Welcome to theWikiProject Baronage of Scotland. This project aims to organise and develop a series of articles about theBaronage of Scotland. We're interested in documenting the individual characteristics of each baron, such as their tartans, mottos, and coats of arms.

The guidance provided here is merely suggestive - it's meant to give you focus and help you get started, but you're by no means obligated to follow it. If you're unsure of what to write or where to begin, this guidance may be helpful. Ultimately, our primary goal is for you to contribute new articles!

Remember, these are just recommendations. The most important thing is to start writing about the Scottish baronage. We're excited to see your contributions!

Special thanks toWikiProject Clans of Scotland for the sample.

Ways you can contribute:

• Write and improve baronage-related articles

• Assess articles based on the quality and assessment standards outlined on the assessment page

• Evaluate and recommend relevant resources to include on the resources page

• Contribute content to expand and enhance the Scotland portal

• Engage in discussion with other project members on the project talk page

• Enhance articles listed as stubs or needing basic information

• Upload missing images of coats of arms

• Invite others with relevant expertise to join the project

• Identify articles that are needed but not yet created

• Pinpoint articles that could benefit from enhancement

• Maintain the project by applying appropriate templates as described on the templates page

To-do list forUser:Daniel Plumber/sandbox/WikiProject Baronage of Scotland: edit · history · watch · refresh · Updated 2024-08-20 Here are some tasks awaiting attention: Assess : Assess baronage-related articles and place{{WikiProject Baronage of Scotland}} template in their respective talk pages Collaborate : Join the discussionhere to debate about the possibility for the baronage to have its own naming convention Copyedit : Revise draft articles such asDraft:Earl of Wigtoun (baronage title)

Tool page:toolserver.org

• Reference Linker - Automatically adds title, date, and other relevant metadata to bare reference citations, improving the formatting and completeness of the references
• Link Checker - Identifies and repairs broken or invalid external links within the content
• Disambiguation Solver - Quickly resolves ambiguous links by suggesting the most appropriate target page for a given link
• Peer Review Helper - Provides hints and suggestions to help improve the quality and comprehensiveness of articles