Screamer Wiki:Guides/Editing: Difference between revisions

Line 5:

This guide explains everything you need to know when creating or editing an article on the Screamer Wiki. This will be useful if you are new to the wiki.

#'''Begin with the name of the screamer and say what type of screamer it is, when it was created and who is the creator''' • ''The Maze is a Flash game created by Jeremy Winterrowd in 2004.''

#'''Describe the screamer with as much detail as possible''' • ''In this game, the player has to move their pointer through the blue maze without touching the black walls. There are three levels in total...''

#'''Describe the screamer with as much objective detail as possible''' • ''In this game, the player has to move their pointer through the blue maze without touching the black walls. There are three levels in total...''

#'''Add pictures to your article''' • This will make it more interesting and visually attractive. After all, one picture is worth a thousand words.

#'''Add links to other articles''' • This will engage the reader even further. Just a simple link can make a visitor come back for more!

@@ Line 5: / Line 5: @@
 This guide explains everything you need to know when creating or editing an article on the Screamer Wiki. This will be useful if you are new to the wiki.
 #'''Begin with the name of the screamer and say what type of screamer it is, when it was created and who is the creator''' • ''The Maze is a Flash game created by Jeremy Winterrowd in 2004.''
-#'''Describe the screamer with as much detail as possible''' • ''In this game, the player has to move their pointer through the blue maze without touching the black walls. There are three levels in total...''
+#'''Describe the screamer with as much objective detail as possible''' • ''In this game, the player has to move their pointer through the blue maze without touching the black walls. There are three levels in total...''
 #'''Add pictures to your article''' • This will make it more interesting and visually attractive. After all, one picture is worth a thousand words.
 #'''Add links to other articles''' • This will engage the reader even further. Just a simple link can make a visitor come back for more!