Thread:Danilodarcy/@comment-30384903-20151016173913

Hey there! Super thankful for seeing someone else contributing to articles! The only thing I'd like you to keep in mind, is try to cite where your information comes from (as in which book and which chapter); add   at the end of a sentence when applicable. If a page already has a   or   at the bottom, the citation will show; if not, just add one of those two onto the page, and it will do. Ryan Duchannes has a relatively short page, so you can see how it's done there as an example.

Another thing is something I think not a lot of people are aware of, for the plural forms of singular-form links, take Cataclyst for example; doing   (the "s" outside the brackets) will give you exactly Cataclysts; meaning, one does not have to styles it like  ; which will get one the same result but just takes up more byte size on the long run. This function actually applies to anything that comes directly after the brackets (including "es", probably the second most common plural form in English), like I realized in Polish (not that I understand the language), sometimes "a" will appear and combined at the end of characters name, so putting the "a" just right outside the bracket will work.

Lastly, for new short pages you've created, remember to add stub on the top; I can do it myself, but it also categorized the article so I'd much prefer letting new user earn the badges. =] 