THE GUIDE TO MAKING GOOD GUIDES!
Alrighty, we're here today to discuss how to make good guides.
First of all, to make a good guide, you need to have proper spelling, grammar, and punctuation. We don't want to see you typing like a moron in a guide like this.
"Furzt, joo liek poot ur steek in2 teh h0l3."
(Don't use 1337speak. [J00 R T3H PH4T 0N3])
If you do that, you will be looked down upon as a dumb, uneducated kid.
Also, you should have some pictures that will probably require 15+ posts to post them in. Some people are visual learners, some are auditory, and some are kinesthetic.
A visual learner learns by seeing things. You learn by reading books, or watching the teacher fix a math problem on the chalk board.
An auditory learner learns by hearing, or listening to a teacher explain things.
A kinesthetic learner learns by doing it themselves. If you are a kinesthetic learner, you are a hand- on person.
Keep all of these in mind when making your exqusite guides!
