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Maven's Expert Tips #10: How and When to Use a Table of Contents

In a previous video, we discussed how to organize your headers or subtitles. Sometimes an article is long, with many headers and subtitles. In these cases, it can be smart to use a table of contents. In this video, we'll explore several examples of when to use a table of contents and how to choose the right kind for your article. 

Good News: Lambs and Getting Carded

It's lambing season for @titia! So far, eight lambs have been born! They are quite adorable. You can check out the thread for some cute lamb/sheep pics. 

In other news, @majestictells was carded at the grocery store! Not only that, but they were also referred to as a "young man." In a reply to their post, @mizbejabbers said, "Yes, it's good to get carded when a person is over the age of whatever." It sure is! 

Samantha Cubbison
Editor / Community Lead

Common Names (Species)

It is perfectly reasonable to capitalize the common name of a species. While capitalized and uncapitalized common names are both correct, our Network Site editorial preference is to capitalize the entire common name. 

Matt Pietropaoli, 4 Fans, 3 Hubs, Joined 7 weeks ago

A Fresh Take on Video Games

Matt is a writer, filmmaker, animal advocate, and environmentalist. On HubPages, they focus their attention on video games. They offer a fresh perspective, whether it be in regards to a broader article that deal with genres as a whole or an article that analyzes specific titles. We look forward to seeing what they produce next! 

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