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Revision as of 09:57, 27 May 2005

This Article

This article explains the concept of a stub, how to designate articles as a stub and how to create new stub categories.

What is a stub?

A stub is a small article, normally no more than one or two articles. It only introduces a topic, e.g.

(put example here)

Th article, obviously, requires more work to make it complete. You can designate it as a stub to show to other users that work is needed.

How can I make my article a stub?

That's easy. Just insert at the bottom of the article one of the lines shown to the right in the Available Stub Categories section below.

Available Stub Categories

Category Code to insert
Generic stub {{stub}}
Lucid dreaming {{Lucid dreaming-stub}}
Reality checks {{Reality check-stub}}
Induction {{Induction-stub}}

How do I make a new stub category?

Create a new article named Template:X-stub where X is the subject name.

When first editing it, follow this format:

''This article on [[X|Y]] is a [[LucidWiki:Stubs|stub]]. You can help [[Main Page|LucidWiki]] by [{{SERVER}}{{localurl:{{NAMESPACE}}:{{PAGENAME}}|action=edit}} expanding it]''

Where X is the main article on the subject and Y is the subject name.

Please then mention it in the Available Stub Categories section above.