Ua̍h-tāng:Piáu-iông Lú-sìng/Kiàn-gī hîng-tōng
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Teh lí khai-sí pian-tsi̍p Uikiphitia tsìn-tsîng, gún su-iàu lí kiàn-li̍p tsi̍t-ê kháu-tsō, gún koh kiàn-gī lí liáu-kái Uikiphitia sī án-tsuánn ūn-tsok.
Kiàn-li̍p kháu-tsō liáu-āu, lí ē-tàng tsip-hîng ē-kha ê tshau-tsok tsi-it:
Sin-jîn ua̍h-tāng
Lí kám-sī Uikiphitia pian-tsi̍p ê kâu-sai? Gún kiàn-gī lí khok-tshiong lú-ê bió-gú ê hiān-tsú-sî ū-ê Uikiphitia tiâu-bo̍k. Tsham-ú siong kán-tan ê hong-huat tio̍h-sī thiam-ka ín-iōng tsù-kái: ín-iōng tsù-kái sī Uikiphitia tíng-kuân ê khó-khò luē-iông ē-sái lâi pó-liû ê ki-tshóo.
- Thàu-kuè ín-iōng kái-tsìn bûn-tsiunn
- Suán-ti̍k tsi̍t-pian kuan-î su-iàu thiam-ka tsham-khó bûn-hiàn tsi iú-kuan lú-sìng ê bûn-tsiunn; pīng-tshiánn tàu-sann-kāng lai thiam-ka tsi̍t-kuá-á tsham-khó bûn-hiàn.
20 hun-tsing
- Khok-tián tsi̍t-pian bûn-tsiunn
- Tàu-sann-kāng kái-tsìn Uikiphitia tíng-kuân lú-sìng ê kán-té tuân-kì.
- 40 hun-tsing
Sin-tsing ín-iōng
Because anyone can edit Wikipedia, the Wikipedia community has developed a core strategy to ensure the quality of information in its articles: including footnotes to reliable sources to allow Wikipedia readers to "verify" the information. The simplest way to engage with Wikipedia is to work on existing citation needs, in your preferred language. You can find articles missing citations in English or 57 other languages.
Readers and editors who don't feel confident about a piece of information in an article can add a "citation needed" tag next to that statement. These tags are a form of public ask for help: members of the public asking for reliable research to back up the information they are reading.
Topics related to Women are likely to be missing citations, and get removed from Wikipedia if they don't have sources. Moreover, scientific works by women are not cited as frequently as men. Adding of a source written by a woman, makes that woman's work more visible.
Thiām-siá su-iàu ê ín-iōng
Are you passionate about a topic related to Women? Or do you know the work of a Woman scientist or author that could be cited on Wikipedia? Do you know of a famous female scientist that has not been written about and you wish to let the world know about her on Wikipedia?
Lí ē-tàng uī-tio̍h jīm-hô khiàm-khuat ín-iōng ê Uikiphitia tiâu-bo̍k thiam-ka tsham-khó bûn-hiàn! Tshiánn khuànn ē-kha ê tsu-guân, tō-lâi liáu-kái beh án-tsuánn teh Uikiphitia tíng-kuân sin tsing-ka tsi̍t-ê ín-iōng.
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Beh án-tsuánn thiām-ka ín-iōng (iánn-sī)
Án-tsuánn uī-tio̍h lú-sìng ê ia̍h-bīn thiam-ka ín-iōng
Not sure where to start? That's okay, here are the steps where you can find pages that need citations:
- Let the Citation Hunt tool recommend "citation needed" statements for you, or use the search menu at the bottom of the tool to choose a category (Wikipedia's version of a tag) of article that you have a special expertise in. Here are some links for different topics related to Women: Women scientists, Women writers, Women in Music, and Women's History.
