Sir Andrew at 20:39, 4 September 2010

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	* ''Always'', '''Always''', '''''Always''''' define your terms and provide clear concrete examples or demonstrations of the point you're making. (Again, articles should be readable by anyone)		* ''Always'', '''Always''', '''''Always''''' define your terms and provide clear concrete examples or demonstrations of the point you're making. (Again, articles should be readable by anyone)
	* Provide links to other pages to help the traffic flow to an article. A visitor should never have to hit the "Back" button to move on		* Provide links to other pages to help the traffic flow to an article. A visitor should never have to hit the "Back" button to move on
	* When creating a new article~~, be~~ sure to add a Stub tag to the top (just type <nowiki>{{stub}}</nowiki> at the top of the article) ~~and add~~ it to one of our [[Special:Categories\|Categories]] by simply creating a link like this: <nowiki>[[Category:(''name of category here'')]]</nowiki>		* When using quotes, use the quote template to standardize the format by inserting your quote into markup- <nowiki>{{Q\|[Quote text here]\|[Author, Source]}}</nowiki>
			==When creating a new article==
			*Be sure to add a Stub tag to the top (just type <nowiki>{{stub}}</nowiki> at the top of the article)
			*Add it to one of our [[Special:Categories\|Categories]] by simply creating a link like this: <nowiki>[[Category:(''name of category here'')]]</nowiki>

Sir Andrew: Created framework, will expand later

2010-09-04T20:18:54Z

Created framework, will expand later

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In order to make this wiki organized, concise and generally easy to understand, there are several guidelines one should follow when making edits:

==General Rules for Editing==
* Write for both total strangers to philosophy and experienced philosophers alike.
* ''Always'', '''Always''', '''''Always''''' define your terms and provide clear concrete examples or demonstrations of the point you're making. (Again, articles should be readable by anyone)
* Provide links to other pages to help the traffic flow to an article. A visitor should never have to hit the "Back" button to move on
* When creating a new article, be sure to add a Stub tag to the top (just type <nowiki>{{stub}}</nowiki> at the top of the article) and add it to one of our [[Special:Categories|Categories]] by simply creating a link like this: <nowiki>[[Category:(''name of category here'')]]</nowiki>

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Sir Andrew at 20:39, 4 September 2010

Sir Andrew: Created framework, will expand later