Wikipedia:WikiProject England/The West Country Challenge/Bristol


 * The Bristol Contest has now closed and has moved on to Cornwall. Please add your names and entries to the Cornwall page replicating what was done here now. Congratulations to Worm and Stacey for winning the Bristol Contest! Thanks to everybody who contributed!

  The West Country Challenge Day 1-3: Bristol

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Rules

 * All articles for the Bristol leg must be submitted between 0:00 GMT on 8 August and 23:59 GMT on 10 August.
 * All articles must be related to Bristol
 * Whoever improves the most core and stub content on the relative county on a given day will be rewarded with £10. This process will be repeated every day of the contest. Whoever works the hardest will be rewarded.
 * To "destub" an article all you have to do is ensure that the final article is a minimum of 1.5 kb of readable prose with no unsourced statements or badly formatted sources. Remember to update the talk page to start class when destubbing.
 * If working on a core article, you must ensure that you've added a minimum of 1.5kb of readable prose and fully cleaned up/checked the existing material and that the article is fully "clean" before submitting. If an article is bloated, it may be necessary to give it a considerable trim. Material rewritten will count towards the minimum prose added, so it may be that an article might end up shorter after the cleanup.
 * All paragraphs and claims must be verifiable and well sourced. References are expected to be fully formatted, with consistent dates.
 * Collaboration is permitted, but only between individuals who have signed up in the participants section. The same points will be given to each of the people who have significantly improved an article together.

Scoring

 * Any article with a ghastly tag or totally unsourced - 5 points
 * Minor cleanup of article references without expansion - 5 points
 * New article - 10 points (As the purpose of the contest is really reducing the stub count, please stry to ensure that new entries are minimum 1.5 kb of readable prose.)
 * Cleanup of any article from a given county not on the lists - 15 points
 * Destubbing an article (minimum of 1.5kb readable prose in total) and article expansions - 25 points
 * A minimum 3 kb expansion and full article cleanup -25 points (if the article was a stub you'll only get the 25 points once)
 * Uploading an original photograph (no geograph or flickr photos). Each photograph has to be of a different building to get points for each. - 5 points for any subject in Bristol, 15 points for any photograph on the hotlist.
 * Tackling a Core Article - 50 points (If you destub a Core Article, this is worth 75 points)
 * A Good Article - 200 points. As Good Articles often require more than three days to write, nominate and pass, contestants are permitted to write and submit GAs from Bristol throughout the 21-day contest period, provided that you've started improving the article relative to the mini contest being held during the three-day period. If an editor puts in a decent effort on one article in one day and nominates before the end of the day I (Dr. Blofeld) will do my very best to get that article reviewed on the day or get somebody else to review it so the points can count towards that day. If an article is written and nominated in one day but the review isn't completed and it passed by the end of that day, but passes by the end of the three days, the points will count towards the day that the article was nominated. As long as the nominator doesn't nominate an underdeveloped article and think they can buy more time with editing it. If it takes longer than three days to full write and pass GA, the points will be later be carried over to the overall contest scoreboard but won't count towards a daily score. For instance, if contestant A wins the Bristol mini contest with 480 points and Contestant B has 300 points but later gets a GA on say Clifton Suspension Bridge after the three days, contestant A will remain the county winner, but the 200 points will be added to the overall scoreboard. However, if it is improved and passed within the three days then the points will count towards that given mini contest score.
 * All Good Articles should pass GA by the 28th to be included.
 * For winning the Bristol contest, the winner will be rewarded with a bonus 500 points, 200 points for 2nd and 100 points for third.
 * After the subcontest has concluded, the winners will be announced and the points will be carried over to the main content scoreboard at the end of each set of three days.

Core articles

 * 1) Aardman Animations
 * 2) Almondsbury Interchange
 * 3) Ashton Court
 * 4) Ashton Avenue Bridge
 * 5) Ashton Gate Stadium
 * 6) At-Bristol
 * 7) Avon Bridge
 * 8) Avon (county)
 * 9) Avonmouth
 * 10) Avonmouth Bridge
 * 11) Avonmouth Docks
 * 12) Banksy
 * 13) Tony Benn
 * 14) Black Castle, Bristol
 * 15) Blaise Castle
 * 16) Bloodhound SSC
 * 17) Bristol
 * 18) Bristol Aeroplane Company
 * 19) Bristol Airport
 * 20) Bristol and Bath Railway Path
 * 21) Bristol and Bath Science Park
 * 22) Bristol and Exeter Railway
 * 23) Bristol Arena
 * 24) Bristol Ariel Rowing Club
 * 25) Bristol Blitz
 * 26) Bristol blue glass
 * 27) Bristol Bridge
 * 28) Bristol Castle
 * 29) Bristol Cathedral
 * 30) Bristol City Museum and Art Gallery
 * 31) Bristol City F.C.
 * 32) Bristol County Ground
 * 33) Bristol Hippodrome
 * 34) Bristol International Balloon Fiesta
 * 35) Bristol Old Vic
 * 36) Bristol riots
 * 37) Bristol Rovers F.C.
 * 38) Bristol Royal Infirmary
 * 39) Bristol slave trade
 * 40) Bristol Temple Meads railway station
 * 41) Clifton Lido and The Victoria Public House
 * 42) Colston Hall
 * 43) Concorde
 * 44) Humphry Davy
 * 45) Paul Dirac
 * 46) Edmund Burke
 * 47) Ernest Bevin
 * 48) Great Bristol Half Marathon
 * 49) History of Bristol
 * 50) HMS Bristol (1653)
 * 51) HMS Bristol (1711)
 * 52) HMS Bristol (1775)
 * 53) HMS Bristol (1861)
 * 54) HMS Bristol (1910)
 * 55) HMS Bristol (D23)
 * 56) King William Ale House
 * 57) Kings Weston House
 * 58) List of Parliamentary constituencies in Avon
 * 59) Llandoger Trow
 * 60) M4 motorway
 * 61) M5 motorway
 * 62) Marquess of Bristol
 * 63) Mayor of Bristol
 * 64) Memorial Stadium (Bristol)
 * 65) MoD Abbey Wood
 * 66) Pero's Bridge
 * 67) Pneumatic Institution
 * 68) Politics of Bristol
 * 69) Port of Bristol
 * 70) Portway, Bristol
 * 71) Colin Pillinger
 * 72) Prince Street Bridge
 * 73) Red Lodge Museum
 * 74) River Avon (Bristol)
 * 75) Seabank Power Station
 * 76) Shakespeare Public House, Bristol
 * 77) Society of Merchant Venturers
 * 78) Southmead Hospital
 * 79) SS Great Britain
 * 80) SS Great Western
 * 81) St Mary Redcliffe
 * 82) The Thekla
 * 83) Transport in Bristol
 * 84) Trip hop
 * 85) W.D. & H.O. Wills
 * 86) W. G. Grace
 * 87) University of the West of England

