Editing Writing Better Articles (section)

===Headings and sections===
Sections and subsections are introduced by headings. These headings clarify articles by breaking up text, organizing content, and populating the table of contents.

==== Headings ====
Headings help clarify articles and create a structure shown in the table of contents.

Headings are hierarchical.  The article's title uses a level 1 heading, so you should start with level 2 heading (<nowiki>==Heading==</nowiki>) and follow it with lower levels: <nowiki>===Subheading===</nowiki>, <nowiki>====Subsubheading====</nowiki>, and so forth. Whether extensive subtopics should be kept on one page or moved to individual pages is a matter of personal judgment.

Headings should not be wikilinked. This is because headings in themselves introduce information and let the reader know what subtopics will be presented; Wikilinks should be incorporated in the text of the section.

Do not use too many pseudo-headings using bold or semicolon markup. Use the correct hierarchical heading for the level so it appears in the Table of Contents (ToC) at the top of the page.

Finally, do not use redundant subheadings in an article. For example, in a page named "combat", you would not need to use the heading "combat maneuvers" for the "maneuvers" subtopic.

====Lead section====
The article's title should be displayed in bold as early as possible in the first sentence. For example:

<blockquote>A '''Player Killer''' ('''PK''') is a player that has converted to one of Bael'Zharon's Chosen by using an Altar of Bael'Zharon or Eye of Darkness.([[Player Killer]])</blockquote>