Call For Class Guides

Hi Classy People!

You may have noticed that there's been a few changes in the class forums. I've been watching the new class forums since they've been created, and it's clear that a lot of the same questions are being asked again and again. In light of this situation, I've pinned some user-written class guides. I've also given the authors of those guides their own special signatures that point to their guides.

If you would like to write a guide for your class and have it considered for the sticky list, please post your guide in the appropriate class forum, then post a link here. Or, you can write a general guide for all classes and post it to this forum.

We're looking for high-quality guides that are well-organized, factual and easy to read. If a guide doesn't have any organization, capitalization, punctuation, or proper spelling, it won't be considered.

Here's a few more tips for writing a sticky-worthy guide.

• Try to make good use of the forum's formatting tools and include links to equipment or sets when you mention them to make it easy to follow up on information.
• Check your work, support your claims with facts, ask for help and suggestions, and never post blatantly false information.
• Don't talk down to the reader, write in a friendly and helpful tone - or at least a neutral tone if friendly isn't your style.
• Finally, read the guides that have already been pinned for ideas about how to organize your work.

And a few things to avoid.

• Don't post guides that aren't yours.
• Don't copy guides directly out of the wiki
• Don't break any of our normal forum rules while writing your guide.

I'll be observing how the guides do for a short time to see how other players react and how the author handles themselves before making a final decision. If you're reading this, but you're not sure you can write a guide on your own, you can help by posting constructive suggestions and giving feedback on guides that have already been submitted.

Good luck, and thanks in advance!