Cleanup highlights
See Bristol cleanup list

Stubs

 * 14 and 15 King Street, Bristol
 * 16 King Street, Bristol
 * 17 King Street, Bristol
 * 1981 Bristol Open
 * 1982 Bristol Open
 * 1983 Bristol Open
 * 1984 Bristol Open
 * 1985 Bristol Open
 * 1986 Bristol Open
 * 1987 Bristol Open
 * 1988 Bristol Open
 * 1989 Bristol Open
 * 1989 Bristol Open – Doubles
 * 1989 Bristol Open – Singles
 * 2008–09 Bristol Rovers F.C. season
 * 2009–10 Bristol City F.C. season
 * 32 King Street, Bristol
 * 35 King Street, Bristol
 * 37 and 39 Jamaica Street, Bristol
 * 6 King Street, Bristol
 * 61 Queen Charlotte Street, Bristol
 * 7 and 8 King Street, Bristol
 * A369 road
 * A4018 road
 * A403 road
 * A4032 road
 * A431 road
 * A432 road
 * Academy Cinema (Bristol)
 * Aggi Crew
 * Alderman Proctor's Drinking Fountain
 * Robert Aldworth
 * Charles Alford (priest)
 * Allied Domecq
 * Almondsbury Interchange
 * Amberley House School
 * Armada House, Bristol
 * Ashley (Bristol ward)
 * Ashley Hill railway station
 * Ashton Gate, Bristol
 * Ashton Park School
 * Ashton Vale
 * Austin Friary, Bristol
 * James Averis
 * Avon Bridge
 * Avon House, Bristol
 * Avon Longitudinal Study of Parents and Children
 * Avonmouth Docks
 * Avonmouth Docks railway station
 * Avonmouth Old Boys
 * B Bond Warehouse
 * Badminton School
 * Badock Hall
 * William Hellier Baily
 * Anthony Balmforth
 * David Banfield (priest)
 * Barrs Court
 * Andy Batten-Foster
 * Thomas Baynton
 * BBC West
 * Bedminster F.C.
 * Christopher Beeny
 * Bewell's Cross
 * Bewys Cross
 * Bierkeller Theatre
 * Alfie Biggs
 * Bishop Road Primary School
 * Edward Bishop, Baron Bishopston
 * Black and White Café
 * Blaise Hamlet
 * Herbert Blake
 * Blanck Mass
 * The Blue Aeroplanes
 * Stan Boland
 * William Bradshaw (bishop)
 * Benjamin Brain
 * Bravo, Bristol!
 * Brentry
 * Thomas Brereton
 * Nick Brimble
 * Bristol & District Cricket Association
 * Bristol (European Parliament constituency)
 * Bristol + Bath Marathon
 * Bristol 400
 * Bristol 401
 * Bristol 403
 * Bristol 404 and 405
 * Bristol 406
 * Bristol 407
 * Bristol 408
 * Bristol 409
 * Bristol 410
 * Bristol 411
 * Bristol Academy of Sport
 * Bristol and Bath Science Park
 * Bristol and Bath Tennis Club
 * Bristol and District Football League
 * Bristol and District Rugby Football Combination
 * Bristol Ariel Rowing Club
 * Bristol Bach Choir
 * Bristol Bath Road depot
 * Bristol Bisons RFC
 * Bristol board
 * Bristol Bridge
 * Bristol Brunel Academy
 * Bristol Bus Station
 * Bristol by-election, 1878
 * Bristol City Council election, 1983
 * Bristol City Council election, 1984
 * Bristol City Council election, 1986
 * Bristol City Council election, 1987
 * Bristol City Council election, 1988
 * Bristol City Council election, 1990
 * Bristol City Council election, 1991
 * Bristol City Council election, 1992
 * Bristol City Council election, 1995
 * Bristol City Council election, 2013
 * Bristol City Council election, 2014
 * Bristol City Council election, 2015
 * Bristol City W.F.C. (1990s)
 * Bristol Classic Boat Company
 * Bristol Coalfield
 * Bristol Community Church
 * Bristol Crown Court
 * Bristol Development Corporation
 * Bristol Dockers
 * Bristol East by-election, 1911
 * Bristol East by-election, 1931
 * Bristol Eye Hospital
 * Bristol Festival of Nature
 * Bristol Flyers
 * Bristol Gateway School
 * Bristol heart scandal
 * Bristol Homeopathic Hospital
 * Bristol Institute of Technology
 * Bristol International Kite Festival
 * Bristol Jamia Mosque
 * Bristol Junior Rugby League
 * Bristol Laboratory for Advanced Dynamics Engineering
 * Bristol Media
 * Bristol Medical School
 * Bristol Observer
 * Bristol Odin
 * Bristol Open
 * Bristol park and ride
 * Bristol Premier Combination
 * Bristol Pride
 * Bristol RE
 * Bristol Record Office
 * Bristol Record Society
 * Bristol Reservoirs
 * Bristol Rovers F.C.–Swindon Town F.C. rivalry
 * Bristol Schools Philharmonia
 * Bristol Socialist Society
 * Bristol South East by-election, 1961
 * Bristol Storm
 * Bristol Superfreighter
