Wikipedia:WikiProject Death/Suicide task force

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The Suicide task force is a work group of WikiProject Death, set up to provide a coherent framework for development and organization of suicide-related articles.

Scope

This task force deals with suicide, include suicide rates, causes, philosophy, legislation, prevention, etc.

Templates

Project banner

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Place the following code to the top of the talk pages of relevant articles:

{{WikiProject Death|class=|importance=|suicide=yes|suicide-importance=}}

Suicide articles by quality and importance
Quality	Importance
Quality	Top	High	Mid	Low	NA	???	Total
FA		1	4	4			9
GA			4	11			15
B	4	8	22	55		6	95
C		18	43	183		6	250
Start	2	13	68	306		6	395
Stub			7	94			101
List	1	2	6	11			20
Category					1,319		1,319
Disambig					1		1
File					5		5
Project					4		4
Template					10		10
NA		1	2		51		54
Other					2		2
Assessed	7	43	156	664	1,392	18	2,280
Unassessed				1			1
Total	7	43	156	665	1,392	18	2,281
WikiWork factors (?)		ω = 3,896			Ω = 4.50

Navboxes

Sidebar:

{{Suicide sidebar}}

Bottom navigation:

{{Suicide navbox}}

Pages for assisting suicidal users

Wikipedia:Responding to threats of harm
Wikipedia:Helping suicidal individuals (failed proposal)
Wikipedia:Responding to suicidal individuals (failed proposal)

Resources on responsibly covering suicides

"Copycat suicides", or "suicide contagion", is when someone emulates another suicide they learned about either from local knowledge or due to accounts or depictions of the original suicide on television and in other media. Responsible and considerate coverage of suicides can decrease the risk of copycats.