Before creating a new page, you should ask yourself the following questions:<\/p>\n
1. Is it relevant?- Does this new article contribute positively to the wiki?<\/p>\n
2. Does it exist?- Does the new page already exist in some capacity on the website?<\/p>\n
3. Is it appropriate?- Does this new article meet the standards of MicroWiki?<\/p>\n
4. Is it a stub?- If your article contains very little information overall, why not consider merging it with another page or holding off until you have a completed page.<\/p>\n
5. Is it done?- As with number four, is the article you intend on creating complete? If not, you may be better finishing it up in your Sandbox.<\/p>\n
6. Did you get feedback?- Did you get feedback from other users?<\/p>\n
7. Is it truthful?- Is the information described in the article accurate?<\/p>\n
We recommend that users create a page Draft to ensure all of the criteria above are met, along with the compliances with the Manual of style.<\/p>\n
I want to create an article about...<\/p>\n
I am an experienced editor and I agree that if I submit a page into the main namespace, that it may be deleted mercilessly:<\/p>\n
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See the original post:<\/p>\n
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