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==<span id="Importance">Priority of topic</span>==
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{{See also|Template:Importance scheme}}
This is judged using both manual assessment by a WikiProject member, and "external interest" judged by [[Help:What_links_here|links-in]], [[Wikipedia:InterWikimedia_links|interwiki links]] and number of [[Wikipedia:PAGEVIEWS|pageviews]].  For more details, and the formula used to balance these parameters, see [[Wikipedia:Version 1.0 Editorial Team/SelectionBot]].  

By "priority" or "importance" of topics for the overall offline release, we generally mean to indicate the level of expectation or desire that the topic would be covered in a traditional encyclopedia.

===WikiProject priority assessments===
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|'''Need'''||The article is of priority or importance, regardless of its quality
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|{{Top-Class}}||Subject is a must-have for a print encyclopedia
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|{{High-Class}}||Subject contributes a depth of knowledge
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|{{Mid-Class}}||Subject fills in more minor details
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|{{Low-Class}}||Subject is mainly of specialist interest.
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|{{Bottom-Class}}||(Optional) Subject has no real significance to the project.
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|align=center|'''No'''||(Optional) Subject is a disambiguation or redirect page, residing in article space.
|}

See the table on the right for a summary of manual assessment levels.  For an example of this table adapted to a specific subject area, see [[Wikipedia:WikiProject Psychology/Assessment#Importance scale]] or [[Wikipedia:WikiProject Comics/Article Classification/ImportanceCategoryHeader]].  Other projects are strongly encouraged to emulate this customized approach, including the use of [[wikt:exemplar|exemplars]].

Within a WikiProject, '''importance''' or '''priority''' must be regarded as a ''relative'' term.'''  If importance values are applied within a specific project, these only reflect the perceived importance ''to that project''.  An article judged to be "Top-Importance" in one WikiProject's context may  be only "Low-Importance" for another WikiProject.  

Consider a hierarchy such as History -> History of Europe -> History of Poland -> Polish kings and queens.  An article labeled as "Top-Importance" for the subject of history would almost certainly warrant inclusion in all general releases.  A "Top-Importance" article for the history of Poland would be a reasonable candidate for inclusion, but some "Top-Importance" articles on Polish kings & queens may not be included in early releases.  

Ranking ''within'' a subject area is very helpful in deciding which articles are included first as the scope of the [[Wikipedia:Version 1.0 Editorial Team|Wikipedia 1.0 project]] expands.  Quality articles which are not considered to be on topics important enough for inclusion on the current release will be held in a [[Wikipedia:Release_Version_Nominations/Held_nominations|held nominations]] page, ready for inclusion as the scope expands.