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This is a directory of Wikipedia's how-to and information pages, alongside other related administrative pages in the Wikipedia and Help namespaces. New to Wikipedia? See our introduction for aspiring contributors. If you require interactive assistance, see asking for help. For other useful directories and indexes, see directories.

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About Wikipedia

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About Wikipedia – general introduction for visitors to Wikipedia.
- Administration – discuses both the non-human administrative structure of Wikipedia, as well as its human components.
- FAQ – the most common questions about Wikipedia.
- Readers' FAQ – concerns and questions readers may have.
Advice for parents – information for parents and legal guardians.
Contact Wikipedia – how to get in touch with Wikipedia directly.
General disclaimer – there is no guarantee of validity and reliability.
- Content disclaimer – Wikipedia is not censored.
- Legal disclaimer – Wikipedia does not give legal opinions.
- Medical disclaimer – Wikipedia does not give medical advice.
- Risk disclaimer – use Wikipedia at your own risk.
Policies & guidelines – community standards set forth by Wikipedians.
Principles – a listing of fundamental principles by which Wikipedia operates.
- Statement of principles – by founder Jimmy Wales and Wikipedians.
- Wikipedia in brief – Wikipedia aims to be neutral, verifiable and factual.
Researching – Wikipedia can be a great tool for learning, however ...
What Wikipedia is not – there are certain things that Wikipedia is not.
Where to ask questions – find the right place to ask a question.
Where to make requests – find the right place to make a request.
Who writes Wikipedia – You do! Just do it! Be bold!

Contributor information

Contributing to Wikipedia – the main page that provides information, links, videos and other resources on the basics needed to comprehend, comment on, and contribute to Wikipedia.
- Core content policies – Wikipedia's content is governed by three principal core content policies.
- Simplified rule-set – some basic aspect of Wikipedia norms and practices.
- Simplified Manual of Style – the basics about commonly used style guidelines.
Welcome to Wikipedia – portal style page to get you started.
- Getting started – small listing of pages dealing with the basics.
- New contributors' help page – what would you like to do?
- Common mistakes – a few common mistakes y'all should try to avoid.
- Plain and simple overview – all about this amazing project Wikipedia.
- Primer for newcomers – blunt introduction intended to help newcomers.
- Learning the ropes – highlights the resources to help you help Wikipedia.
- Help hub – a page that has links to useful directories.
Why create an account – don't need to be registered to edit, however it does provide additional features.
- Choosing a username – do not choose names which may be offensive, misleading, disruptive, or promotional.
- How to log in – If you are not logged in your edits are labelled in page history with your IP address.
Your first article – guide to starting your first encyclopedia article.
- Annotated article – is a well-constructed sample article, with annotations.
  - Article wizard – will walk you through the process of submitting a new article.
    - Creation and usage of media files – only logged in users can upload files.
      - Upload Wizard – will walk you through the process of submitting media.
Frequently Asked Questions – common questions about using and contributing.
- Editorial oversight and control- we have tens of thousands of editors, from expert scholars to casual readers.
- How to help – what anyone can do to contribute.
More instructional material – provides links to instructional material useful for users.
- Trifecta – ultra fast overview of foundational principles related to policies and guidelines.
Things you may not know about Wikipedia – insights specifically targeted at people who have limited experience.
Tip of the day – provides "very useful" advice daily on how to use or develop Wikipedia more effectively.
- See also Wikipedia:Tips, the complete library of tips arranged by subject.
User page design center – where you will find all the resources for developing your user page. Enjoy!

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Frequently asked questions

FAQ main page – questions about using and contributing.
- Administration – answers some questions related to Administrators.
- Article subjects – what to do about a specific articles.
- Categories – about using Wikipedia's categories.
- Contributing – answers to questions commonly asked by contributors.
- Copyright – four most commonly asked questions about copyright.
- Editing – answers the most common questions about editing.
- Forking – how do I download and use Wikipedia content.
- IRC (live chat) – about "chat rooms" – real-time discussions.
- Organizations – editing without displaying a conflict of interest.
- Problems – solving problems you may encounter when browsing or editing.
- Readers – addresses concerns and questions readers may have.
- Schools – questions teachers, librarians and administrators might have.
- Technical – answers some questions related to the technical workings.
- (Miscellaneous) – questions that do not fit into any of the others above.

