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Revision as of 09:21, 4 February 2016
Article Title
The title of the article should be coherent with the theme of the article. Kindly use upper case for the first letters of the main words in the article title. For example , instead of writing "energy source as the article title, please write "Energy Source".
Article Structure
A good article has the following structure:
- Overview or an "Introduction" section
- main part (should be clustered into short Paragraphs)
- Conclusion
- Further Information
- References
- Categories
Article References
In order to ensure the quality of articles on energypedia, we highly encourage all our authors to add relevant references to their articles.
In order to ensure a consistent quotation style we encourage you to use the Harvard Citation Style for reference lists, however you are free to use whatever reference style suits you best.
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Example
Berkman, R. I. 1994,Find It Fast: How to Uncover Expert Information on Any Subject,HarperPerennial, New York
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-> For help how to insert, edit, link references please find more information in the help section "Set References".
Article Categories
To increase the accessibilty of your articles, don't forget to categorize it. Categories help to consolidate the articles on energypedia into relevant themes.
- To see a list of the articles, click here.
- For help how to categorize articles please find more information here
Article Length
Long articles are not easy to follow and the readers can get easily confused while reading through it. Theforefore, please create short articles on energypedia and in case of a long article, kindly break it into smaller short articles and link to one another.
Integration Into the Wiki Structure
Links
Links are especially important for other users to get further information on the topic and it's a possibility to keep each article as short and precise as you can interlink between articles, instead of cramming it into one huge paragraph and repeating information that has already been documented somewhere else extensively.
Links also help to structure the wiki so that individual articles do not get lost. On energypedia we usually distinguish between two different types of links:
- Internal Link: The first option here is to link to another article or to link to a particular headline in another or the same article, within energypedia. If you want to link to a file it needs to be uploaded before.
- External Link: Using external links, you can link to external articles in the web.
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Example
According to the World Health Organization (WHO) as many as 1.6 million people die each year as a result of it. This can be compared with one death every 20 seconds.
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