"Dos and don'ts" pages are information pages that summarize Wikipedia policies, guidelines, and style in bullet points. They present the most important points in a quick list, for the benefit of editors who are not inclined to read the full, authoritative guidance. They are especially useful for highlighting guidance that is unique to Wikipedia.

• To apply a standard format, use the template {{dodont}}.
• Keep bullets short – for more information, users can always check the full guideline.
• Only include the most important and non-obvious points from the guideline.
• Try to keep the "dos" and "don'ts" lists the same length, with 5–8 bullets each.
• Bold and wikilink the key terms in each bullet.
• List the most important bullets at the top.
• Link to a relevant WikiProject, if one exists.
• Add the page to relevant Wikipedia namespace categories.
• Include the {{Help Project}} banner, and any other relevant WikiProject banners, on the talk page.

Help desk

• Wikipedia:Simplified Manual of Style – an overview of commonly used style guidelines
• Wikipedia:Styletips – a list of advice for editors on writing style and formatting in a bullet-point format
• Help:Introduction to the Manual of Style – a quick introduction to the style guide for articles
• Wikipedia:Manual of Style/Reading schedule – a reading schedule designed to assist editors in becoming familiar with Manual of Style

• Wikipedia:Tips – overview page were you can digest how to use Wikipedia in bite-sized morsels.
• Wikipedia:Contributing to Wikipedia – a page that provides information on the basics needed to edit Wikipedia
• Wikipedia:Writing better articles – guidance on how to improve articles
• Help:Cheatsheet – a page that provides the most commonly used wiki markup