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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.