W12. Article development - Youngryun,Chun

1.Summary


The manual style introduces five kinds. There are the mos, readable division, Linking and Consistency. The read section should be independent as a brief overview of the article, and the material that comes out first should reflect the importance of the topic. Also, only if the image is better than the existing image should be added or replaced, and when inserting a link, the first word should be associated with the relevant article on the subject. Consistency, stability and clarity are important in making Wikipedia articles. It is wrong to change style without good reason. Also, articles should be easy to read and find information in encyclopedias from reliable sources.
Some of Wikipedia's articles are detailed from the outset, but most develop into well-written compositions over time due to the participation of others. First, I can think of the topic I want to write about, and if Wikipedia doesn't have an article on that topic, I can produce an article. If you don't have time to write an entire article, it's also a way to write a stub conceived in short sentences. If you have set the topic for the encyclopedia, use Wikipedia to refer to the relevant materials already in place. Afterwards, articles are developed through reliable sources.

2. What interesting

I once questioned the way I do while making or editing Wikipedia articles. Through these materials, I think I can edit it with a more advanced look. In particular, images have been uploaded without any sense. Now I think I can see relevant topics and select and insert photos well.

3. Discussion

Who makes sure that Wikipedia is in good form?


Comments

  1. AnonymousJune 6, 2020 at 6:57 AM

    Of course there are people who fixes articles to good forms. But there are also automatic bots that are ordered to fix the articles to suggested forms.

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