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It is good to start a new article titled with your subject, even if you only put a small amount of information there. Others can expand the article collaboratively later. Just make sure you are not duplicating an existing subject -- here are detailed [[Proteopedia:How_to_Make_a_Page#Creating_the_page|instructions]].
It is good to start a new article titled with your subject, even if you only put a small amount of information there. Others can expand the article collaboratively later. Just make sure you are not duplicating an existing subject -- here are detailed [[Proteopedia:How_to_Make_a_Page#Creating_the_page|instructions]].


If the article needs a lot of additional content, you can insert <nowiki>{ {Stub} }</nowiki> at the top (but omit the spaces between the curly braces), which generates this: <nowiki>{{Stub}}</nowiki>
If the article needs a lot of additional content, you can insert <nowiki>{ {Stub} }</nowiki> at the top (but omit the spaces between the curly braces). This will display a notice at the top inviting others to contribute to the page.


===Using a Sandbox===
===Using a Sandbox===