- Tshuē-tio̍h lí ē-tàng siu-kái ín-iōng ê bûn-tsiunn; pīng-tshiánn tshuē-tio̍h ē-kha ê sing-bîng
- Tiám-kik tsiong-tsiat ê piau-tê hi̍k-tsiá ia̍h-bīn tíng-kuân ê pian-tsi̍p tshi̍h-liú
- Find a reliable source (i.e. a published newspaper article, academic source, or book) that describes the fact missing a citation
- Click on the Citation needed statement or the "Cite" Button at the top of the page
- Pick the type of citation you want to use (either a Website, Newspaper, Book or Scholarly Journal) and fill out the form
- Click the "Huat-pòo siu-kái" button in the top right of the editing screen, and complete the editing dialogue.
Congratulations! You have add a citation to a Wikipedia page. Citations are the building blocks for representation of Women on Wikipedia!
Khok-tián hiān-tsú-sî ū-ê Uikiphitia tsi tiâu-bo̍k bûn-tsiunn
As a new editor, it's important to learn how Wikipedia articles work before trying to create a new one. The best way to learn is to expand existing articles.
Khok-tshiong bûn-tsiunn ê ín-giân
The easiest thing to do is either expand the introduction or an existing section of a Wikipedia article. The introduction to Wikipedia articles is the main thing that readers read, and often doesn't reflect all of the recent changes. Still, it should be captivating enough for the reader to develop the desire to delve into the whole article, and not just stop at the first few lines.
Beh án-tsuánn ê hong-huat jû-hā:
- Explore the articles found in this search on English Wikipedia or read about a woman that you know about or from in your Country or Context.
- Ua̍t-to̍k bûn-tsiunn, ài tsù-ì ta̍k ê pōo-hūn ū kòng--tio̍h ê luē-iông.
- Tńg--khì ín-giân pōo-hūn
- Tiám-kik tsiànn-pîng tíng-á ê pian-tsi̍p tshi̍h-liú.
- Rewrite the introduction, making sure to summarize parts of the article that are missing in the introduction or remove content that doesn't help summarize the article.
- After updating the introduction section, click "Huat-pòo siu-kái"
Teh hiān-iú ê bûn-tsiunn ta̍k ê pōo-hūn lāi-té ka-ji̍p tsi̍t-kuá-á luē-iông
Some readers have identified gaps in existing articles that could be expanded or improved. Most new editors start by filling these gaps. Here are instructions for expanding an article:
- Explore the articles found in this search of English Wikipedia or by reading about women in your Country or Context.
- Identify a section that you think could be expanded -- sections you might want to expand include short sections, sections with few references, or sections with banners suggestion changes.
- Tshiau-tshuē iú-kuan tsit-ê tsú-tê ê khó-khò í-king huat-piáu ê tsu-liāu, pí-jû pò-tsuá, hi̍k-tsiá ha̍k-su̍t bûn-tsiunn.
- Summarize those sources as sentences with citations (see the instructions above for citations).
- After you have added a few sentences, save. Most Wikipedia editors only add a few sentences at a time.
- If you want to add more, click the edit button again and keep working!
King-giām hong-hù ê pian-tsi̍p ua̍h-tāng
Lia̍h-tsún lí-ū tsi̍t-kuá-á pian-tsi̍p Uikiphitia ê king-giām, lí khó-lîng siūnn-beh o̍h án-tsuánn kiàn-li̍p tiâu-bo̍k hi̍k-tsiá huan-i̍k luē-iông. Teh-tsia ū tsi̍t-kuá-á ji̍p-mn̂g tsí-lâm thang-hó tsham-khó!
- Tshòng-kiàn tsi̍t-pian bûn-tsiunn
- Suán tsi̍t-uī lí siūnn-beh siá-ê sin bûn-tsiunn tsi jîn-bu̍t.
- 60 hun-tsing
- Huan-i̍k tsi̍t-pian bûn-tsiunn
- Kā lú-sìng ū siong-kuan ê bûn-tsiunn huan-i̍k tsò lí-ê gú-giân.
- 40 hun-tsing