` ::Thanks for the reply – I've given up on most WikiProject pages, as very few of them seem to be active (WikiProject Albums seems to be one of the few exceptions) which is why I prefer to go straight to editors who seem to be actively engaged on a particular article. The chart dates have always been recorded as the w/e Saturday: this made sense in the days before Sunday trading and 24 hour internet download availability, as there was a natural cut-off point for tabulating the week's sales after the shops had closed on Saturday afternoon, and this has been continued into the digital era. As for independent sources, the official chart books have always used this Saturday date – look at any copy of the Guinness Book of British Hit Singles & Albums or its replacement The Virgin Book of British Hit Singles and you'll see that all dates in the books, whether referring to chart entry, date reaching no. 1, etc. are w/e Saturdays, hence my wish to keep to this format. I don't mind if Hadji87 wants to keep doing his summaries, but if he's going to continue using ``incorrect`` dates and not cite his sources it's going to be a pain to keep correcting them.  Your suggestions make good sense – I think I will do as you say and pick an article from a previous year and work on it in my sandbox, and also ask Deb for her opinions. Cheers.   `