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This page describes a proposal for a new resource type on Wikiversity.

What is an expert commentary?

An expert commentary is a commentary on a Wikipedia article by an expert in the area.

The need for expert commentaries

Formal criteria for an expert commentary

  1. Title: the expert commentary has the same title (on WV) as the equivalent page on Wikipedia. In the case of pre-existing resources on WV with the same name, a kind of disambiguation list should be created. In the case where a WP page has more than one expert commentary, the main WV equivalent page should be a list of the commentaries, and the commentaries should be out into subpages.
  2. Interwiki links: the WV pages should link back to WP using the standard Template:Wikipedia box. The Wikipedia article should have a special inline reference - something like this (with hyperlinks added):
Expert commentaries: Wikiversity has expert commentaries on this topic or section.