How to pages

Help:help – explains how to find and navigate the help pages.
Books – explains how to make and download Wikipedia books.
Categories – explains how to edit categories.
Copyright – explains how to deal with copyright concerns.
Diff – explains how to view the difference between two versions of a page
Editing – explains the basics of editing.
- Edit toolbar – explains the basics about how to use the toolbar.
- Edit conflict – explains how to deal with an edit conflict.
Find sources – explains how to find references.
Files – explains how to manage media.
Footnotes – explains how to add notes and references.
- Nesting footnotes – explains how to include a note or reference within a note or reference.
Glossary – quick overview of terms.
Infobox – explains the basics about how to use infoboxes.
IPA/English – explains how the International Phonetic Alphabet system works.
List – explains how to add lists.
Linking – explains how to add internal links.
- Link color – explains how to add color to link text.
Logging in – explains how to access your account.
Magic words – explains how words surrounded by brackets or underscores function.
Media – explains the basics of seeing media.
Merging – explains how to consolidate articles.
Mobile access – explains how to access Wikipedia from mobile devices.
Navigation – explains how to get around Wikipedia.
Other languages – explains how to deal with other languages.
Page name – explains how to deal with page titles.
Redirect – explains how to direct pages to the proper place.
References – explains how to make those complicated sources work.
- Citation Style – explains some of the different reference styles.
- Cite errors – explains how to deal with errors in references.
Rename – explains how to change your user name.
Password – explains how to change your personal password.
Reverting – explains how to roll back edits.
Searching – explains how to use Wikipedia more effectively.
Section – explains how to edit just portions of a page.
Talk pages – explains the basics of what to do on talk pages.
Students – explains the basics for students.
URLs – explains how to add and deal with external links.
User contributions – explains how to view editors additions.
Watching pages – explains how to track pages.

Technical help

Multilingual support – explains how articles may contain words or texts written in different languages and scripts
Special Characters – contains recommendations for which characters are safe to use and how to enter them.
- Entering – explains how special characters (those not on the standard computer keyboard) are useful—and sometimes necessary.
Browser notes
- Troubleshooting
- Bypass cache
Mobile access
Printing
Keyboard shortcuts
Editing
VisualEditor
- User guide
User access levels
Software notices
- Editnotice
IRC
- Tutorial
Create a page
Page history
Page information
Page name
- Introduction

Special pages

Links and diffs

Media files: images, videos and sounds

* Media help

Other graphics

Namespaces

Customisation and tools

*Customisation

Automating editing

Navigation

Coding (Wiki markup)

Wiki markup – explains the coding used by text, links, & talk pages
- Cheat-sheet – basic coding used by Wikipedia,
Barchart – explains how to make charts.
Calculations – explains how to make complicated calculations.
Characters – explains how to add special characters.
Citations quick! – simplistic examples of two preferred ways of doing footnotes (reference).
- Citation templates – list of reference templates.
Columns – explains how to make columns.
HTML – explains how to use HTML in text.
Musical symbols – explains the basic coding of music symbols.
Sound files – explains the basic coding sound files.
Tables – explains the basic coding for making tables.
- Wiki table – more advanced coding information on tables.
Templates – explains the basic for templates.
- Documentation – explains the basic of how to properly document template information.
Visual files – explains the basic of coding for visual media.
Wiki tools – various tools and tutorials intended to simplify, make more efficient, or provide additional functionality.

HTML and CSS

Templates and Lua

Tutorials

Main tutorial – will help anyone become a Wikipedia contributor.
- Editing – almost every page has an "Edit" tab.
- Formatting – the basics on coding.
- Links – the basics on internal links.
- Sources – the basics on adding references.
- Talk pages – the basics on how to communicate with others.
- Policies – there are some things to keep in mind when editing Wikipedia.
- Registration – registering a username is optional, but encouraged.
Graphics – the basics on how to use graphics.
Images – the basics on how to use images.
IRC (live chat) – to access the freenode IRC servers, you'll first need to.
VisualEditor user guide – a guide that gives illustrated, step-by-step instructions about VisualEditor features.

Introductions

Wiki Markup

Main introduction – quick overview of what Wikipedia is all about.

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