MartinusWiki:Contributing
Contributing
The English Martinus Wiki is a community reference work about Martinus and his analyses. Contributions are welcome from readers who want to improve clarity, coverage and connections between articles.
Getting started
- Create an account if the wiki requires one for editing.
- Read an article and check whether anything is missing, unclear or incorrectly linked.
- Use the edit and preview functions to make a careful change.
- Be bold, but make changes that can be explained and checked by other contributors.
- Use the discussion page when a proposed change needs wider agreement.
What you can contribute
- Expand articles about Martinus' concepts, works and terminology.
- Add useful internal links, including links to pages that still need to be created.
- Improve introductions, headings, grammar and navigation.
- Compare an article with the relevant English editions of Martinus' works.
- Identify wanted pages, redirects, broken links and places where sources or clarification are needed.
Sources and editorial principles
Articles should represent Martinus' own analyses accurately and distinguish them from commentary or later interpretation. When adding a factual claim, check it against a traceable source. Do not present an unsupported quotation as a quotation, and do not make the sources say more than they do.
Use accessible English and explain specialist terms where possible. Keep the tone factual and respectful. If a passage is uncertain, note the uncertainty or discuss it before adding it as established fact.
Useful pages
- Wanted pages — topics for which links already exist but no article has been created.
- Recent changes — recent edits and new pages.
- Maintenance — tasks that help keep the wiki accurate and usable.
- Contribute to this wiki — practical help for new contributors.
Need help?
If you are unsure about an edit, leave a note on the article's discussion page or ask another contributor to review it before saving.