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It's not compulsory, but if you want to create an article, we recommend you become a registered user. Unregistered users are restricted to making five edits a day. This is necessary to protect the site. Registering is free and simple. As a registered user you can link your articles to a 'page about you' and protect articles if you're an expert and don't want your contributions changed by other users. | It's not compulsory, but if you want to create an article, we recommend you become a registered user. Unregistered users are restricted to making five edits a day. This is necessary to protect the site. Registering is free and simple. As a registered user you can link your articles to a 'page about you' and protect articles if you're an expert and don't want your contributions changed by other users. | ||
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You can watch our [http://www.youtube.com/user/designingbuildings video tutorial: how to create an article] on our You Tube channel. | You can watch our [http://www.youtube.com/user/designingbuildings video tutorial: how to create an article] on our You Tube channel. | ||
Revision as of 16:08, 9 June 2012
It's easy. There are just two steps:
- First of all check the article doesn't already exist. Just type the title of the article you want to create into the search box at the top of the page and push GO.
- If it doesn't already exist, a message will appear asking you if you want to create the article. Just click on the article title within that message, and a new article will be created for you automatically.
It's not compulsory, but if you want to create an article, we recommend you become a registered user. Unregistered users are restricted to making five edits a day. This is necessary to protect the site. Registering is free and simple. As a registered user you can link your articles to a 'page about you' and protect articles if you're an expert and don't want your contributions changed by other users.
Our main advice is to keep your formatting as simple as possible and save your work regularly.
You can watch our video tutorial: how to create an article on our You Tube channel.
See also
- See out YouTube video: Why should I write and article?
- For guidance on what sort of writing style to use for your articles see our quick style guide.
- For more information see our help page.
- To see a list of articles that we are seeking, see articles required.
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