To see how many contributions you have, visit your user page and scroll to the bottom. It will say “(Your Name) has made (number of) contributions to wikiHow. " You need a valid and working email address to be able to complete the NAB exam—it’s the only way to receive any tests and/or responses.
Title policy Merge policy External links policy How to Handle Recipes on wikiHow Formatting guidelines Writer’s Guide
You can also try patrolling and editing some new articles at Special:NewPages. Make your best judgment about whether the articles should be promoted or demoted. If you think that the article should be promoted, you can help polish it up so it’s ready to go. If you think that the article should be demoted, you don’t have to edit it.
How to Welcome New wikiHow Users (boosting outreach is a little different from welcoming, but you’ll want to be supportive and friendly to good-faith contributors, as well) How to Resist Criticizing New Contributors on wikiHow How to Coach Someone on wikiHow
How do I know if I didn’t pass? You won’t receive a follow-up email, and you’ll need to wait 2 weeks (or 1 month if you didn’t pass multiple times) before taking the test again. Want to get a little last-minute test prep in before taking the exam? Click here to take a practice NAB test.
If you don’t get part two of the NAB test after five days, please email jayne@wikihow. com. What if I don’t pass this portion of the test? You can repeat it after 90 days (or longer if you fail the second part at least 2 times, or if staff have doubts about your abilities to boost effectively).
As long as you stay reasonably active and continue to do trial boosts when you can, there’s no set time limit to how long you can take for your batches of boosting. However, if you go inactive during your trial, you’ll get some follow-up reminders and check-ins about the status of your trial. If you still aren’t active over a longer period of time and just aren’t doing any trial boosting, your trial may be put on hold and your provisional rights removed until you can devote more time to the task.