 * Bristol UOTC
 * Bristol Water
 * Bristol West by-election, 1928
 * Bristol West by-election, 1957
 * Bristol/Bath to South Coast Study
 * Brookland Hall
 * Brown's Restaurant
 * Matt Bryant (footballer)
 * Simon Bryant (footballer)
 * Buckingham Baptist Chapel
 * Bullock's Park
 * Caledonia Place, Bristol
 * Carmel Christian School, Bristol
 * Carriage Works, Bristol
 * Tim Carter (footballer)
 * Elizabeth Casson
 * Castlemead
 * Catbrain
 * Alexander Catcott
 * Central Police Station, Bristol
 * Chapel of the Three Kings of Cologne
 * Charles Hill & Sons
 * Charlton, Bristol
 * William Child
 * Christ Church with St Ewen
 * Christ Church, Clifton Down
 * Church of Holy Trinity, Hotwells
 * Church of Holy Trinity, Stapleton
 * Church of the Holy Trinity with St Edmund
 * City Academy Bristol
 * City of Bristol Choir
 * City Road Baptist Church
 * Clarks Wood Company warehouse
 * Clerical Medical
 * Clifton Association F.C.
 * Clifton High School, Bristol
 * Clifton Lido and The Victoria Public House
 * Danny Coles
 * Esmé Collings
 * Colston bun
 * Colston Tower
 * Colstons Almshouses
 * Commercial Rooms, Bristol
 * Conham
 * Simon Cook (actor)
 * Coombe Dingle, Bristol
 * Cossham Memorial Hospital
 * Cotham Church
 * Cotham Park RFC
 * Danny Coughlan
 * Andy Council
 * Counterslip Baptist Church
 * Chris Cozens
 * Crew's Hole, Bristol
 * Samuel Crossman
 * Cube Microplex
 * Daddy G
 * Sara Dallin
 * Scott Davidson (musician)
 * Ian Davies (footballer)
 * Charles Dickinson (priest)
 * Ronnie Dix
 * William Chatterton Dix
 * Downend School
 * Dowry Square
 * Dr Fox Pharmacy
 * Charles Dyer (architect)
 * E3 Media
 * Easton Cowboys and Cowgirls
 * Gilbert Elliot (priest)
 * Engineers House
 * Equestrian statue of William III, Bristol
 * Eremites Friary, Bristol
 * Everyman Bristol
 * Luke Eves
 * Exploratory (museum)
 * Fairfield High School, Bristol
 * Filwood (ward)
 * First Bristol
 * Flying Saucer Attack
 * Former Bank of England, Bristol
 * Former Bristol and West Building
 * Former Everard's Printing Works
 * Former Gardiners offices
 * Foster's Almshouses, Bristol
 * Howard Francis
 * Frenchay
 * Frome Vale (ward)
 * Joseph Storrs Fry II
 * Gardiners Warehouse
 * Garment Quarter
 * William Bruce Gingell
 * Glenside Museum
 * Gloucestershire Volunteer Artillery
 * Golden Hill, Bristol
 * Jean Golding
 * William Venn Gough
 * Horace Gould
 * Granary, Bristol
 * Robert Gray (bishop of Bristol)
 * Great Reading Adventure
 * Ben Green (mathematician)
 * Will Gregory
 * Greyfriars, Bristol (office block)
 * Catherine B. Gulley
 * Jeremy Hackett
 * Ham Green Halt railway station
 * Harding of Bristol
 * John Scandrett Harford
 * Ryan Harley
 * Harry Stoke
 * Hazel Brook
 * Henbury Loop Line
 * Henbury railway station
 * Henbury School
 * Henbury Village Hall
 * Hengrove
 * Herbert Ashman
 * Doug Hillard
 * Hillfields, Bristol
 * Mike Hodges
 * Holy Cross Inns Court Vicarage
 * Hope Chapel, Bristol
 * Hope Recordings
 * Hotwells railway station
 * Huckford Viaduct
 * Hydraulic engine house, Bristol Harbour
 * Ilya (band)
 * Imperial Athletic Ground, Bristol
 * International Festival of the Sea, 1996
 * Ironmould Lane, Bristol
 * J. W. Arrowsmith
 * Jacob's Well, Bristol
 * Bobby Jones (footballer, born 1938)
 * King William Ale House
 * Kings Weston Hill
 * Kingsley Hall, Bristol
 * Kingsweston (ward)
 * Kingsweston School
 * Kingswood Borough
 * Kleeneze
 * Knowle Cricket Club Ground
 * Knowle, Bristol
 * Krust
 * Lakota (club)
 * John Lamb (priest)
 * Vic Lambden
 * Lamplighters Marsh
 * Lawrence Hill, Bristol
 * Charles Layard (priest)
 * David Lee (footballer, born 1969)
 * Charlotte Leslie
 * Lewin's Mead Unitarian meeting house
 * Litho Supplies
 * Lloyds Bank, Bristol
 * Lodge Causeway
 * London and Bristol Company
 * Lord Lieutenant of Bristol
 * Samuel Loxton
 * M4 derby
 * Paul Mardon
 * Mauretania Public House
 * Mayfield Park, Bristol
 * Tim McClure
 * Merchant Hall
 * Merchant Venturers Almshouses
 * Merrywood Grammar School
 * Millennium Square (Bristol)
