Guide to Making a Guide: Improving the Overall Quality

Great guide man, I really appreciate it. Thumbs up!

Great forum info. Thanks for sharing.
Best,
Olivia at http://www.ampronix.com/

I liked the guide, but I'm still confused as to how to represent heroes/items with light orange text and the icon to the left. Does anyone know the script?

This is an excellent guide, and I have learned a lot from it! However, there's one thing I have yet to figure out, and that is how to make the name of the hero/item/ability also have the cool popup window with all the information. Creating a link does nothing, and just having an icon doesn't look very nice. Would anyone happen to know how to do this?

+1 from me. I think this is great and has some valuable information that can only serve to improve the quality of content on this website.

Ty, this is very helpful. I'm writing my 1st guide atm and I found this very useful 8)

Thanks, man. You helped me in writing my guide.

I'd agree to the fullest extent! Well written!

+1

I think a course or two studying English is enough o.o

I want a guide on how to read guides.

Amazing +1

I agree with what you've said and I hope guide makers read this and implement your suggestions. Seeing as I have yet to submit a guide I'm not in a position to say anything but as a player reading a guide I love it when the maker shows a bit of his/her personality and does something that catches my attention such as:
(imagine this in a cm guide)

Pros:

-Excellent support
-blah blah blah
-more normal pros and stuff
-her model looks FANTASTIC
HA! You hyper-sensitive feminists, now you can't complain about me being a chauvinistic sexist as I didn't even mention her epic boobs

That sort of humour; while not strictly relevant, helpful or appropriate adds a bit of colour to the often dull process of reading a guide and while I admit there are limits and you shouldn't go overboard, it's nice to know that an actual person with a bit of passion for the game wrote the guide.

When I do finally get around to making a guide of my own I will definitely use this and other guides to help me make it as polished and useful as possible.