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== If you want to create a page, but don't have time to finish it ==
== If you want to create a page, but don't have time to finish it ==
If you want to create a page, but don't have enough time to finish it, you can write as much as you can, and then mark the page as a "stub".  However, if you don't even have time to write a [[MEpedia:Lead|complete introduction]] for the page, it may be best to mark the page as a "wanted" page, instead of as a "stub" page.
If you want to create a page, but don't have enough time to finish it, you can write as much as you can, and then mark the page as a "stub".  However, if you don't even have time to write a [[MEpedia:Lead paragraph|complete introduction]] for the page, it may be best to mark the page as a "wanted" page, instead of as a "stub" page.


== Marking a page as a "wanted" page, instead of as a "stub" page ==
== Marking a page as a "wanted" page, instead of as a "stub" page ==

Latest revision as of 23:32, January 15, 2020

A stub is an incomplete page, or a brief page in need of expansion. You can see a complete list of stub pages here.

Marking a page as a "stub"

If you see a page that needs further expansion, or if you create a page but can not finish it, you can add a “stub” template tag to the page.

To learn how to insert a “stub” template tag, see Help:Visual editor. If you’re using the source editor, see Help:Source editor.

If you want to create a page, but don't have time to finish it

If you want to create a page, but don't have enough time to finish it, you can write as much as you can, and then mark the page as a "stub". However, if you don't even have time to write a complete introduction for the page, it may be best to mark the page as a "wanted" page, instead of as a "stub" page.

Marking a page as a "wanted" page, instead of as a "stub" page

If you want to indicate that a new page should be created for a topic, see MEpedia:Wanted pages.

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