 * Steven Miller (actor)
 * Monk & Canatella
 * Monks Park
 * Montpelier Bean Feast
 * Jerry Morgan
 * Timothy Mowl
 * Narroways Hill Junction
 * Nightingale Valley Halt railway station
 * John Norris (priest)
 * North Bristol NHS Trust
 * North Fringe of Bristol
 * Northern Stormwater Interceptor, Bristol
 * Nova Scotia, Bristol
 * O2 Academy Bristol
 * Oasis Academy Brightstowe
 * Oasis Academy Brislington
 * Oasis Academy John Williams
 * Old City Gaol, Bristol
 * Old Council House, Bristol
 * Old Post Office, Bristol
 * Oldland Abbotonians F.C.
 * One Redcliff Street, Bristol
 * Orchard School Bristol
 * Gilbert Ovens
 * Partridge Films
 * Thomas Paty
 * William Paty
 * Pen Park Hole
 * Horace Perry
 * George Petherbridge
 * Portbury railway station
 * Portland Square, Bristol
 * Printers Devil, Bristol
 * Harry Pruett
 * Pukka Herbs
 * Pump House, Bristol
 * Phil Purnell
 * Quakers Friars
 * Quarry Steps, Durdham Down
 * Queen Square House, Bristol
 * Queen Victoria Statue, Bristol
 * Philip Rahtz
 * Henry Randall
 * Redcliffe Hall, Bristol
 * Percy Reddick
 * Redland Chapel
 * Redland Green
 * Redland High School for Girls
 * Hemming Robeson
 * Robinson's Warehouse, Bristol
 * Douglas Robinson (cricketer)
 * Foster Robinson
 * Vivian Robinson
 * Rownham Ferry
 * Royal York Crescent
 * Sack Friary, Bristol
 * Sailors Refuge, Bristol
 * Sam FM (Bristol)
 * School of Education (UWE)
 * John Scott (composer)
 * Severnside Community Rail Partnership
 * Shakane
 * Shakespeare Inn, Bristol
 * Shakespeare Public House, Bristol
 * Shipshape and Bristol fashion
 * Shoestring (TV series)
 * Jamie Shore
 * Silicon Gorge
 * Viscount Slim
 * Slipway Co-operative
 * Jack Smart (footballer)
 * Smith & Mighty
 * Jarrit Smyth
 * Sneyd Park
 * Snuff Mills
 * Sorbus bristoliensis
 * Soundwell F.C.
 * South West News Service
 * Southmead
 * Speedwell, Bristol
 * St Anne's Park railway station
 * St Augustine the Less Church, Bristol
 * St Bartholomew's Hospital, Bristol
 * St Bede's Catholic College
 * St Christopher's School, Bristol
 * St George East
 * St George Park
 * St James' Presbyterian Church of England, Bristol
 * St John the Baptist, Frenchay
 * St Luke's Church, Brislington
 * St Mary on the Quay
 * St Matthew's Church, Cotham
 * St Michael on the Mount Without
 * St Michael's Primary School
 * St Nicholas Market
 * St Nicholas' Almshouses
 * St Peter and St Paul, Bristol
 * St Peters Church, Bishopsworth
 * St Thomas the Martyr, Bristol
 * St Vincent's Works
 * St. Michael's Hospital, Bristol
 * Steve Satan
 * Ravenscroft Stewart
 * Stoke Lodge
 * Stokes Croft
 * Stone'd Records
 * Glyn Stone
 * Katie Swan
 * Barrington Tabb
 * Stuart Taylor (footballer, born 1947)
 * Technical Advisory Service for Images
 * Temple Quay
 * James Tetley
 * The Chessels
 * The Coronation Tap
 * The Crown, Bristol
 * The Galleries, Bristol
 * The Great Western Chorus of Bristol
 * The Ridings' Federation Winterbourne International Academy
 * Thomas Thorp (priest)
 * Jay Tidmarsh
 * Tobacco Factory
 * Tollgate House
 * Tribute Western Counties North
 * Trinity Road Library, Bristol
 * George Tully (architect)
 * Two Mile Hill, Bristol
 * Charles Underwood
 * University of Bristol Dental Hospital
 * Up, Bustle and Out
 * Upper Knowle
 * Upper Radstowe
 * Andrew Vowles
 * Warehouse premises of Hardware (Bristol) Limited
 * Ray Warren (footballer)
 * Wayward Design
 * William Welchman
 * West of England Combined Authority
 * West Town Lane Academy
 * Westbury College Gatehouse
 * Westbury Park, Bristol
 * Whitchurch Circuit
 * Whitchurch Park (ward)
 * Whitefield's Tabernacle, Penn Street, Bristol
 * Wild Place Project
 * Naomi Wilkinson
 * Leslie Williams (Archdeacon of Bristol)
 * George Alfred Wills
 * Henry Herbert Wills
 * William Wills, 1st Baron Winterstoke
 * Willsbridge
 * Windmill Hill, Bristol
 * Reece Winstone
 * Winterbourne Down, Gloucestershire
 * Jody Wisternoff
 * Peggy Ann Wood
 * Woodlands Christian Centre
 * Clifford Woodward
 * Keren Woodward
 * Wool Hall, Bristol
 * J. Stafford Wright

