Daemon32
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** I am unaware if this idea has been used by anyone on this forum but I will use it to the best of my knowledge and not plagiarize.
This guide is to educate users on how to write a guide.
Step 1:
To write a guide, you need to ensure you are using as much detail as possible. Whether it be verbally, pictures, you need to be as detailed as you can be. Remember, without detail, there isn't a guide!
Step 2:
Ensure you are using the best English skills to your ability. Grammar is an essential tool in allowing people to understand and comprehend your guides. If unable to do so, do not write a guide!
Step 3:
Try to make your guide around the topic. Do not drift around topics, put more effort into one area and take effort out of another, keep it all equal.
Step 4:
Write your guides as if the person(s) reading it have never tried your "topic" before. Make it so simple and detailed, that anyone whom can read, can do this.
Step 5:
Keep your guides short, but long enough so the reader knows what they're doing. Put as much information as you can using the least amount of space!
Step 6:
If you're hesitating about writing something, chances are, it will not be useful! So don't bother putting it down unless you are 100% confident it can be used.
Step 7:
Make sure to try and prove that all information you're using is not plagiarized or stolen in anyway or severe consequences apply! No user wants to read something written by a person and re-written by someone stealing their ideas. It's just not reputed very well!
Step 8:
Sound as professional as you can. Professionalism seals the deal between guide, and help.
Step 9:
By now, you should be ready to press "Submit New Thread." I wish all my luck to those of whom are using my guide to create their own, and hope that they will succeed.
** Please note this is a very simple guide to a very simple task. It is one of the very beginning guides I have ever made so don't judge. All information provided were used from my own intellect and have not been plagiarized from any website, all Sythe.org rules have been abided.
This guide is to educate users on how to write a guide.
Step 1:
To write a guide, you need to ensure you are using as much detail as possible. Whether it be verbally, pictures, you need to be as detailed as you can be. Remember, without detail, there isn't a guide!
Step 2:
Ensure you are using the best English skills to your ability. Grammar is an essential tool in allowing people to understand and comprehend your guides. If unable to do so, do not write a guide!
Step 3:
Try to make your guide around the topic. Do not drift around topics, put more effort into one area and take effort out of another, keep it all equal.
Step 4:
Write your guides as if the person(s) reading it have never tried your "topic" before. Make it so simple and detailed, that anyone whom can read, can do this.
Step 5:
Keep your guides short, but long enough so the reader knows what they're doing. Put as much information as you can using the least amount of space!
Step 6:
If you're hesitating about writing something, chances are, it will not be useful! So don't bother putting it down unless you are 100% confident it can be used.
Step 7:
Make sure to try and prove that all information you're using is not plagiarized or stolen in anyway or severe consequences apply! No user wants to read something written by a person and re-written by someone stealing their ideas. It's just not reputed very well!
Step 8:
Sound as professional as you can. Professionalism seals the deal between guide, and help.
Step 9:
By now, you should be ready to press "Submit New Thread." I wish all my luck to those of whom are using my guide to create their own, and hope that they will succeed.
** Please note this is a very simple guide to a very simple task. It is one of the very beginning guides I have ever made so don't judge. All information provided were used from my own intellect and have not been plagiarized from any website, all Sythe.org rules have been abided.
