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When countries are first mentioned in articles, abbreviations are not to be used, but may be used for subsequent references. For example, use "United States" or "United States of America" and "United Kingdom", not simply "US", "U.S.", "UK", etc. After the first occurrence, it is acceptable to use "U.S." or "U.K." for example, but do not link such uses.
When countries are first mentioned in articles, abbreviations are not to be used, but may be used for subsequent references. For example, use "United States" or "United States of America" and "United Kingdom", not simply "US", "U.S.", "UK", etc. After the first occurrence, it is acceptable to use "U.S." or "U.K." for example, but do not link such uses.
==Good writing==
==Good writing==
''See also:'' [[Conservapedia:How to create and maintain high-quality articles|How to create and maintain high-quality articles]]
Pages should show a level of writing skill—grammar, [http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/lucidity lucidity], and general organization—at the high-school level. If you believe you may need help in this regard, here are some books you might want to read.
Pages should show a level of writing skill—grammar, [http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/lucidity lucidity], and general organization—at the high-school level. If you believe you may need help in this regard, here are some books you might want to read.