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Adding a new dive site is easy!
First, use the search function to check if an article for the site already exists. If it exists, please contribute to the existing article instead of making a new one.


First, search for the dive site name to see if it already exists. If it exists, please contribute to the existing article instead of making a new one.
If it doesn't exist, use this form to create a new site entry: [[Form:Dive site|New dive site]]
 
If it doesn't exist, you will see a red link on the search result page, like this:
[[File:Redlink.png|none|thumb|Click the red link to add a new page]]
Click on it and you will be brought to an empty page whose title is what you searched for. Alternatively, you can use the "[[Special:CreatePage|create page]]" form to create a new page.
 
Once in your new page, you will see a notification like this:
[[File:New_page_notifications.png|none|thumb]]
Click the "click here" text. This will load the template for a dive site article into the page.


== Guidelines for Dive Site Articles ==
== Guidelines for Dive Site Articles ==

Revision as of 22:56, 1 January 2025

First, use the search function to check if an article for the site already exists. If it exists, please contribute to the existing article instead of making a new one.

If it doesn't exist, use this form to create a new site entry: New dive site

Guidelines for Dive Site Articles

Just start adding content to the appropriate sections. Don't worry too much about organizing it into sections properly. You don't have to fill out every section either. Just add as much information about the site as you can!

Please respect copyright when adding text and images. Refer to this article; the policies for copyright on Wikipedia generally apply here.

You can cite external sources by using <ref> tags. Just wrap your reference information, such as a hyperlink or book citation, in <ref></ref> tags like this:

The ocean is deep! <ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ocean</ref>

It will be added to the "References" section on the bottom of the page.