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Some Wikipedians have formed a project to try and raise the caliber of the information on Shinto in Wikipedia. Only a few articles exist for increasing Wikipedia's knowledge content on Shinto, and this needs to be fixed.
Rabbit36 - Undergraduate in Eastern Religions focusing on Buddhism and Japanese religious traditions. I'm not an expert but I'll help as much as I can.
Sean-Jin - Contributing photography of Shinto iconography
Tadakuni - I can contribute data on Shinto as it fit into/related to the Tokugawa Shogunate.
Takashi Ueki - Photography, Yasukuni Jinja,Tsubaki Grand Shrine of America, US-Japan Shinto relations, Religious interpretation (Shinto). Updating Shinto as a topic generally - more accuracy and depth for a great world religion. Documenting shrines for Wikipedia.
VanillaX - Even though I myself amChristian, I feel like Shinto is important to have more information on. It is the basis for a lot of Japan's culture and needs to be recognized as a more mainstream religion.
VsevolodKrolikov - I'm no expert, but I'm here to help, and through helping I hope to learn more about Shinto. I'm based in Nagoya if photos are needed.
Moerou toukon - glad to be here; will try and expand sections of the mythological figures.
Create more quality articles on Shinto, its Kami, and its notable figures.
Create more sub-categories to the category of Shinto so that all aspects of Shinto are easily accessible.
Add quality information to Shinto related stubs.
Attract attention from editors interested in Shinto and Shinto-related topics.
Assess our articles with theAssessment department.
One way to attract more attention is to add the "shinto=yes" parameter to the{{WikiProject Japan}} template on theTalk page of appropriate articles:{{WikiProject Japan|shinto=yes}}.
ConsultWikipedia:WikiProject Japan/Shinto task force/Encyclopedic articles, or other reference works, to see what articles relevant to this topic they contain, the relative amount of space and thus importance they consider those articles to have, and use that information to help us develop any articles we may still be missing, as well as to perhaps help decide where content might best be placed.
