h2g2 The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Earth Edition

Entry: Harry Potter - Books 5, 6 and 7 - A974775
Author: Elf Princess - U214967

Very informative!
Is this headed for <./>ThePost</.> 'cos I think it'll be a worthy addition.
Oberon2001

Hi

I recently did a long-ish article on the release of the future Harry Potter books. However, when i submitted it for review I wasnt sure what to write for the review thing! Please help as Ive never submitted anything into the guide before.


Becki

Hello there Elf Princess!

Here's a rundown of the different review forums for articles (which appear in a drop-down list when you click "submit for review"), with appropriate links so you can find out more -

PeerReview - Where finished articles that you want to be put into the Edited Guide (EG) should go. Note - The Scouts (who will pick the article if they think it's good enough) like articles to be factaul and well researched.

Writing-Workshop - Where articles should go if you think they need a bit of work done on them before you want to put them forward for inclusion in the EG.

Writing-Collaborative - Where articles should go if they need a lot of work done on them, or you want the input of others (hence the name collaborative).

Writing-Alternative - The Alternative Writing Workshop (AWW) is for entries that aren't suitable for the EG but you still want to advertise them. Entries that are opinion pieces, fiction or speculative should go here, as well as some that are just not right for the EG. (I think your entry should go here as in four years time it will be out of date, so won't last long in the EG). The people from <./>ThePost</.> (h2g2's weekly newsletter) sometimes come into the AWW to find articles they want in The Post.

As for what you put in the box when submitting an article to a review forum, that's up to you!

If you want to move an article from one forum to another, you must first remove it from the forum it's in. Click "Peer Review" at any time, then click on the link to the forum you want to remove the article from. There should be a button next to your article that says "remove" (or a symbol that means "remove"). Then go back to the entry and submit it to a new forum as normal.

if all this seems a bit confusing, but if you go through it point by point it *should* make sense. If I haven't answered a particular question of yours, just reply to my message
Oberon2001

OK, thankyou for your help. I will go through it step by step tomorow!