I added my "primers" article from Nupedia to wikipedia, which is still an "article in progress". Then I found this page here, and realized there's no URL of that article in Nupedia until it becomes "official". Should I just say "An earlier version of the above article can be found at [1]."? -- Magnus Manske |
I added my "primers" article from Nupedia to wikipedia, which is still an "article in progress". Then I found this page here, and realized there's no URL of that article in Nupedia until it becomes "official". Should I just say "An earlier version of the above article can be found at [1]."? -- Magnus Manske Sounds fine. --LMS |
It wouldn't be a bad idea to find this out: How does Wikipedia relate to Nupedia?
See also adding Wikipedia articles to Nupedia.
Answer: Sounds like you want to know how to edit a page!
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!