Missing articles

 * See Grade I listed buildings in Bristol
 * See Grade II* listed buildings in Bristol
 * See Bristol Rovers players without articles
 * Bristol Mercury (newspaper)
 * Charlton Mead
 * Newtown
 * Ridgeway
 * Rose Green
 * Terry Ratcliffe (gold medallist in boxing at the 1950 British Empire Games)
 * Victoria Park
 * Whiteway

Leaderboard
The leaderboard with ranking of editors will be maintained during each round and moved onto the next round once it is completed. Whoever accumulates the most points in one day will win the £10 voucher. I had initially intended doing it as an article count, but as most of the funding is going into this it would defeat the object of having scoring if we did it that way, so it's most points scored every day.

Day 1

 * 1) Ritchie333 - 355 points (Winner: + £10)
 * 2) Rodw - 145 points
 * 3) Worm and Stacey - 140 points
 * 4) Gasheadsteve - 80 points
 * 5) Cwmhiraeth - 75 points
 * 6) Penny Richards - 75 points
 * 7) D Eaketts - 35 points

Day 2

 * 1) Sturmvogel_66 - 580 points (Winner: + £10)
 * 2) Worm and Stacey - 400 points
 * 3) Ritchie333 - 115 points
 * 4) Cwmhiraeth - 75 points
 * 5) Gasheadsteve - 50 points
 * 6) D Eaketts - 25 points

Day 3

 * 1) Worm and Stacey - 415 points (Winner: + £10 and + 500 points Trophy.png WINNER of Bristol Contest.)
 * 2) Ritchie333 - 385 points (+200 points for finishing Bristol contest in 2nd place)
 * 3) D Eaketts - 210 points
 * 4) Sturmvogel_66 - 75 points (+100 points for finishing Bristol contest in 3rd place)
 * 5) Gasheadsteve - 50 points
 * 6) Penny Richards - 40 points

Overall scoreboard
After three days:


 * 1) Worm and Stacey - 1455 points
 * 2) Ritchie333 - 1055 points
 * 3) Sturmvogel_66 - 755 points
 * 4) D Eaketts - 270 points
 * 5) Gasheadsteve - 180 points
 * 6) Cwmhiraeth - 150 points
 * 7) Rodw - 145 points
 * 8) Penny Richards - 115 points

User:Cwmhiraeth

 * 1) Pen Park Hole - stub expansion, 25 points ✅
 * 2) Central Police Station, Bristol - stub expansion, 25 points ✅
 * 3) Thomas Paty - stub expansion, 25 points ✅
 * 4) Shakespeare Public House, Bristol - core article 50 points + stub expansion, 25 points = 75 points ✅ Lovely article choice!♦  Dr. Blofeld  13:41, 9 August 2016 (UTC)

User:D Eaketts

 * 1) A369 - stub expansion and destubbed - 25 points (Diff)

Hi check the total readable prose count at here. It has to be 1500 char in total to get the points.♦ Dr. Blofeld  10:55, 8 August 2016 (UTC)

It is over 1500 characters in total
 * It's 1254 currently I count, and there's still two unsourced paragraphs..♦ Dr. Blofeld  12:58, 8 August 2016 (UTC)

It's readable prose count 1500 we're looking for, article text rather than total count, 1113 I get. So it needs a little more on this, sorry to be a pain haha.♦ Dr. Blofeld  11:32, 8 August 2016 (UTC)

Now at 1536 characters.D Eaketts (talk) 12:54, 8 August 2016 (UTC)


 * It's currently 1344, needs a bit more.♦ Dr. Blofeld  14:58, 8 August 2016 (UTC)

Characters should be now over 1500 aka 1519.D Eaketts (talk) 16:07, 8 August 2016 (UTC)

✅ We got there now. ;-)♦ Dr. Blofeld  16:11, 8 August 2016 (UTC)


 * 1) Berkeley Crescent, Bristol - New Article - 10 points (Diff)

Thanks for that, it's currently 572 char though, ideally we're looking for minimum 1500 (1.5 kb) for all entries as the main purpose of the contest was to decrease the number of stubs we have in total.♦ Dr. Blofeld  11:30, 8 August 2016 (UTC)

I'll see if I can get it to 1500 characters.D Eaketts (talk) 11:33, 8 August 2016 (UTC)

Can get only to 1263 but I'll see what I can do.D Eaketts (talk) 12:54, 8 August 2016 (UTC)

Got it upto 1663 characters, Hope this is correct now.D Eaketts (talk) 14:03, 8 August 2016 (UTC)

Updated it now at 1503 characters. D Eaketts (talk) 14:20, 8 August 2016 (UTC)

It's 1267 currently. Copy and paste just the prose, the inline text to measure it.♦ Dr. Blofeld  15:00, 8 August 2016 (UTC)

It is now updated to 1528 characters.

