W12) Reading assignment - Hyojung Park
Summary
MoS is a guide to the format of Wikipedia articles. The simplest way to refer to the format of a article is to copy a well-written article.
The lead section is the first part of the article, and should include a concise definition of the article in the length of one to four paragraphs.
The article consists of sections and subsections. Headings should omit the word "the" and the title of the article, and only the first word is capitalized.
Images can be attached to help the reader understand the article. Citing should use reliable sources and give the reader sufficient information to identify them.
It is also important to use links to help readers understand the subject of the article. In addition, style and formatting should be maintained consistently within the article.
Interesting Point
I didn't know there was a separate guide to the formatting of the article. I was wondering how to organize the contents of the image attachment box, now I can refer to it after seeing this.
MoS is a guide to the format of Wikipedia articles. The simplest way to refer to the format of a article is to copy a well-written article.
The lead section is the first part of the article, and should include a concise definition of the article in the length of one to four paragraphs.
The article consists of sections and subsections. Headings should omit the word "the" and the title of the article, and only the first word is capitalized.
Images can be attached to help the reader understand the article. Citing should use reliable sources and give the reader sufficient information to identify them.
It is also important to use links to help readers understand the subject of the article. In addition, style and formatting should be maintained consistently within the article.
Interesting Point
I didn't know there was a separate guide to the formatting of the article. I was wondering how to organize the contents of the image attachment box, now I can refer to it after seeing this.
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