User:TonyTheTiger/OTDviews

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	WP:CHICAGO Director (2006–present)
	WP:FOUR Director (2009–2014) (disputed, 2013–2014)
	WP:WAWARD Director (2010–present)
	M:WALRUS Committee (2011–2013) (2016–present)
	WP:Ambassadors (2011–2012)

2010 WP:CUP

2nd place

Most WP:DYKs in a round

FA:

4

5

5

5

FOUR:

5

FL:

FS:

(Editor)

(Nominator)

FP:

(Photographer);

(Nominator)

VPICS:

(Photographer);

(Editor);

(Nominator)

FPO:

FT/GT:

MIL-ACM

DYK:

ITN:

GOLDENW:

CROWN:

STEEPLE:

GA:

5

5

5

5

5

5

ARS: Of the content above, (WP:AFD save)

2

2

(Redesigned formerly deleted content) WP:AFD:

2

WP:CSD:

4

3

Other:

5

5

The following articles that I have nominated for the WP:OTD section of the main page seem to have generated 12,000 additional page views. Some were indirectly nominated at User:Zzyzx11/Archive24#Opinion request on prospective SAs.

Image	Hook	Date	Date views	Next day views	Month total views	Days with data	Other days average	Net views
	2008 – Governor of Illinois Rod Blagojevich was arrested for a number of corruption crimes, including attempting to sell the U.S. Senate seat that was being vacated by then-U.S. President-elect Barack Obama.	12/9/2009	23,674	15,842	63,237	31	818.0	37,880.1
	1941 – Willie Gillis, one of Norman Rockwell's trademark characters, debuted on the cover of the Saturday Evening Post.	10/4/2012	26,868	995	29,821	31	67.5	27,728.0
	2003 – After Chicago police detective Jon Burge was discovered to have forced confessions from more than 200 suspects, Governor of Illinois George Ryan commuted the death sentences of 167 prisoners and pardoned four more. (Stats based on Burge)	1/11/2013	23,193	1,126	29,200	31	168.3	23,982.4
	1943 – The Saturday Evening Post published the first of Norman Rockwell's Four Freedoms, some of the most widely distributed paintings ever produced, in support of U.S. President Franklin Roosevelt's "Four Freedoms".	2/20/2013	23,064	1,334	32,900	28	327.0	23,744.0
	1963 – Whaam!, now considered one of Roy Lichtenstein's most important works, debuted at an exhibition held at the Leo Castelli Gallery, New York City.	9/28/2015	21,910	1,189	28,020	30	175.8	22,747.5
	1920 – The Fountain of Time (detail pictured) opened as a tribute to the 100 years of peace between the United States and Great Britain following the Treaty of Ghent.	9/1/2011	18,630		20,415	29	66.1	18,497.8
	1919 – Red Summer: Race riots erupted in Chicago after a racial incident occurred on a South Side beach, leading to 38 fatalities and 537 injuries over a five-day period.	7/27/2010	14,999	339	18,048	26	112.9	15,112.2
	2007 – Airport police officer María del Luján Telpuk discovered a suitcase containing US$800,000 as it went through an x-ray machine in Buenos Aires, sparking an international scandal involving Venezuela and Argentina known as "Maletinazo"	8/4/2011	12,547	491	13,659	31	21.4	12,995.2
	1962 – In a seminal moment for pop art, Andy Warhol's Campbell's Soup Cans exhibition opened at the Ferus Gallery in Los Angeles.	7/9/2012	12,662	993	25,648	31	413.6	12,827.9