✅


 * 1) A420 - Added photo - 5 points (Diff)
 * They have to be original photographs, not geograph or flickr uploads I'm afraid!♦ Dr. Blofeld  21:25, 8 August 2016 (UTC)

✅
 * 1) St Peters Church, Bishopsworth - Extended and destubbed (Not on Destub list) - 25 points? (Diff)

It was a stub I think so qualifies yes, but no unsourced paragraphs or claims before you get the points ;-)♦ Dr. Blofeld  18:49, 9 August 2016 (UTC)

All sorted now has links

What do you mean about claims?

✅ Could still use a little copyedit though.
 * 1) Cotham Church - Extended and Unstubbed - 25 points (Diff)


 * 1) Cornwallis Crescent, Bristol - New article - 10 points (Diff)✅


 * 1) St Luke's Church, Brislington - Expanded and unstubbed - 25 points (Diff)✅

✅
 * 1) St Matthew's Church, Cotham - Expanded and unstubbed - 25 points (Diff}
 * Last paragraph needs sourcing, WikiWand is wikipedia with a different design!♦ Dr. Blofeld  12:52, 10 August 2016 (UTC)

Now has a better source.


 * 1) St John the Baptist, Frenchay - Expanded and unstubbed - 25 points (Diff)✅


 * 1) St Nicholas Market - Expanded and unsubbed - 25 points (Diff)✅


 * 1) Old City Gaol, Bristol - Expanded and unstubbed (Diff) ✅


 * 1) Buckingham Baptist Chapel = Reworded and unstubbed - Not sure on the points -(Diff) =25 points ✅


 * 1) Caledonia Place, Bristol - Expanded and unstubbed (Diff) =25 points ✅


 * 1) St James' Presbyterian Church of England, Bristol - Expanded and unstubbed - 25 points (Diff)


 * Did you really re-verify the info? The sources look old, it would be better to have verifiable ones. Also got lose some of the red links!♦ Dr. Blofeld  21:54, 10 August 2016 (UTC)

User:Gasheadsteve

 * 1) Added photo to Bristol Manor Farm F.C. (Diff) – 5 points ✅
 * 2) Destubbed Vic Lambden (Diff) – 25 points ✅
 * 3) Expanded Stuart Taylor (footballer, born 1947) from stub (Diff) – 25 points ✅
 * 4) Expanded Bristol City W.F.C. (1990s) from stub (Diff) – 25 points ✅

I didn't get any points for Stuart Taylor (footballer, born 1947) above. Have I not done this satisfactorily, or was it just missed? &mdash;  Gas Head Steve [TALK] 08:52, 9 August 2016 (UTC)
 * Just missed it :-)♦ Dr. Blofeld  09:18, 9 August 2016 (UTC)


 * 1) George Petherbridge destubbed (Diff) – 25 points ✅

Can you source "After ending his professional career with Rovers, he dropped out of the Football League to join Salisbury in 1962 and in 1963 had a short spell with Cornish side Falmouth Town in the South Western League (20 apps and 9 goals)."? Cheers.♦ Dr. Blofeld  11:13, 9 August 2016 (UTC)
 * I struggled to find a decent reference for that one unfortunately. I've added a ref to a message board that mentions it, but that's obviously not ideal. I'll try finding out who added that to the article and send them a message asking where they got the information from. &mdash;  Gas Head Steve [TALK] 12:15, 9 August 2016 (UTC)
 * So much for that plan! The edit was made 6 years ago by an IP, so there's no hope of contacting them. &mdash;  Gas Head Steve [TALK] 12:20, 9 August 2016 (UTC)


 * 1) Doug Hillard destubbed (Diff) – 25 points ✅


 * 1) Narroways Hill Junction destubbed (Diff) – 25 points ✅
 * 2) Horace Gould expanded from stub – 25 points ✅

User:Penny Richards

 * 1) Agnes Claypole Moody, destubbed (diff; from 818 to 1632 readable prose). Moody was born in Bristol. +25, I think?✅
 * 2) Amy Sedgwick, destubbed (diff; from 616 to 1916 readable prose). Sedgwick was born in Bristol. +25. ✅
 * 3) Fabian S. Woodley, not destubbed but went from ~400 to ~800 chars readable, and from totally unsourced to four refs (diff). Woodley was born in Bristol. +5? basic cleanup yup, 5 points ✅
 * 4) Susanna Winkworth, new article +10. ✅
 * 5) Maud Cunnington, alumna of Cheltenham Ladies' College; was a stub with no sources, now ~2000 readable prose, with five refs (diff). +25 for destubbing. ✅

