User:Superb Owl
Most interested in political egalitarianism and how it manifests (or not) in media, governments and open source projects.
See Super Bowl#Super Bowl trademark for name inspiration.
My sandbox has a few pages of draft edits - any and all comments, edits, feedback and suggestions welcome.
Working on:
- WP:Further Reading
- Using as a source in the article
- Putting in reverse chronological order
- Ensuring the listed works match the scope for the article well (not too narrow, broad or something that is a 'see also')
- Removing those already listed as a source in the article
- Attempting to trim these sections to 0-5 sources (Template:Too much further reading says most editors prefer to cap sections at a half dozen)
- Assessing notability using citation counts (e.g. 2 cites per year published), book reviews, and other methods (open to suggestions)
- WP:See also
- removing redundant wikilinks
- trying to use these terms more in the article
- alphabetizing
- WP:External Links
- trying to move these into the text (or see also) and remove unreliable or unhelpful links
- Working to define the source of each link clearly and with a wikilink to that source's page
- WP:References
- Plan to flag references with relatively few citations for its field as being potentially unreliable
Pages created[edit]
- Rainbow Kitten Surprise – American alternative rock band
- Open-source voting system
- VotingWorks – Open-source election software and hardware nonprofit
- Election subversion – Changing the result of a legitimate election outcome
- Cost of Voting Index – Ranking of how easy it is to vote by U.S. state
- Presumptive inclusion – Inclusion by default
- The Mad Dog of Europe – film
- List of TV and films with critiques of Chinese Communist Party
- Citizens' Initiative Review – A panel of citizens that summarizes ballot initiative(s)
- List of state media by country – List of media where governments have authority over editorial decisions
- Public service journalism – Reporting done in the public interest
- Libro.fm – Audiobook app
Authorship ranking[edit]
As of April 29, 2024
These are some of the articles where I rank in the top 3 in terms of authorship according to Xtools: https://xtools.wmcloud.org/authorship. These are not endorsements of people, topics of ideas, just things that seemed significant at the time. I am not particularly invested in this metric (please help improve these pages!) and am also no longer following many of these pages/topics, but it seems like an interesting way to show which types of pages have received relatively more of my time and attention.
#1
- AllSides
- ARkStorm
- Arms industry
- Bipartisan Policy Center
- Bookshop (company)
- Censorship of Wikipedia
- Citizen Lab
- Citizens’ assembly
- Citizens' Assembly on Electoral Reform (British Columbia)
- Citizens' Initiative Review
- Compulsory voting
- Cost of Voting Index
- Criticism of democracy
- Deliberative democracy
- Deliberative opinion poll
- Duverger’s law
- Election subversion
- Electoral Integrity Project
- Electoral college
- Henry Farrell (political scientist)
- Institute for Nonprofit News
- Internet freedom
- James S. Fishkin
- Libro.fm
- List of public broadcasters by country
- List of state media by country
- List of TV and films with critiques of Chinese Communist Party
- Media Matters for America
- Media and Journalism Research Center
- Media bias
- No Labels
- Nonprofit journalism
- On the Media
- Open-source voting system
- Originalism
- Overcast (app)
- Political egalitarianism
- Presumptive inclusion
- Public service journalism
- Sarah Posner
- Sortition
- Supreme Court of the United States
- The Mad Dog of Europe
- Third party (U.S. politics)
- Voluntary Voting System Guidelines
- Voter fatigue
- Youth suffrage
- Voter suppression
- VotingWorks
#2
- Academic freedom
- Citizens' Assembly on Electoral Reform (Ontario)
- Citizens' Reference Panel
- Code of Conduct for Justices of the Supreme Court of the United States
- David Van Reybrouck
- Deliberation Day
- Democratic backsliding in the United States
- Efficiency gap
- Election interference
- Election security
- Electoral integrity
- Fear of crime
- Global Investigative Journalism Network
- Independent state legislature theory
- Integenerational equity
- Inverted totalitarianism
- Investigative journalism
- John Gastil
- Marco Arment
- Nazism and cinema
- New Apostolic Reformation
- Non-national
- Off-year election
- OverDrive, Inc.
- Participatory Politics Foundation
- Productive capacity
- Protect Democracy
- Right to repair
- Sainte-Laguë Index
- Sam Wineburg
- Sensationalism
- Totalitarian democracy
- United States Electoral College
- United States Senate
- William J. Dobson
#3
- Ballot Access News
- Black, Manafort, Stone and Kelly
- Casey Newton
- Confessions of a Nazi Spy
- Digital rights
- Egalitarianism
- Electronics right to repair
- Green Party of the United States
- Joseph Breen
- Journalism genres
- Mark Penn
- Media literacy
- Nieman Foundation for Journalism
- On the Issues
- Rights
- Stochastic terrorism
- Student activism
- The Real News Network
- Unfair election
- Vote buying
- Vote splitting
- Voter turnout
- Universal suffrage