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This page showcases some of the best and/or recent content of Wikipedia that are within the scope of the project. You may have to refresh this page to see the most up-to-date information.

The symbols represent the quality of the article, which is based on Wikipedia:WikiProject Articles for creation/Assessment.

Recently created articles

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The ~10 most recent accepted articles are shown here. The list is updated every time an article is accepted via the WP:AFCH script.

Recent DYKs blurbs

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The 25 most recent DYKs blurbs are shown here (updated weekly). The full list is available at Wikipedia:WikiProject Articles for creation/DYK. See also #Did you know? articles below for a complete listing without the blurbs.
  • ... that, although Self's fifth studio album was cancelled, its songs were still used in television commercials? (2026-03-13)
  • ... that Savannah Bond (pictured) sold cosmetics before entering the adult film industry? (2026-03-10)
  • ... that the first female president of Ireland helped unveil one of New Zealand's first women's suffrage memorials? (2026-03-08)
  • ... that Yemeni president Ali Abdullah Saleh may have facilitated the killing of a political rival through a United States airstrike? (2026-03-07)
  • ... that the Meiō incident deposed a shogun? (2026-03-05)
  • ... that pages of Lewis Hancox's graphic novel were displayed in The Cartoon Museum of London? (2026-03-05)
  • ... that Uruguayan perennial candidate Domingo Tortorelli campaigned on promises such as a 15-minute workday and installing free milk taps on every street corner? (2026-03-05)
  • ... that the design of the Moffat distillery building reflects the style of the surrounding farm buildings? (2026-03-04)
  • ... that Boone and Scenic Valley Railroad 8419 was one of the first Chinese steam locomotives to be exported to the United States? (2026-03-02)
  • ... that Strand Arcade (pictured) was the "most important commercial centre in New Zealand in the early 1900s and beyond", according to Heritage New Zealand? (2026-03-01)
  • ... that the video game Digital Dance Mix Vol. 1 Namie Amuro was sold exclusively at convenience stores? (2026-02-26)
  • ... that some video game stores removed their adult content under pressure from credit card companies? (2026-02-25)
  • ... that the "nonproductivity" office software The Laffer Utilities was created as a spin-off of the adult-themed franchise Leisure Suit Larry? (2026-02-24)
  • ... that the New York Stock Exchange Safe Deposit Company conducted its business in a basement? (2026-02-24)
  • ... that an Ohio state judge's donation of land for Findley State Park was described as his "personal weapon in a long fight against juvenile delinquency"? (2026-02-23)
  • ... that seed fossils (example pictured) from western North America, despite being first reported in 1906, were not fully described and named Pteroheterochrosperma until 2023? (2026-02-22)
  • ... that the Group Architects led strikes against traditional teaching styles at the Auckland School of Architecture in 1948, which were attended by 142 of 160 students? (2026-02-21)
  • ... that the fossil maple Acer wehri is named for a composer, artist, and amateur paleontologist? (2026-02-21)
  • ... that one writer claimed that Quizone would "forever outrank" The Cube, The Crystal Maze and Jungle Run? (2026-02-20)
  • ... that when a nightclub located in an old spaghetti factory was shut down for fire code violations, a troupe of flamenco dancers collected signatures in protest? (2026-02-20)
  • ... that Call of Duty: Black Ops 6's four-year development cycle was the longest in Call of Duty's history? (2026-02-20)
  • ... that the TV series Beartown cast real junior hockey players rather than relying on stunt doubles? (2026-02-20)
  • ... that most individuals with O'Donnell-Luria–Rodan syndrome have a larger than average head size, unless they have a more severe form of the condition in which case it might be smaller than average? (2026-02-19)
  • ... that Anno 117 received around €5.7 million from the federal government of Germany, its largest grant for a single video-game project to date? (2026-02-19)
  • ... that at the time of its construction, the MLC Building was the tallest building in Auckland? (2026-02-18)

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