User:Rob (Wiki Ed)/sandbox

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The training module [https://dashboard.wikiedu.org/training/students/sources Sources and Citations] will help you with proper format for footnotes and citations. The training module [https://dashboard.wikiedu.org/training/students/evaluating-articles Evaluating Articles and Sources] can help you with this, or consider seeking assistance from your instructor or campus library. You do not need to cite images on Wikipedia. It is a good idea to cite the source of facts in image captions, but each image has its own attribution page that is reachable by clicking on the image, so it is not necessary to cite the image page itself. If you use images from Wikipedia elsewhere, such as a PowerPoint presentation for class, you do need to cite that image page. See the training module [https://dashboard.wikiedu.org/training/students/images-and-media Contributing Images and Media Files] for more information about adding images.

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• In response to your feedback request, I looked at the article draft in your sandbox. A good start but it needs some work before it can be a full-fledged Wikipedia article. In order to make sure your draft meets the basic requirements of a Wikipedia article, please review the sections on article layout in the Editing Wikipedia brochure (pages 7-9) and the checklist on page 15. Please let me know if you have any questions.

[[File:Editing Wikipedia brochure (Wiki Education Foundation) (2016).pdf|right|thumb]] Please make sure that your work in mainspace meets the basic requirements of a Wikipedia article. Please review the sections on article layout in the Editing Wikipedia brochure (pages 7-9) and the checklist on page 15. Also note that the title you used probably does not meet the requirements for a Wikipedia page title. What's the level of organization you're getting at - something that more specific that solute transporters as a group, but that reasonably unites these three? If you can't find a term for it, you should probably make sure that it should be an article at all.
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You recently hit the feedback request button in your sandbox, but I don't see any draft article or edits there.  Please let me know if you have any questions or there is anything I can help you with.  ~~~~

Please make sure that your work in mainspace meets the basic requirements of a Wikipedia article. Please review the sections on article layout in the Editing Wikipedia brochure (pages 7-9) and the checklist on page 15. Also note that the title you used probably does not meet the requirements for a Wikipedia page title. What's the level of organization you're getting at - something that more specific that solute transporters as a group, but that reasonably unites these three? If you can't find a term for it, you should probably make sure that it should be an article at all.

Please make sure that your work in mainspace meets the basic requirements of a Wikipedia article. Please review the sections on article layout in the Editing Wikipedia brochure (pages 7-9) and the checklist on page 15. Also note that the title you used probably does not meet the requirements for a Wikipedia page title. What's the level of organization you're getting at - something that more specific that solute transporters as a group, but that reasonably unites these three? If you can't find a term for it, you should probably make sure that it should be an article at all.

You can use images from [[Wikimedia Commons]] or find images to upload yourself following the steps at the [[Wikipedia:Finding images tutorial|Finding images tutorial]]. See our module [https://dashboard.wikiedu.org/training/students/images-and-media Contributing Images and Media Files] for more information on how to properly find and use images on Wikipedia.