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Table of Contents

1. Using a sandbox
2. What's a sandbox?
3. Edit an existing article
4. Move out of the sandbox
5. Draft a new article
6. Name your article
7. Article title quiz
8. Move out of the sandbox (new article)
9. Move your page
10. Did it work?
11. Whoops! I made a mistake!
12. What happens now?
13. Did you get "patrolled?"
14. That's all!

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Article title quiz

What's an example of a good title for an article about how families are usually structured in the United States?

Family-Structure-United-States
INCORRECT! You would only capitalize the first word and proper nouns. You would use blank spaces between words.
A historic view of how family structures in the United States have changed through time
INCORRECT! It's a bit long, and reads like an essay title.
America's Families: Who Needs Them?
INCORRECT! This is a persuasive essay, phrased as a question. It's not an appropriate title (or format) for a Wikipedia article.
Family structure in the United States
CORRECT! This is simple, to the point, properly capitalized (first word, and proper nouns) and uses spaces between words.

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