In Wikipedia editorial jargon, TFA stands for 'Today's Featured Article' — the article selected to appear prominently on Wikipedia's main page each day as an example of the encyclopedia's best work. Featured Articles have passed a rigorous peer-review process. Within Wikipedia's editing community, TFA is a common shorthand used in talk pages, editor discussions, and coordination threads. Outside of Wikipedia contributor circles, the abbreviation is essentially meaningless.
The article on the 1906 San Francisco earthquake was scheduled as TFA for the anniversary date, prompting a flurry of last-minute edits.
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