Portal:Wikisource
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WikiProjects are collections of pages devoted to co-ordinating long-term tasks on Wikisource. All WikiProjects have process pages, some have associated portals as well.
Child portals: Influential Books • Salvation of Israel Project
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Eras are arbitrary but well defined long periods of time. Wikisource holds texts from the Ancient era to the Modern era, including fiction, non-fiction, poetry and oration.
Child portals: Ancient and Classical texts • Medieval texts • Modern texts
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Processes are the internal functions and procedures that make Wikisource work. Portals in this subclass can be an overview of a process itself, highlight some aspect of a process or otherwise focus on some element of Wikisource's workings.
Child portals: Featured texts • Proofreading milestones • Top 100 authors
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Years are used to codify and arrange authors and their works. These special portals show the latest additions to Wikisource for a specific year along with automated selections from certain categories of works.
Child portals: 1880 • 1893 • 1903 • 1904 • 1906 • 1912 • 1916 • 1920 • 1922 • 1923 • 1934 • 2001