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Stubs are short articles that someone thinks should have more detail. If you come across a stub (or any other article, for that matter), and know something about the subject, you are invited to contribute to the article. If you don't already know how to edit, see [[Help:Editing]] (you need an [[Special:Userlogin|account]], which is free). For a list of all stubs, see [[:Category:Stubs]]. | |||
Stubs are being treated a little differently here than at Wikipedia. There are no sub-stubs, just stubs. Put <nowiki>{{stub}}</nowiki> at the top of a page to add the stub notice | Stubs are being treated a little differently here than at Wikipedia. There are no sub-stubs, nor stub categories—just stubs. Put <code><nowiki>{{stub}}</nowiki></code> at the top of a page to add the stub notice, which also puts the page in the [[:Category:Stubs|stubs category]]. If you're looking to help out here, the stubs category is an easy way to find articles that need to be completed. | ||
Revision as of 14:29, 27 October 2005
Stubs are short articles that someone thinks should have more detail. If you come across a stub (or any other article, for that matter), and know something about the subject, you are invited to contribute to the article. If you don't already know how to edit, see Help:Editing (you need an account, which is free). For a list of all stubs, see Category:Stubs.
Stubs are being treated a little differently here than at Wikipedia. There are no sub-stubs, nor stub categories—just stubs. Put {{stub}} at the top of a page to add the stub notice, which also puts the page in the stubs category. If you're looking to help out here, the stubs category is an easy way to find articles that need to be completed.