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==Instructions for Starting an Article== | ==Instructions for Starting an Article== | ||
# | # [[Special:Userlogin | Create an account.]] | ||
# | # Go to a page, like this one, to which you wish to link your new article. | ||
# | # If you are logged in, you will see an "edit" link to the right, above each subsection. If you don't see it, log in. | ||
# | # Click the "edit" link on the section in which you wish to add material. | ||
# Add your article title with double brackets around it, like this <nowiki>[[My Article Title]]</nowiki>. | |||
# Click "save the page" at the bottom of the editing window. | |||
# You will see your article title. It will appear in red until you add content to it. Double click on this. | |||
# Follow the instructions which will appear to start editing your article. | # Follow the instructions which will appear to start editing your article. | ||
Revision as of 10:09, 18 May 2010
Instructions for Starting an Article
- Create an account.
- Go to a page, like this one, to which you wish to link your new article.
- If you are logged in, you will see an "edit" link to the right, above each subsection. If you don't see it, log in.
- Click the "edit" link on the section in which you wish to add material.
- Add your article title with double brackets around it, like this [[My Article Title]].
- Click "save the page" at the bottom of the editing window.
- You will see your article title. It will appear in red until you add content to it. Double click on this.
- Follow the instructions which will appear to start editing your article.
Remember, you can always come back to this page to find your article link. You can use the same link in other articles, [[My Article Title]], to create another link back to your article.
Don't be afraid! It's easy to learn. Here's more help on editing articles: Editing Help
Also, feel free to create new categories! Your help is needed to make this a great site!
Reviews of Books, Web Sites, Courses or Other Self Help Resources
A ton of great material is at theUnchoice.org
Unprotected: A Campus Psychiatrist Reveals How Political Correctness in Her Profession Endangers Every Student by Miriam Grossman - 2007 has a very interesting chapter on post-abortion issues titled "Kelly's Summer Vacation," part of which can be read here.
Reviews of Books, Web Sites, Courses or Other Resources for Counselors or Ministry Leaders
This Is My Body- 22-minute film.