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'''People''' | '''People''' is the canonical index for players, pioneers, inventors, designers, tournament directors, course builders, officials, writers, broadcasters, photographers, collectors, manufacturers, and community leaders. | ||
== Browse == | == Browse people == | ||
* | * Champions, touring players, and amateur standouts | ||
* | * Pioneers and flying-disc competitors | ||
* | * Designers, inventors, and manufacturers | ||
* Tournament directors, organizers, and officials | |||
* Course designers | * Course designers | ||
* Writers, photographers, and filmmakers | * Club builders and community leaders | ||
* Collectors and | * Writers, broadcasters, photographers, and filmmakers | ||
* Collectors, historians, and Hall of Famers | |||
* By name, era, region, discipline, and recognition | |||
== Person article blueprint == | |||
Each biography should include a concise lead, infobox, early history, playing career where applicable, competitive record, major championships, course/tournament/organizational work, records, Hall recognition, Museum collection, and references. Articles should explain historical significance rather than merely list achievements. | |||
== Biographical standard == | == Biographical standard == | ||
Living-person pages require especially careful sourcing, neutral language, and respect for privacy. Every competitive claim should connect to an Event page or clearly identified source. Hall recognition should link to the relevant [[Halls of Fame|Hall]] and induction class. | |||
== First research priorities == | |||
* Gregg Hosfeld | |||
* People central to [[Women of Flying Disc Sports]] | |||
* Champions and organizers documented by the Museum’s strongest primary sources | |||
* Florida Flying Disc Hall of Fame inductees connected to the physical exhibit | |||
== Help build a biography == | |||
Identify someone in a photograph, correct a result, add a source, or preserve a clearly labeled firsthand memory through [[Contribute]]. | |||
{{Research needed|Choose the first ten biographies from major-exhibit priorities and strength of primary-source evidence.}} | {{Research needed|Choose the first ten biographies from major-exhibit priorities and strength of primary-source evidence.}} | ||
[[Category:People]] | [[Category:People]] | ||
Latest revision as of 07:25, 17 August 2026
People is the canonical index for players, pioneers, inventors, designers, tournament directors, course builders, officials, writers, broadcasters, photographers, collectors, manufacturers, and community leaders.
Browse people
- Champions, touring players, and amateur standouts
- Pioneers and flying-disc competitors
- Designers, inventors, and manufacturers
- Tournament directors, organizers, and officials
- Course designers
- Club builders and community leaders
- Writers, broadcasters, photographers, and filmmakers
- Collectors, historians, and Hall of Famers
- By name, era, region, discipline, and recognition
Person article blueprint
Each biography should include a concise lead, infobox, early history, playing career where applicable, competitive record, major championships, course/tournament/organizational work, records, Hall recognition, Museum collection, and references. Articles should explain historical significance rather than merely list achievements.
Biographical standard
Living-person pages require especially careful sourcing, neutral language, and respect for privacy. Every competitive claim should connect to an Event page or clearly identified source. Hall recognition should link to the relevant Hall and induction class.
First research priorities
- Gregg Hosfeld
- People central to Women of Flying Disc Sports
- Champions and organizers documented by the Museum’s strongest primary sources
- Florida Flying Disc Hall of Fame inductees connected to the physical exhibit
Help build a biography
Identify someone in a photograph, correct a result, add a source, or preserve a clearly labeled firsthand memory through Contribute.