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==First things==
==First things==
To start, pick your subject, which could be anything. Gather your source material. You will need to refer to the books you have on the subject in question. For this example, the subject is on the alaskan malamute.
To start, pick your subject, which could be anything. Gather your source material. You will need to refer to the books you have on the subject in question. For this example, the subject is on the Alaskan malamute.
===Layout the page===
===Layout the page===
Write an introductory paragraph at the top of the page to start.
Write an introductory paragraph at the top of the page to start.
:''the '''alaskan malamute''' is a large dog originating from the Inuit peoples of arctic North America, and is known for its strength and stamina when pulling heavy loads as a sled dog. The malamute is also recognized by breeders and scientists as being one of the oldest breeds in existence, with DNA tracing back to roughly five thousand years ago.''
The intro paragraph is meant to be a short paragraph which introduces the subject to the reader, generally about four to five sentences long. Note some things about the paragraph;
*It is more than a definition, but less than an entire article.
*Relevant words are linked to their own articles.
*The title term itself is '''bolded'''
Following this, put in several subheading labels, like this:
Following this, put in several subheading labels, like this: