How to use in-sentence of “vga”:
+ Was very close to being a VGA before its review was abruptly closed yesterday.
+ Take a look through the VGA archives, the criteria and ask one of us for help – it can be a VGA, but not yet.
+ As always we need help with the GA and VGA processes.
+ My viewpoint here is that the VGA linked to the mainpage always gets a lot of vandalism.
+ So far, the article should be tomorrow’s VGA of the day.
+ I nominated The Lightning Thief for VGA on 6th October and it has been there for 50+ days now.
+ Comment if the community believe that demoting a VGA to a GA should be allowable, then the community should act like grown-ups and discuss it.
+ I believe it already meets “all” of the current VGA criteria, I’ve left an overview of my opinion on the talk page.
Example sentences of “vga”:
+ It has been roughly two weeks since this article was proposed for VGA status.
+ For this reason, I would like to freeze the VGA process for a month.
+ Hello all, I suggest that we break away from the grips of en: and we change the icons for GA and VGA so that they are both stars, but the VGA star looks more golden than bronze.
+ One would hope that DYK, GA, VGA involve the nominator placing his credibility on the line.
+ Sniper has received a lot of unneeded edits and vandalism this week; as does every other currently offered VGA on the mainpage.
+ There are a few red-links left to fill, but thats all I think that needs to be done to get this to VGA status.
+ I tend to agree, good enough for GA, but it needs adding to to return to VGA status.
+ It has been roughly two weeks since this article was proposed for VGA status.
+ For this reason, I would like to freeze the VGA process for a month.
+ I think it’s now at VGA quality.
+ Hello everyone! I’ve created another article from scratch and think it meets all the VGA criteria.
+ There are parts that could use a copyediting, and there are parts that could use more references, however, this could definitely become a VGA within the 2 week proposal period.
+ Some of our core processes are broken and yet we would rather discuss what the “icon”s look like on both the GA and VGA pages.
More in-sentence examples of “vga”:
+ It meets most of the criteria, and I think it may be ready for VGA status.
+ Does not seem to be a VGA to me but I want to see what others think.
+ Yes, I know I am perhaps flogging a dead horse, but suppose there are articles out there that could be featured, but that need “a little” extra work – I am no talking about the more or less huge workload required to get an article promoted to GA or VGA status.
+ It needs a bit of work though to meet the standards for VGA here.
+ A few too many redlinks for VGA right now, but firmly believe it’s good enough for GA.
+ Getting an article to GA or VGA is time-consuming, and we have seen very few articles promoted.
+ This shows that the VGA process is not broken; it just needs a lot of work.
+ For this reason, please think twice before you support a VGA being demoted, rather than spending 10 minures fixing what is amiss.
+ There were some examptions I made a few weeks ago, when I restored a few rivers, which were needed for our VGA Romania.
+ With all the changes that have been made, I believe it is now worthy of VGA status.
+ Was very close to making GA or VGA a month or two ago.
+ Would it make sense to limit peer review nominations, DYK nominations, GA nominations, and VGA nominations to registered users? This would give IP users a reason to register.
+ A VGA connector is a type of computer plug.
+ IMHO, we need some classic operas and ballets in the VGA archives to serve as models for other editors and in the rotation on the Main Page.
+ Hi people! I can remember that this article was up to VGA when I came here last year.
+ The project doesn’t have an opera in the VGA archives and I am willing to work on “Don Giovanni” to get it there.
+ Last night, Oklahoma was yesterday as VGA as it met the current criteria for WP:VGA, i.e.
+ Here is what I have to say about this: This is utter crap! We need to stop worrying about how the icons look and start worrying more about how our VGA and GA processes work because frankly, they are broken and are in need of a major fixup.
+ This of course also means that we can re-start the VGA process.
+ The article of a former President has been enriched with his life and I feel would be an excellent addition to the VGA family.
+ After a 2 year long dry spell which also saw the demotion of 3 VGAs, I am happy to announce that Lawrence, Kansas was promoted to VGA today.
+ I plan to do the VGA article recordings first as well as their Main Page stubs.
+ I would like the article to be the first movie/film to reach VGA status.
+ Basically, they have at least one public domain image, sources and references, external links, good information, and follow at least more than half of the enitre VGA criteria.
+ Basic changes were: add bluetooth support, VGA camera.
+ Recently failed VGA nom, closed since 1 or 2 concerns were waiting to be fixed.
+ I therefore think a competition to get articles to GA or VGA is probably worth more than one which sipmly attributs points to edits.
+ We now have 9 VG articles, just one short to the goal of 10, but I now wanted to bring up the disccussion on as how to format the new Main page with the addition of the VGA section.
+ Does not meet the requirements for a successful VGA !vote.
+ I don’t think it’s in VGA shape anymore.
+ My suggestion is to work on it some more as this article could become VGA material with little work, and then list it there sometime next week.
+ This article fairly looked finished from a quick scan, also that it fitted nearly all of the VGA criteria.
+ This article, a previous VGA nominee, was denied because of multiple redlinks.
+ Article already failed VGA once; currently at 41k all inclusive, after all deductions, about 35k are left; Article has no red-links.
+ After the VGA rules changed and GA rules were introduced, it was demoted to the level of regular article because of its size.
+ The article now meets all ten VGA criteria so please offer comments and votes at the VGA page.
+ I put it to you that there is “no way” Violin would get VGA if it was a new article today, because it is not a sufficiently broad coverage of the topic.
+ Figured it probably was good enough for VGA here as well.
+ This wiki also lags behind in progress with the current VGA project.
+ Recently promoted to GA, and it meets the VGA criteria, as far as I can tell.
+ To the best of my knowledge, there hasn’t been a GA or VGA about a battle or massacre, so there wasn’t any template or example of which I could use to base this article.
+ No more comments up there, so I’m putting it up for a vote in the hope of getting another VGA on a musician/band.
+ It does need some more work, and is not quite complete, but I believe that it has the potential to be a VGA and so am nomnomnoming it.
+ Solid article, and I want to eventually get it to VGA status.
+ Many laptops still have an old-fashioned VGA connector.
+ This article was recently demoted from VGA status to GA status, however, I have concerns that it doesn’t meet all of the GA requirements.
+ Based on my opinion, I think this article could warrant the VGA tag since after a quick scan, most of the article seems ready to qualify.
+ It meets most of the criteria, and I think it may be ready for VGA status.
+ Does not seem to be a VGA to me but I want to see what others think.