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Much like Wikipedia, '''''GearKnob''''' practices a policy of notability to decide whether or not a given topic deserves an article. These are separated into tiers, with '''1''' being highest priority, and '''3''' being the lowest. | Much like Wikipedia, '''''GearKnob''''' practices a policy of notability to decide whether or not a given topic deserves an article. These are separated into tiers, with '''1''' being highest priority, and '''3''' usually being the lowest. | ||
==Television shows== | ==Television shows== | ||
Much of what can be included has already been mentioned on the [[Main_Page|main page]]. As a result, any television programme connected to the ''[[Top Gear]]'' intellectual property is an automatic '''Tier 1''' inclusion. | Much of what can be included has already been mentioned on the [[Main_Page|main page]]. As a result, any television programme connected to the ''[[Top Gear]]'' intellectual property is an automatic '''Tier 1''' inclusion. | ||
*'''Tier 2''' programmes are any other series unrelated to ''Top Gear'', but have a good majority or even entirety of their runs available for online streaming, such as ''[[Motorweek]]'', ''[[Best Motoring]]'' and ''[[Autofil]]''. | |||
*'''Tier 3''' programmes are all other car-related series which have indeterminable or unknown runs, such as NBC Super Channel's ''[[Go (TV series)|Go]]'', Eurosport's ''[[Motors (TV series)|Motors]]'', and STV's ''[[Wheel Nuts]]''. | |||
==Personalities== | ==Personalities== | ||
*'''Tier 1''' personalities are hosts for highly well-known television series or people who have otherwise contributed a lot to the world of automotive journalism, such as [[Jeremy Clarkson]], [[Tiff Needell]] and [[Keiichi Tsuchiya]]. | *'''Tier 1''' personalities are hosts for highly well-known television series or people who have otherwise contributed a lot to the world of automotive journalism, such as [[Jeremy Clarkson]], [[Tiff Needell]] and [[Keiichi Tsuchiya]]. | ||
*'''Tier 2''' personalities are lead presenters for long-running television series regardless of notability and long-term lead editors on magazines, such as [[Carl-Ingemar Perstad]], [[Akihiko Nakaya]], and [[Charlie Turner]]. | |||
*'''Tier 3''' personalities are presenters who presented at least 5 episodes of a Tier 1 TV show, crew members who worked on at least 15 - 20 episodes of a Tier 1 TV show, or crew members who worked on a majority of a Tier 2 programme's run. | |||
*'''Tier 4''' personalities do not get their own article, but are instead included on list-based articles. These include presenters who presented fewer than 5 episodes of a Tier 1 TV show or crew members who worked on fewer than 15 episodes. | |||
Revision as of 23:58, 16 December 2022
Much like Wikipedia, GearKnob practices a policy of notability to decide whether or not a given topic deserves an article. These are separated into tiers, with 1 being highest priority, and 3 usually being the lowest.
Television shows
Much of what can be included has already been mentioned on the main page. As a result, any television programme connected to the Top Gear intellectual property is an automatic Tier 1 inclusion.
- Tier 2 programmes are any other series unrelated to Top Gear, but have a good majority or even entirety of their runs available for online streaming, such as Motorweek, Best Motoring and Autofil.
- Tier 3 programmes are all other car-related series which have indeterminable or unknown runs, such as NBC Super Channel's Go, Eurosport's Motors, and STV's Wheel Nuts.
Personalities
- Tier 1 personalities are hosts for highly well-known television series or people who have otherwise contributed a lot to the world of automotive journalism, such as Jeremy Clarkson, Tiff Needell and Keiichi Tsuchiya.
- Tier 2 personalities are lead presenters for long-running television series regardless of notability and long-term lead editors on magazines, such as Carl-Ingemar Perstad, Akihiko Nakaya, and Charlie Turner.
- Tier 3 personalities are presenters who presented at least 5 episodes of a Tier 1 TV show, crew members who worked on at least 15 - 20 episodes of a Tier 1 TV show, or crew members who worked on a majority of a Tier 2 programme's run.
- Tier 4 personalities do not get their own article, but are instead included on list-based articles. These include presenters who presented fewer than 5 episodes of a Tier 1 TV show or crew members who worked on fewer than 15 episodes.
