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- Anatomy of an article (example Protein), pay attention to these concepts:
- Title
- Status (good, protected)
- Intro
- Top picture or infobox
- Table of content
- Middle sections and sub sections
- Other inner elements (internal links, pictures, tables, formulas, notes, references)
- Bottom sections (Notes, References/Sources, External links, See also, Further reading)
- Navigational templates
- Categories
- Visual Editor vs Source Editor
- Overview of visual editor interface
- Start editing
- Wikipedia:Manual of Style
- Anatomy of a talk page (empty, full)
- To crete a new discussion, click on "New Section"
- Follow the etiquette and regulations (see below)
- Tag the editor(s) you want to address (if any)
- Resolve disputes politely, and if it doesn't work, escalate to the next level as explained in the dispute resolution page (linked below)
- Wikipedia:Etiquette
- Help:Introduction to talk pages/1
- Wikipedia:Dispute resolution
