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Portal:Delaware and the U.S. Congress/Things you can do
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Welcome to the "things you can do" page of the Portal:Delaware and the U.S. Congress portal. You can now:
- Do some of the things listed below;
- Add new things to the list that you think need doing;
- Add your user name to the list of citizen editors below from Delaware who work on related articles here;
- Read the main "things you can do" page or the getting started page if you're new and would like to learn more;
- Register so you can edit the articles on the site;
- Contact the staff editors if you have questions or would like help.
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Things you can do
Featured participatory project
This week's featured participatory project is to find pictures of all the candidates for Congress. This will replace that red link on the main state portal page and in the individual profiles with a nice, pre-formatted image. It's very easy to to this - see the main project page for full instructions on how to participate.
Ongoing tasks
- The profiles on Category:Members of the U.S. Congress from Delaware can always use expanding. It's easy to add information - it can be something you saw in the paper today, a vote on a piece of legislation you read in one of the Congresspedia articles on legislation and issues that you'd like to individually record in your senators' or representative's profile, or something you dug up with some sleuthing of your own. (For example, see the charts for the House and Senate votes on Iraq.) Just remember to cite your sources and check the research guide for members of Congress.
- The profiles on new candidates for Congress from Delaware also need fleshing out. See the research guide for congressional candidates for ideas.
Individual tasks
Please add any tasks you think need doing. See the main things you can do page for things to do in other parts of the wiki and ideas for things to do.
- Insert tasks as bullets here.
Working Group:Delaware and the U.S. Congress
Working groups are self-organized groups of citizen editors who often work together to improve or create articles. There are no obligations and the groups are informal. Add your user name to the list below or contact one of the citizen editors who has already done so to get started. See the full list of working groups for those that focus on other topics.
- Insert your username here.
