Wikipedia:Wikipedia Signpost/2010-04-05/Features and admins
Approved this week
Administrators
No editors were granted admin status via the Requests for Adminship process this week.
Featured pages
Eight articles were promoted to featured status this week: Qwest Field (nom), Canadian federal election, 1957 (nom), Say Say Say (nom), Temple Sinai (Oakland, California) (nom), 1956 Winter Olympics (nom), Roderic Dallas (nom), Donner Party (nom) and Battle of Dürenstein (nom).
Three lists were promoted to featured status this week: Savilian Professor of Geometry (nom), List of Gunsmoke television episodes (nom) and List of international cricket centuries by Viv Richards (nom).
No topics were promoted to featured status this week.
No portals were promoted to featured status this week.
The following featured articles were displayed on the Main Page as Today's featured article this week: Death of Ian Tomlinson, Wife selling (see related story), Anna Anderson, Jay Pritzker Pavilion, Australian Competition and Consumer Commission v Baxter Healthcare and Józef Piłsudski.
Former featured pages
Three articles were delisted this week: €2 commemorative coins (nom), Chicago Bears (nom) and Article 153 of the Constitution of Malaysia (nom).
One list was delisted this week: List of Interstate and U.S. highways in Maryland (nom).
Two topics were delisted this week: Atlantic Coast Conference football championship games (nom) and The Legend of Zelda titles (nom).
No portals were delisted this week.
Featured media
The following featured pictures were displayed on the Main Page as picture of the day this week: Cubes of pyrite, Blue Ringtail, An advertisement exhorting readers to "GET FAT" (see related story), Turbines in the Thorntonbank Wind Farm, New Norfolk, Flower head of a sunflower and Danaid Eggfly.
No featured sounds were promoted this week.
No featured pictures were demoted this week.
Eleven pictures were promoted to featured status this week.
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Winston Churchill, Franklin Roosevelt and Joseph Stalin at the Yalta Conference -
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"The Tiburtine sibyl and the Emperor Augustus" by Antonio da Trento -
Flesh-flies mating -
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