Help:Profile subpages
Keep reports and background articles under the profile they concern. Each page has its own edit history and discussion page.
Create a related page
- Open a profile and choose the Related pages tab. On mobile, use the Related pages link below the title.
- Choose Incident report, Research notes, or Related article.
- Enter just the report or topic title, without the person's name or any slashes.
- Choose Continue to editor. Complete the starter sections, add sources, preview, and save.
Nothing is published until you save in the editor. Confirmed editors can create pages; normal page protection applies.
How pages are organized
| Page type | Saved page name |
|---|---|
| Incident report | Person/Incidents/Report title
|
| Research notes | Person/Research/Topic
|
| Related article | Person/Topic
|
The directory groups saved pages automatically. Each subpage displays its type and a link back to the profile. Categories are added automatically from the page's location. Use the normal Move tool to rename a page or change its location; the directory follows its new name.
Add another profile
Create a top-level article for the person and add [[Category:Profiles]]. This enables the profile's Related pages tool. The main page is a directory and cannot be a profile.
Timelines
A profile's timeline remains at Person/Timeline. Timelines are separate from the related-page directory. Articles and incident reports can have their own timelines too. The main page cannot have a timeline.