notable Wrimos, including the others of a million words. Also, what makes a Wrimo notable?
• Suck Club (a NaNo thread that was popular in the early days. The Suck haikus stuck around)
• Quantity over quality (the main idea behind NaNo and Script Frenzy)
• Drupal (What the NaNo and SF websites run on, 2007-present. We don't have to get technical.)
• Donation Derby
• I Wrote a Novel, Now What?
• Prompt of the writing variety (This could use its own page)
• Xoops (what the site ran on from 2005(?)-2006)
• phpBB (what the site ran on from 2002-2003?4?)
• Egregiously Erroneous Information
• Word Association
• Bump thread
• Outline (This could still use its own page)
• Writing enemy
• Site relaunch (you know, what happens in October. Forums are wiped, et cetera.)
• Friday jams (in the OLL office; "Africa", anyone?)
• My NaNoWriMo
• The Wrimo Report
• Breaking News
• Busty Lesbian Cabbage Pirate Ninja (an older tradition)
• Editing
• Plot hole
• Fingerless gloves
• LiveJournal (on LJ's relationship with NaNo)
• Hipster PDA (introduced by NewMexicoKid, apparently in 2005. Here's info on it.)
• Donation Day
• Tavia's Dares
• Fund-o-Meter
• Blobby (the stuffed T-Rex at OLL HQ)
• Ruby on Rails (what the NaNo sites will move to starting in 2011!)
• Wikiwrimo An article on the history of this site (happy 1st anniversary, Wikiwrimo!)

Anything else? Add it! Or better yet, search for it, and if it's not there, start an article yourself!