Help:Introduction to the Manual of Style

This introduction provides a light gloss of some of the most important features of the Manual of Style that will help in getting you around.

For how many internal links to include in an article, you want to ask yourself, "How likely is it that a reader of this subject may be interested in that other article, or does it cover a concept not fully explained in the article?"

Lennie and George came to a ranch near [[Soledad, California|Soledad]] southeast of [[Salinas, California]], to "work up a stake".

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Lennie and George came to a ranch near Soledad southeast of Salinas, California, to "work up a stake".

For external links, if there is an external website that is highly relevant to the article or provides more detail than the article contains, it should be listed in the 'External links' section with a short description. If an external website is used as a reference to the article's content, put it in the 'References' section. External links, with rare exception, should not be used in the article's body text.

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