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Guide to structuring articles
With the following outline guide, we want to make it easier to write an article for Equalpedia and, at the same time, ensure that all articles are structured according to a common order and sequence.
1. Outline for writing an article about individuals (biographies)
- Basic biographical data
full name, place/date of birth with sources, summary of key achievements/innovations/activities/professional roles, offices, with regard to Equalpedia’s notability criteria - Education, career (Werdegang)
- Fields of work and their development with regard to Equalpedia’s notability criteria
- Awards, prizes
- Memberships, voluntary work
- Publications
- Writings, divided into sole authorship, edited volumes, reviews (selection)
- Curatorial work (selection)
- Artistic productions (selection)
- Filmography (selection)
- Literature about the person
Secondary/external publications on/about the person: Academic works, studies, articles in (national) media, interviews, etc. (selection) - Web links (Weblinks)
If applicable, own website, links to digitally accessible holdings in libraries, archives and collections, to cooperation partners, etc. - References (Einzelnachweise)
Full citation of the source with page numbers, if applicable web address with date of access
2. Outline for writing an article about institutions
- Basic information about the institution
Summary of key achievements/innovations/activities in the respective subject areas
- History and founding
Placement in the social, political and cultural context of contemporary history, with regard to Equalpedia’s notability criteria
- Fields of work, services, content and their historical development,
if applicable, self-image/concept (range, areas of responsibility, collecting areas, product range, etc.) - Networks and cooperations
- Organisational structure/funding
Staffing structure and operational funding model, public funding, etc., if applicable with specific figures
- Team
Founders, partners/shareholders, managing directors, persons in leadership positions, boards (associations), by name with roles/fields of work
- Awards, prizes
- Publications
Own publications; where relevant to the topic, also publications by the founders
- Literature about the organisation/institution/project
Secondary/external publications on/about the institution:- Academic works, studies, articles in (national) media, interviews, etc. (selection)
- Possibly also more general literature on the general topic of the institution or covering several institutions (selection)
- Web links
If applicable, own website, links to digitally accessible holdings in libraries, archives and collections, cooperation partners, etc.
- References
Full citation of the sources with page numbers, if applicable web address with date of access
Machine translation: This article was translated automatically from the German original.