Wikipedia:WikiProject Home Living

Members

 * 1)  — Working a little bit on  and related articles (as of 08:57, 10 November 2009 (UTC))
 * 2)  -- Working on the appliances and companies.
 * 3)  -- Hoping to expand the scope of this project significantly
 * 4)  -- Working on contributors to greener residential buildings and related technologies.
 * 1)  -- Working on the appliances and companies.
 * 2)  -- Hoping to expand the scope of this project significantly
 * 3)  -- Working on contributors to greener residential buildings and related technologies.
 * 1)  -- Hoping to expand the scope of this project significantly
 * 2)  -- Working on contributors to greener residential buildings and related technologies.

Templates

 * WikiProject banner templates
 * This template identifies pages that are within the scope of this WikiProject. Every Home Living article's talk page should be tagged with this template. This template goes only on the talk pages of articles—never on the article itself.


 * — Use this on all article talk pages that are within the scope of this project.


 * WikiProject userboxes
 * Use these on your user page to identify yourself as a member of this WikiProject.


 * — Member userbox




 * Stub-sorting templates
 * Place these at the very bottom of short articles that qualify as "stubs".


 * — For articles about rooms or room-like spaces (see Room and for examples)


 * Note: Two earlier stub templates were deleted due to lack of use, improper naming conventions, and lack of consensus for creation through a proper proposal.


 * Navigation templates (navboxes)
 * These templates may be added near the bottom of an article before the list of categories and any stub templates. They are used to link articles related to a single topic together to make it easier for readers to understand the topic. Generally every article listed in the template should include the template at the bottom of the article. If another navigation template is at the bottom of the article, the one most relevant to the topic should appear first, with the next most relevant following. Two, or three at the most, navboxes should be the maximum number.


 * — For articles about rooms or room-like spaces (see for examples)

Project watchlist
- See recent changes to all articles within the scope of this project