Yes. To add a
NuPedia article to
WikiPedia, all you have to do is find the article, copy the contents, and paste it into the appropriate location (whatever you think is appropriate). You should also put up the URL to the original article location in Nupedia; this is an adequate "link back" required by the Nupedia license. For example, have a look at
IrishTraditionalMusic. The proper text to use at the bottom of a Wikipedia page sourced from Nupedia is: "
Notice, don't remove: An earlier version of the above article was posted on
[Nupedia]. This article is
OpenContent."
It wouldn't be a bad idea to find this out: WhatsTheRelationshipBetweenWikipediaAndNupedia?
Question: I'd like to add a new entry to the list on the
MuSic page (this was formerly an unbuilt page), for MusicNotation
?. However, the
MuSic page doesn't have a "Edit text of this page" link at the bottom (when this question was written, the
MuSic page was unbuilt).
Answer: Sounds like you want to know how to MakeaNewPage!
Once you add any text to the MuSic page, you can then edit it using the "Edit text of this page" link. In fact, I did this for you. No thanks necessary. Now go to the MuSic page and you can add text.
More to the point, whenever you see what looks like a topic, followed by a question mark, just click on the question mark. You did this when you first clicked on the question mark after MuSic. After you clicked on that question mark, you saw a big text box with the words, "Describe the new page here." You probably didn't realize that you could just erase those words and type in whatever you wanted!
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