User:Anon126/Guide for contributors with close connections/New article

Introduction What is this guide? Conflicts of interest What is a close connection? A conflict of interest? Principles What Wikipedia is, and is not First steps Before you start editing New article How to write a new article about your subject Existing article What to do about an existing article on your subject Sourcing How to provide information on Wikipedia Copyright Avoiding copyright mishaps Copyright for text Copyright policies for text Copyright for images Copyright policies for images Linking What links we like (and don't like) Getting help Have any more questions?

If your subject doesn't already have an article, you should start at Articles for creation. It walks you through the basic rules (some of which are also in this guide), and then you can write an article and submit it as a draft. Experienced contributors will review it and let you know if it is appropriate. If it is, it will become a "live" article. If not, you'll be notified with the reasons. You may want to open Articles for creation in a new tab or window while you go through this guide. Since you're writing a new article, we'll skip the information about dealing with existing articles. You can come back to it in the future. The next steps will help you write a good draft. Next >>