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| {{EO|time=18:13, 8 August 2012 (UTC)|hooded=First of all, when starting a new section on a user's talk page or an article talk page, please type only two "=" rather than three between section titles, as three creates a sub-heading rather than a true heading.
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| Now that that is settled, I'd be more than willing to explain how one goes about categorizing an article or image:
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| *When creating a new article, type <nowiki>[[Category:INSERT CATEGORY NAME HERE]]</nowiki> at the BOTTOM of the article. Let's say, and this is just an example, you're creating an article on a new Keyblade announced for ''Kingdom Hearts III''. You'd create the article and put <nowiki>[[Category:Kingdom Hearts III Keyblades]]</nowiki> at the bottom when you're done writing the body of the article.
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| **This applies to images, too. Once you've uploaded an image, click "edit" at the top of the image page and type <nowiki>[[Category:INSERT CATEGORY NAME HERE]]</nowiki> depending on the type of image you've uploaded. For instance, if you upload a screenshot of a cutscene from ''Kingdom Hearts II'', one would place it in "Category:Kingdom Hearts II cutscene images".
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| I hope this helps. If things still aren't clear, let me know. Honestly, if you're uncertain, it's better to let a more experienced editor take over.}}
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| == Image formats ==
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| {{Maggosh|nathan=Hello, welcome to the wiki! Just as a reminder, please upload .png images instead of .jpg.}}
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| == Links ==
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| {{EO|time=00:46, 9 August 2012 (UTC)|text=Just a reminder: Please read the Manual of Style and get yourself acquainted with Wiki-formatting and writing style if you have not done so already. When linking to articles, you do NOT need to bold the text. The only time we bold anything is the subject in the opening sentence of its article or as needed in a template.}}
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