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Thanks for a prompt response. Thought I wrote it in the title, obviously I didn't, so I edited that.Sorry. --[[User:Kirka80286|Kirka80286]] ([[User talk:Kirka80286|talk]]) 19:36, 24 August 2014 (UTC) | Thanks for a prompt response. Thought I wrote it in the title, obviously I didn't, so I edited that.Sorry. --[[User:Kirka80286|Kirka80286]] ([[User talk:Kirka80286|talk]]) 19:36, 24 August 2014 (UTC) | ||
:No problem! Note that sometimes it takes a few days to get a response if we're all busy with our lives. A couple of things: | |||
*It's best to link people directly to the page you're talking about; both for others' benefit, but also your own (clicking is faster than typing in the URL again and again). It's also the most specific way to communicate what article you're talking about. It can get really confusing on a wiki. | |||
*To help with a guide, just jump right in. We urge people to be '''bold'''. | |||
*If you don't know where to start, look at other guides, particularly featured ones. | |||
*My tips for jumping in: avoid the "Walkthrough" page - it is supposed to be an overview of how to use the guide as well as a pre-intro into starting the walkthrough from the beginning. Instead, focus on a particular track or mode. Make a page for that mode. To make a page, just go to it, e.g. [[Need for Speed: Underground 2/Track 1]]. Then, press the "Guide page" button above the edit window to place the basic templates required for all guide sub-pages ({{t|Header Nav}} and {{t|Footer Nav}}). Then after you add some content, save the page. Then add a link to it on the [[Need for Speed: Underground 2/Table of Contents]]. Then expand and make more pages! --{{User:Notmyhandle/Sig}} 05:15, 25 August 2014 (UTC) | |||