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'''Stubs''' are entries that have not yet received substantial attention from editors, and as such do not yet contain enough information to be considered real articles. In other words, they are short or insufficient pieces of information and require additions. Stubs are valued as useful first steps toward complete articles. | '''Stubs''' are entries that have not yet received substantial attention from editors, and as such do not yet contain enough information to be considered real articles. In other words, they are short or insufficient pieces of information and require additions. Stubs are valued as useful first steps toward complete articles. | ||
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+ | ==Marking entires as stubs== | ||
+ | To mark an entry as a stub, include <nowiki>{{stub}}</nowiki>. | ||
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+ | ===Categorizing=== | ||
+ | To help editors find stubs of relevant interest, it is helpful to use category-specific stubs. For instance, because this article is [[wiki]]-related, it should be marked as such. Therefore, the [[Template:stub-wiki|wiki-related stub template]] was created and can be used by including <nowiki>{{stub-wiki}}</nowiki>. | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:48, 13 April 2006
Stubs are entries that have not yet received substantial attention from editors, and as such do not yet contain enough information to be considered real articles. In other words, they are short or insufficient pieces of information and require additions. Stubs are valued as useful first steps toward complete articles.
Marking entires as stubs
To mark an entry as a stub, include {{stub}}.
Categorizing
To help editors find stubs of relevant interest, it is helpful to use category-specific stubs. For instance, because this article is wiki-related, it should be marked as such. Therefore, the wiki-related stub template was created and can be used by including {{stub-wiki}}.