উইকিপিডিয়া:কর্ম পদক
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কর্ম পদক উইকিপিডিয়ায় একজন উইকিপিডিয়ানের অবদান সম্পর্কে খুব সহজে ধারণা দিতে পারে। এক্ষেত্রে দুটি বিশেষ বৈশিষ্ট্য লক্ষ্য করা হয়। ১) উইকিপিডিয়ায় তার সম্পাদনা সংখ্যা এবং ২) উইকিপিডিয়ায় তার অবস্থানকাল। উইকিপিডিয়ায় অন্য পদকগুলি একজন অন্যজনকে দিতে পারেন কিন্তু একজন উইকিপিডিয়ান এই পদকটি নিজেকেই দিতে পারেন।[১] এটা চাইলে একজন অন্যজনকেও দিতে পারবেন। এটা নিবন্ধকাল এবং সম্পাদনা সংখ্যার উপর ভিত্তি করেই দেয়া হয়। তাই প্রতিটি ধাপের পুরষ্কার দেয়ার সময় এই দুটি ধাপ অবশ্যই খেয়াল রাখতে হবে। এই পদক গ্রহণের কোন প্রক্রিয়া নেই। আপনি ধাপ অনুযায়ী আপনার গ্রেড নির্ধারণ করুন এবং আপনার ব্যাবহারকারী পাতায় এটি প্রদর্শন করুন। Please remember that neither the number of edits, nor the length of time from when an account was created are, in and of themselves, good indicators of the quality of an editor's contributions or diplomatic ability. Hence, service awards do not indicate any level of authority whatsoever; "master" editors are not bestowed with more authority, through this award, than "novice" editors.
ধাপসমূহসম্পাদনা
There are currently 19 award levels and one base level. The "Signator-to-Lord Gom, the Highest Togneme of the Encyclopedia" track is a humorous alternative for those who find the more formal titles too formal.
- Signator is from the Latin signātōrius, which means someone who has made a mark.
- Burba means "recruit" in Venetian.
- Novato is Spanish and Portuguese for "beginner".
- Grognard (French for "grumbler") was Napoleon's pet name for his Old Guard.
- Tutnum, Labutnum, Looshpah, Togneme and Gom are made-up words that are intended to sound impressive.
For the first five levels, there are also incremental service awards. Unlike the Standard Unofficial Service Awards these awards allow users to have awards in-between the major service awards. There are 20 incremental service awards, with four levels of incremental service award for each of the first five service awards.
For the sake of variety, three badge variants are provided for each level: a medal, a book, and a ribbon (thanks to উইকিপিডিয়া:Ribbons). To keep the validity and status of the major service awards, a ribbon is the only variant for incremental service awards. Editors may display the badge of their preference, a combination of badges, or none at all.
To learn your edit count and the date of your first logged edit, you can click Preferences, where this information will appear. A more detailed edit counter is the User Analysis Tool (a replacement for X!'s edit counter); there are also other edit counters and analysis tools. These tools do not always provide equal numbers because they rely on different methods of calculation.
The following table lists the two requirements to be eligible for an award level. Both requirements must be met for an award level.
Exposition on the requirementsসম্পাদনা
What is counted?সম্পাদনা
How to count your edits is up to you. It is generally assumed that all edits, even including edits by বটস and deleted edits, are okay to count. If you want to count edits on other Wikimedia projects, that's okay too. If you began as an anonymous IP editor and want to count from the time of your first IP edit, that's also okay. If you run or ran more than one account, you may choose to include the edits for your other user accounts as well. If you are or were an administrator, you can count your administrative actions as edits if you want. You may also begin counting the amount of time you have been an editor for from an older account or IP address of yours. It's all based on the honor system, so do what you think gives you the most fair and accurate award level.
To clarify, though, both the edit count and the time for a given level are required to achieve that level.
Rationale for the requirementsসম্পাদনা
The edit count requirements for the levels are based on what, in the opinion of the editors who formulated the requirements, could be achieved by a human editor working with considerable regularity and diligence using the default tools and a fairly typical editing pattern. The awards for the first two years require a considerably lower edit rate than those for the later years.
Bots and editors using certain tools or editing patterns may achieve higher rates, while editors using certain editing patterns (such as mainly posting completed articles with a single edit and so forth) may have lower rates, and of course editors who don't edit regularly may have lower rates.
Thus not all editors will see a good match between service time and edit counts (some editors may be eligible for a high level by service time but not by edit count, while other editors may be eligible for a high level by edit count but not by service time). This is an imperfection which is an inherent consequence of the decision to use an uncomplicated system for determining eligibility for each award.
- The first seven levels (up to Veteran Editor or Tutnum), which cover the first two years of one's editing career, would require a rate of 4,000 edits per year if one were to advance levels with edit counts and service time in perfect synchronization (except that the very first level, Novice Editor or Burba, requires only 200 edits rather than 333).
- Levels 8 through 11 (up to Senior Editor or Labutnum), which cover the next two years of one's editing career, would require a rate of 8,000 edits per year if one were to advance levels with edit counts and service time in perfect synchronization.
- Levels 12 and up would require a rate of 9,000 edits per year (an average of about 25 edits per day) if one were to advance levels with edit counts and service time in perfect synchronization.
ছবি এবং ইউজারবক্সসম্পাদনা
You can place the {{service awards}} template on your user page to show the image or userbox most appropriate for your time of service and edit count. For it to calculate the time you have been registered with Wikipedia, you must give it year=, month= and day= parameters specifying your registration date. You must also give your edit count using an edits= parameter, and update this each time your edits pass one of the service award levels. The format= parameter can be used to specify the display format. See the template's documentation for details.
The {{Service award progress}} template can show your progress towards the next service award. Like {{service awards}}, it also requires year=, month=, day= and edits= parameters to specify when you registered and how many edits you have made.
Alternatively, you can pick an award template from the following table:
আরো দেখুনসম্পাদনা
তথ্য উৎসসম্পাদনা
- ↑ Ashton, Daniel (জানুয়ারি ৩, ২০১১)। "Awarding the self in উইকিপিডিয়া: Identity work and the disclosure of knowledge"। First Monday। 16 (1)। সংগ্রহের তারিখ জানুয়ারি ৪, ২০১০।