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Now, you may have seen blue links, but you may have also seen red links. Red links is broken links or links that do not lead to any article. The article in subject has simply not been created yet. You, as a user can create the broken article. Click on the red link and it will come up with a large text box with no writing in it. Unlike an already existing article, this text box has nothing in it, meaning you can create the article from scratch. | Now, you may have seen blue links, but you may have also seen red links. Red links is broken links or links that do not lead to any article. The article in subject has simply not been created yet. You, as a user can create the broken article. Click on the red link and it will come up with a large text box with no writing in it. Unlike an already existing article, this text box has nothing in it, meaning you can create the article from scratch. | ||
'''Remember: When you are creating or editing an article to be neutral in editing. Don’t be | '''Remember: When you are creating or editing an article to be neutral in editing. Don’t be biased or take a side, and when you are addressing the people reading don’t use “you”; instead, use “the player” or the “the person”.''' | ||
When you are satisfied with the article you have created or edited click the “Save page” button below the text box to save the article so it will appear to other people who look at the page after editing. If you just want to see what the article looks like complete, click the “ Show Preview” button next to the “Save page” button to display the article you have created but not saving it. | When you are satisfied with the article you have created or edited click the “Save page” button below the text box to save the article so it will appear to other people who look at the page after editing. If you just want to see what the article looks like complete, click the “ Show Preview” button next to the “Save page” button to display the article you have created but not saving it. | ||