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Radlines:Editorial guidelines

401 bytes added, 22:11, 18 July 2019
Recommended approach
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*Use [[#References|references]] where available., with in-line citations
*Add your real name at the top if having [[#Authorship|made significant contributions]]
*New articles '''must''' be [[#Inter-article structure|linked from the main page]] in a sequence that a radiologist would be likely to follow.
==="Edit" or "Edit source"===
When clicking "Edit", you use an editor ([https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/VisualEditor VisualEditor]) that is "What You See Is What You Get". When you click "Edit source", you edit in wikitext. It is preferable that you'll get used to using wikitext, such as by [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Help:Wikitext Wikipedia help:Wikitext]. Use [[Radlines:Upload]] for file uploads rather than the Insert > Media in VisualEditor (the latter is not tailored to the project, but please leave a message at the discussion page if you have a solution).
 
===Recommended approach===
Just start editing, taking the style to look similar to any relatively well developed article such as [[X-ray of hip dysplasia]]. If you do not know the tool or wiki code for what you want to do, just do something that makes it look as similar as possible, such as:
 
*Headers using UPPER CASE LETTERS
*Reference numbering using brackets, such as [1]
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