How to Contribute to eHow

Can you help make eHow a better resource for the millions of people who read it every month? There are a number of ways you can contribute to improving it. Do you have a special talent or skill, or in-depth knowledge of a certain field? You can share your expertise with the eHow community--it's fun and easy with these simple steps.

Difficulty: Easy

Instructions

1. Write your own eHow articles, or edit and improve articles written by others.

2. Give feedback on eHow articles by clicking on the Rate This link just under the title of every eHow article. Your feedback will help us make these articles even better.

3. Suggest tips if you have additional ideas to help readers of any eHow article. Scroll to the bottom of any article and click on the link titled "Please Share Your Tips with Us."

[jerryb1]

on 3/21/2009 Yes, anyone posting here on a regular basis would like to help eHow increase its overall acceptance.We can certainly do this by posting items of general interest and quality, but how can we edit the work of others, as suggested in Step 1? As with any intent to improve performance, it should be done in a private manner. Editing anything other than your own work can help you improve your own, even if done entirely for your own review and practice, but you can share that benefit by sending a message to the author of that piece to share the lesson for mutual benefit. Any reasonable person will thank you for that.

[charlotteh]

on 2/21/2009 Very effective tips especially to new people like me. Not only does it tell you how to get the most out of ehow. It creates simple steps that will enable you to help ehow improve your experience

[spankyandcranky]

on 9/29/2008 As a new user, I found this information very helpful and wish it would have been given immediately after I'd created an account.