User:Griceylipper/nornchecklist


 * Do first pass on the first volume
 * Check for common scannos
 * Check both ae and se instead of æ
 * Check oe (and ce) instead of œ
 * Check ao instead of ꜵ̈
 * Check ii instead of ú
 * Check that b shouldn't be lɔ
 * Check ] instead of ᶅ
 * Faer., Peer, Pser, Fser, etc., should be Fær.
 * feel may be Icel.
 * pi. should be pl.
 * dial, should be dial.
 * Shell. might be Shetl.
 * l might be 1
 * or vice versa
 * Piet. might be Pict.
 * -. or .- might be ;
 * Check all em-dashes
 * Check all hyphens
 * Check all equals signs
 * Get rid of all straight apostrophes and quotation marks
 * Check for mistakes I may have introduced:
 * Check no comments have been formatted incorrectly
 * Check for <, >, --.
 * Check for { and {{, } and }}, |.
 * Check no names of templates appear in the text
 * Check all ᶇ and all ŋ to make sure correct one is selected.
 * Check all i inside square brackets shouldn't be ɩ
 * Check for j adjacent to a palatalised character, j probably shouldn't be there
 * Check that if a phonetics word has ꞏꞏ, it should have another singular ꞏ elsewhere.
 * Check for numerals directly adjacent to letters (without any templates)
 * Check capitalisation of roman numerals in footers for each signature (should be capitalised)
 * Check all running headers have a ditto template to account for width of page number
 * Make sure the ditto has the last pipe so it doesn't display ditto marks
 * Template:nobr used for any words that start with a hyphen
 * Also any that end with a hyphen and then punctuation marks
 * Also any words that contain superscript hyphens
 * Also any words that contain superscript spaces(?)
 * Decide whether nobr should be used in words with brackets that are formatted like this: (prefix-)root
 * nobr around whole thing, or a zero-width space after the closing bracket so it can break, just not between the hyphen and the bracket?
 * Check spacing around ellipsis
 * Check spacing of pages, e.g. rules between paragraphs
 * Check for mistakes introduced through transclusion
 * Go through all comments and check for:
 * Links to add
 * "see"
 * "cf."
 * "in Dictionary"
 * Hyphenation
 * place-names, not placenames
 * to-day, not today
 * Mistakes to be marked with Template:SIC
 * All other comments
 * Decide spelling of Quarff (one or two fs; keep in mind nornabr as well)
 * Search for any abbreviations that have missed being placed into Template:Nornabr or Template:Nornabrn using the lists in their switch subtemplates.
 * Make explicit versions of abbreviations in nornabr with following question marks included.
 * Search for words that have full stops at the end that are not wrapped with Template:Nornabr to check they aren't abbreviations as well.
 * Search for characters by frequency; see if there are mistakes for chars used only a small number of times.
 * Mark any abbreviations without full stops with Template:SIC
 * Check phonetics for any doubled-up letters, which as far as I understand it should not occur except for åå.
 * Check all the errata have been accounted for in the text.
 * Specifically spellcheck all the bold entries in the dictionary
 * Set up wikipages for each entry in the dictionary.
 * Try adding automatic linking to Template:Nornsp, with another parameter to turn off the link?
 * Go through all red links and fix or remove the links.
 * Add Template:Lang to all appropriate places.
 * Determine where all those places are - any word in another language?
 * Determine which Norwegian words are Bokmål or Nynorsk.
 * Add Template:Shy to all appropriate places.
 * Is it appropriate anywhere?
 * Insert Template:Shy in the following context:, as these are guaranteed syllable boundaries. Note there must be letters after the · as it would be problematic if only punctuation came afterward
 * See if a Jakobsen phonetics -> IPA template would work
 * If so, put all phonetics in templates.
 * Categorise individual words
 * by lexical category
 * by geography
 * by asterisk or dagger
 * by stress pattern
 * by cognate language
 * Consider adding links to Wiktionary & Wikipedia?
 * Speak to Project Gutenberg / Distributed Proofreaders and see if they'd like a copy
 * Ask about CC-BY.
 * Ask about Unicode i̇̄
 * Ask about Unicode ꬶ
 * Ask about Template:Sup vs Unicode superscript
 * Should phonetics be formatted differently compared to other uses?
 * Ask about Unicode Roman numerals
 * Ask about Greek chars
 * Ask about italicisation of punctuation (this transcription for the most part matched the book which itself is inconsistent, however hopefully a few regexes can fix any issues)

Repeat all the above for 2nd volume.