This page is a list of good practices for writing high-quality articles. Many of the points raised relate to repairing existing articles, but the principles apply to newly-created articles as well.
This page should be considered an adjunct to [[Conservapedia:Editing article and talk pages]], which covers a lot more of the "policy" issues (and is locked), while this page is more about low-level mechanics and stylistic presentation.
==See also section==
This optional section may have links, to other Conservapedia articles, that the reader might want to see for additional information relevant to the topic of the article.
*If an article already has a link the the article text, it does not need a second link in the see also section.
*Use a simple bullet list with one link per line
*Links should be directly relevant to the article. For example, if the article is a biography of a Supreme Court justice and the article does not discuss any Second Amendment cases written by him, then don't just add Second Amendment to the see also list as a lazy way out of adding a discussion of why this man is important to the Second Amendment.