hey i noticed that you just joined the wikiproject paintball. I'm glad you did, and i just wanted to give you an official welcome to the project. IF you need anything just give me or one of the admin. a shout and we should get back to you quickly. I invite you that if you want to join the rateing commitee (that will eventually be running, we just need to create a template), if you would like to join the commitee just say so on the section in the project talk page. also i would like to give you this project news board. IT just helps keep easy tabs on what's going on with the project, most members keep it at the top of our pages, you can do whatever you would like with it.
The term "paintball gun" is no longer to be used in any article: please change this wherever you see it! We must use the term paintball marker at all times from here on out. Keep up the good work. RavenStorm, Lead Coordinator
It has been strongly suggested by fellow member Three ways round that we add references and sources to our articles and make this our priority for now, as expansion and addition of articles has been slow of late. Go find an unsourced article and get some good references! Together we can make the WikiProject Paintball more authentic and encyclopedic. RavenStorm, Lead Coordinator
The player positions pages have been renamed according to game type to be more accurate.
Two more subcategories have been created: Woodsball, and Speedball. If any new pages are created that are related to these, please use their respective category tags instead of [[Category:Paintball]]. Thanks!
1. Find sources for all articles to remove original research issues. Resist the urge to simply enter new information based on your own playing experience (this applies especially to strategy and role based articles).
2. Pages about paintball markers, unless very notable and well sourced, should be either merged back into the main company's page - or a page detailing the company's series of products. Having a single page for each marker model is too unwieldly and yields a lot of stubs.
3. Top priority articles should reach at least C class.