User:Ritchie333

 * 1) M32 motorway - expanded, nominated for GA - 200 points Ritchie333 (talk) (cont)  16:06, 8 August 2016 (UTC) -I'll give you 25 points for the expansion ✅ (should have been 50 really as I'd have included this on the core list but it might get disputed haha!) The 200 will count once passed.✅♦  Dr. Blofeld  16:57, 8 August 2016 (UTC)
 * 2) Stokes Croft - expanded - 25 points ✅
 * 3) A4018 road - expanded - 25 points (though it didn't take much to get over the 1,500 limit so I'm not sure this counts) -nope, can't give 25 points on that one then.
 * 4) Tollgate House - expanded, de-stubbed, 25 points ✅
 * 5) Westmoreland House - new article from a few weeks back, now over the 1.5K limit so can be de-stubbed ✅ Yes is was 1380 odd before.
 * 6) A403 road - expanded, de-stubbed, 25 points. ✅ Pointless infobox removed - 5,000,000 points (for the avoidance of doubt this is what is technically called a "joke"...)
 * LOL, there should be points for infobox obliteration ;-)♦ Dr. Blofeld  18:39, 8 August 2016 (UTC)
 * 1) Keren Woodward - tightened up sourcing a bit, 5 points ✅
 * 2) The Mild Mild West - expanded (mostly a few weeks back) but now past 1.5K prose so can be destubbed, 25 points and a free teddy bear with molotov cocktail ✅
 * 3) Pump House, Bristol - improved verifiability, added sources - 5 points ✅
 * 4) Colston Hall - expanded, entire article now has proper inline citations, removed a bunch of copyvios, 50 points for core article + 5 for cleaning up major problems (though not tagged, they should have been). =It should be 25 points for minimum 3kb expansions, that should have been up. You'll get 75 points. the 5 is just for basic ref/verification. You did a lot more than that, ✅
 * 5) Victoria Park, Bristol - created, was on the "missing list", was speedy deleted in 2007 as WP:CSD against policy (text was "Victoria Park is situated in the south of the city of Bristol and is often referred to as being part of Bedminster" which is enough context to google for the topic). Expanded past 1.5K - at least 10 points, extra 25 for getting past stub or does that not count in this instance?
 * 10 points for a new article only I'm afraid, despite the irritating deletion.♦ Dr. Blofeld  18:51, 9 August 2016 (UTC) ✅
 * 1) Colston bun - destubbed, 25 points ✅ Just ;-)  I thought initially that it might be some sort of variation of the man bun style, seems as I associate Colston Hall with rock!♦  Dr. Blofeld
 * 2) Portway, Bristol - 3x expanded, nominated for GA
 * M32 and Portway should both definitely have been core articles. I didn't give you the core article points for the first but I'm going to give it to you for Portway, a road which is arguably one of Britain's most iconic. So 50 core + 25 expansion =75 (200 GA pending) ♦ Dr. Blofeld  12:59, 10 August 2016 (UTC)
 * 1) Old Council House, Bristol - destubbed, 25 points ✅
 * 2) Crew's Hole, Bristol - destubbed, 25 points ✅
 * 3) A431 road - destubbed, 25 points (though might get a forfeit for temporarily redirecting it until I realised its historical importance as the Upper Bristol - Bath turnpike - moral of this story is never search for sources by the road sign number, you'll never get any) ✅
 * 4) Gloucester Road, Bristol - expanded a little bit, 5 points, though the main drag was from last November. One of my favourite places in Bristol, I recall drinking far too much real ale in the Hobgoblin once :-)✅
 * 5) Wool Hall, Bristol - destubbed, 25 points ✅
 * 6) Golden Hill, Bristol - added a few sources (previously had zero inline citations and external links to map that is now a dead link and a self published book), 5 points ✅

User:Rodw
It's 1291 readable prose, needs to be 1500 for the points. Can you manage an extra 200? ♦ Dr. Blofeld  11:42, 8 August 2016 (UTC)
 * 1) Minor cleanup of references etc - (George Ferguson (politician) - 5 points ✅
 * 2) Minor cleanup of references etc - Theo James) - 5 points ✅
 * 3) New article - Bristol Mercury (newspaper) - 10 points ✅
 * Your tool now says 1628 characters.&mdash; Rod talk 12:10, 8 August 2016 (UTC)
 * Perfect, points given!♦ Dr. Blofeld  12:22, 8 August 2016 (UTC)

Rmember it has to be 1500 in total, it's currently about 1300. Copy and paste the article text and check at here. It's just 1500 is generally the requirement for a DYK and an official start class article, though of course it does depend. I think for this we should try to make 1500 the minimum requirement for all articles though.♦ Dr. Blofeld  11:44, 8 August 2016 (UTC)
 * 1) Expansion and update Carriage Works, Bristol - 25 points
 * re you saying expansions have to be 1500 or does this relate to the Carriage Works?&mdash; Rod talk 12:10, 8 August 2016 (UTC)
 * The final result for destubs has to be 1500, so you could technically work on a 1450 char stub and add just 70 char and that would be fine! Carriage Works article needs a little over 200 char for this.♦  Dr. Blofeld  12:20, 8 August 2016 (UTC)
 * Now expanded.&mdash; Rod talk 12:58, 8 August 2016 (UTC)
 * Nice one. ✅♦ Dr. Blofeld  12:59, 8 August 2016 (UTC)


 * 1) Hydraulic engine house, Bristol Harbour expanded (diff).&mdash; Rod talk 13:40, 8 August 2016 (UTC)
 * Haha, now that's minimum ;-) ✅♦ Dr. Blofeld  13:45, 8 August 2016 (UTC)

