Below are some link's I think you will find useful in your journey contributing to articles on Wikipedia! If you have any others you think may be useful to add, please leave me a note on my talk page!
Wikipedia:IRC - (Explanation of what the IRC Channel is)
IRC Chat Room - This link will take your to the official Wikipedia IRC chat room, please note, clicking this link will take you off of Wikipedia, and take you to KiwiIRC's server where administrators, helpers, and other guests and members hang out to answer questions. Most of the links here, were found from them!
Wikipedia Projects - I Encourage everyone who wants to take an extra step forward to check out some projects Wikipedia has to offer for us to contribute to!
Wikipedia:Counter-Vandalism Unit - Wikipedia has a vandalism unit, that specifically takes reports of vandalism and takes action on the accounts involved, and also has a team within the project to replace and protect articles from being vandalised.
Creating Your first article - I'd recommend reading over this to know how to properly cite, use images, and also remain objective on creating an article for the first time on Wikipedia. If you have any questions you can always use the IRC Chat Room, or Contact the Help Desk by clicking on those links, they will take your directly to both resources offered.
Citing sources - Here is a detailed article that shows the importance and value of citing verifiable citations for your article edits, and creations.
Have an idea or think another important resource should be added here? Leave me a message on my talk page!
Current Topics of Interest include: ADHD, ADD, Psychoactive Substance Information from Verified Sources, Depression, Anxiety, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, Addiction, and Pain Management. [Please note, I am not a doctor, and refuse to offer or provide anyone with medical advice, therapy, recommendations, or suggestions related to any deficit you have.]
Currently working my way back to editing full time.He loved treats, and white bread. Strangest thing, he'd take break before a piece of meat. Ollie passed away in May of 2016 due to cancer after having several seizures, also known as Epileptic seizures. Prior to these, he was a healthy, outgoing, active, loving, and special smart boston terrier.
