User talk:Chiharuvaugh

Welcome![edit]

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Please stop[edit]

A Wikipedia article needs to be more than just an external link.

Before adding any more links to existing articles, please read Wikipedia's policy on WP:External links, particularly WP:EL#ADV and WP:EL#NO.

Also, please do not over-write existing content, as you did at Vivid and Fragment. JohnCD (talk) 09:47, 26 August 2014 (UTC)[reply]

Reply to your message on my talk page[edit]

Probably the best thing to do is to make articles about those albums, like the ones that already exist for Riot Girl and Speed Star. You can look at those to see how it's done. Then you could link to them from the article by putting double square brackets [[ ]] round their names. Some complications:

"Fragments" would have to be called "Fragments (Aya Hirano album)", because there is already a Fragments (album) article. Similarly, there are other albums called "Vivid" so it would need to be "Vivid (Aya Hirano album)". There are ways to help avoid confusion between them , but that can be sorted out later.
It's probably a good idea to start in a draft page. Click on Help:Userspace draft and fill in the title: that will make a draft page where you can work on the article till it looks right. You can do that twice, so as to have a draft page for each article.
An album article needs to be more than just a track-list. You need to cite reviews, and say something about how it was received, and any other interesting facts about it. There in fact a good many track-list only album articles around, but they are liable to be nominated for deletion, because of the notability policy WP:NALBUMS.
You might like to look at the WP:Tutorial. There is general advice at WP:Your first article, and there is a group of editors interested in album articles at WP:WikiProject Albums. There is useful advice there, and you could probably get help by posting a message on the talk page there.

Regards, JohnCD (talk) 21:54, 26 August 2014 (UTC)[reply]

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