Present Tense Narration
Pros and cons, similar to the Second Person story, with examples.
Passage of Time
May include issues such as the scope of a story in terms of timespan, conveying the passage of time, and keeping timelines straight. I'm sort of wrestling with this myself, but maybe it can get some discussion started.
Both Sides of the Story
Oh no, it's another POV story! Hopefully this one will be different, though. Not so much focused on the narrative technique (first/second/third person) as choosing the narrator for the story and how the narrator influences the way events are told. Some examples included in the story, but I was thinking of proposing an exercise to try and tell the same events from the POV of different characters (hence the title). Side effect could be to flesh out villains or otherwise unsympathetic characters by trying to get in their heads.
Beginnings (and/or Endings)
The old "best beginnings to a novel" story. Some discussion of what makes a good beginning, mostly an invitation for readers to share their favorite beginnings of stories and encourage comments/participation. Endings could be part of the same article, or a sequel. (Probably should be a separate story -- personally I think endings are harder, and there are fewer really good ones).
Favorite Characters
More audience participation -- less analysis in the article itself about what makes a good character, because it's so subjective. Which characters do people like and why -- are they heroes, villains, sidekicks, or ambiguous?
Vote in poll, or comment, please. (Or both!) What would you like to read about, and what would you like to comment on?
See also, janra's article ideas from the Wiki.