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HomeArticlesCommunityMy Profile WH.translationData = {};WH.mergeLang({'navlist_collapse': '- collapse','navlist_expand': '+ expand'});EditHome » Categories How to Use the Answer Requests App on wikiHowEdited by Chris, Maluniu, Mel, Kingofxbox99 and 3 othersPin ItArticle EditDiscuss Answer requestsAs wikiHow continually grows, contributors often ask the question, "Well, since all the main topics have already been written, what can I write about?" Actually, there are still many topics for writing about, and to find them, you can take advantage of wikiHow's "Answer a Request" system. This feature lets you search for potential articles to write about, across a range of subject areas. Here's how to give it a try so that you too can become a part of the large and dedicated community sharing knowledge to make the world a better place. Edit Steps1Access the app. You can get to it from either the "Answer Requests" tab on the Community Dashboard or you may click the "Answer a Request" link from the right sidebar of the page. Either way, you'll arrive at this page.Searching for Topics to Write About1Locate the box labelled "Find a Suggested Topic to Write About". This is where you can type a keyword or two that best represents the topic that you would like to write about.
To narrow your search, you can click on a category name and use the search bar in there. This way, you can search for potential article titles that are relevant to the category you chose.2Click or tap (depending on your device) the "Search" button to the right of this box, to submit the search.
3Browse through the list.
You may have to retrieve more results if the keyword is broad enough. There is a link in the lower right corner of the page labelled "Next __" if there are more than 50 to 200 results that include the specific keywords you suggested.4Select the Write link to the left of the article's title.
5Select the radio checkbox to the left of the article name that means the same thing as the title you wanted to write, if you are presented with a list of possible duplicates. wikiHow allows only one page per topic so that people collaborate to make one very high-quality article.
Click the "Next" button. Check out the article that we already have on the topic and see if you can edit it to make it better!If none of the titles presented are the same as the one you want to write, continue to the next step.6Leave the button labelled "None of these are duplicates. I am ready to create the article" radio-checkmarked. Then, click the "Next" button to create your article.
7Write your article, following the Writer's Guide.
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