Can you source the archives section before I give you the points? Cheers.♦ Dr. Blofeld  10:07, 9 August 2016 (UTC)
 * 1) Academy Cinema (Bristol) expanded and updated stub. (Diff) - 25 points&mdash; Rod talk 16:59, 8 August 2016 (UTC)✅
 * 2) Blaise Hamlet expand and destub. (Diff) - 25 points&mdash; Rod talk 18:23, 8 August 2016 (UTC)✅
 * 3) B Bond Warehouse expanded and destubed (Diff) but not sure if enough for 25 points.&mdash; Rod talk 19:57, 8 August 2016 (UTC) ✅
 * 4) St Michael on the Mount Without expanded and destubed (Diff) - 25 points.&mdash; Rod talk 09:36, 9 August 2016 (UTC)

User:Worm That Turned (and User:Staceydolxx)

 * 1) New article - Elizabeth Lachlan - 10 points ✅
 * 2) Destubbing - Janet Arnold - 25 points (not sure if there's any extra for getting rid of ghastly tags!) (diff) Yes, it's worth 5 points = 30 points ✅
 * 3) Destubbing - Ralph of Bristol - 25 points (diff) ✅
 * 4) Destubbing - Sarah Belzoni - 25 points (Didn't add much, but tidied - diff) ✅
 * 5) Destubbing - Elizabeth Branch - 25 points (Didn't add much, but tidied - diff) ✅
 * 6) Destubbing - Jane Octavia Brookfield - 25 points (diff)✅
 * 7) Destubbing - Elizabeth Casson - 25 points (diff) ✅ (nominated at GA - 200 points if it gets there!)
 * Dr. B, I notice that you hope to review any GAs nominated for this, any chance you could look at Elizabeth Casson? WormTT(talk) 17:25, 9 August 2016 (UTC)
 * If Jaguar hasn't snapped it up by 9pm I'll do it yup.♦ Dr. Blofeld  18:37, 9 August 2016 (UTC)
 * 1) Destubbing - Avon Bridge - Core article (well, it's on the list, not sure why it's core!) 50 + 25 points. (diff) ✅ I suspect it's because of the builder and Grade I status...♦ Dr. Blofeld  15:17, 9 August 2016 (UTC)
 * 2) Destubbing - Eliza Walker (physician) - 25 points (diff)
 * Can you format ref 1?♦ Dr. Blofeld  16:17, 9 August 2016 (UTC) ✅
 * No, but I can remove it all together. It's a dead link and covered by the ODNB source :) WormTT(talk) 16:57, 9 August 2016 (UTC)
 * 1) Destubbing - King William Ale House - Core article 50 + 25 pints (diff) ✅
 * 2) Destubbing - Llandoger Trow - Core article 50 + 25 points (diff) ✅
 * 3) Destubbing - Bristol and Bath Science Park - Core article 50 + 25 points (diff)✅
 * 4) Destubbing - MoD Abbey Wood - Core article 50 + 25 points (diff) ✅
 * 5) Destubbing - Bristol Ariel Rowing Club - Core article 50 +25 (NB the original article was apparently a copyvio of the history section of the official website) (diff) ✅
 * *cough* you missed this one ^ Dr. B WormTT(<b style="color:#060;">talk</b>) 20:32, 10 August 2016 (UTC)
 * Did you add it to the main list? Can't rememeber seeing it there?♦ Dr. Blofeld  20:52, 10 August 2016 (UTC)
 * 1) Destubbing / New article - Clifton Lido and The Victoria Public House was on the core list, but didn't really fit together. Instead I expanded it to The Lido, Bristol and split the pub to The Victoria. Both are Grade II* listed, so I'm not sure if they both should be on the core list. I think it's worth 50 (for core) + 25 destubbing + 10 new article - but I'm not sure if it's worth an additional 50 for the second article, depends if you think it should core or not, I'm happy either way :)
 * =85 points.✅♦ Dr. Blofeld  20:29, 10 August 2016 (UTC)
 * 1) Destubbing - Werburgh Welch - 25 points plus removal of ghastly tags 5 points.(diff) ✅

User:Sturmvogel_66
I can't remember these being on the core list. Are you sure they're really core articles? You'll be getting 75 and no doubt at least 200 for GA on these anyway.♦ Dr. Blofeld  13:37, 9 August 2016 (UTC)
 * 1) HMS Bristol (1910) Core Article expansion, GA 50 + 25 points ✅ (+200) promoted ✅
 * 2) HMS Bristol (1711) Core Article destubbing 50 + 25 points  ✅
 * 3) HMS Bristol (1775) Core Article destubbing and removal of nasty tag 50 + 25 + 5 points  ✅
 * Look up at the core listing on this page, although I don't remember them on the master list. But I haven't looked recently.--Sturmvogel 66 (talk) 16:39, 9 August 2016 (UTC)
 * OK, as long as you're not adding them to the core list yourself, otherwise anybody can start adding articles they want to work on to the list and get 50 extra points! These do seem important ships though so I'll give it to you for these.♦ Dr. Blofeld  18:36, 9 August 2016 (UTC)
 * Missing the extra five points for a nasty tag on the 1775 ship.--Sturmvogel 66 (talk) 20:27, 9 August 2016 (UTC)
 * Ghastly tag indeed, added.♦ Dr. Blofeld  20:29, 9 August 2016 (UTC)


 * 1) HMS Bristol (1653) Core Article destubbing 50 + 25 points ✅
 * 2) Black Castle, Bristol Core Article destubbing 50 + 25 points ✅
 * 3) HMS Bristol (1861) Core Article destubbing 50 + 25 points ✅