MisesWiki:Anniversaries
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Anniversaries are used to populate the "This week in history" feature on the main page. To modify the dates that appear on the main page, edit {{This week in history}}.
Today's list of anniversaries is available at: Mises Wiki:Anniversaries/January_29.
Adding an event
Anyone can add an event! Here are a few guidelines and suggestions:
- Add events that are relevant to the history of liberty; for example:
- Birth dates of important thinkers
- Enactments of key legislation for or against the cause of liberty
- Important events, such as battles, speeches, new technologies, etc.
- In particular, events not related to the US
- Add as many events to a particular day as you like
- Briefly summarize the event:
- About 15–25 words
- Use the past tense
- Don't be afraid of red links
- Use consistent formatting:
- Note the formatting of existing entries, especially in terms of punctuation.
- Many dates do not have any entries yet. To create a new "date" article with correct formatting, use Template:Anniversary:
{{subst:Anniversary|Month name|Day|Year|Description of the event}}
