"== Re: Subpage == 
 Hmmm, try searching Wikipedia for Eyetech (in the search box on the left) and check out the citations for those articles. If all else fails, your article may or may not be able to be on Wikipedia if moved to mainspace. ' '   
 : Ok, well I've had a look through all the external referances and citations that were available, and there was nothing there that was either relevant or that I had already put in. I even found an old copy of Amiga Format with an interview by Alan Redman, but even that had no relevant information in, so what next?    
 ::Not sure, but if you want to test it to see if Wikipedia would accept it, you can move it to mainspace. I see you have already learned how to move pages, so I won't need to explain it to you. Don't get discouraged if your article gets deleted, just ask the administrator who deleted it to move it to your userspace again. ' '   
 :::New lesson: wikilinking. As you can see with this edit I made to your new page (which is longer than I remembered it was), you can bluelink words in pages that link to other pages. This is done by adding double brackets [[ and ]] around the word. If the page does not exist, it will be a redlink. Redlinks are not necessarily bad, but they are generally avoided. ' '   
 ::::Looking at your userpage, it looks like you already know this. But make sure you link stuff in your new article! ' '   
 :::::Will do )    
 ::::::See . ' '   
 :::::::New message on my talk. ' '   
 Okay, good. So now you need to add categories to your page. I'm not very good with categories, but I can tell you that Wikipedia likes to put every article in groups with other articles based on certain things. I don't know much about Eyetech, so I can't really tell you what categories to add, but you can read about categories here. Try to add a few and I'll see how you do. ' '   
 :Right at the end of the page. See Amiga for example. ' '   
 ::Good job =) ' '  04:51, 2 January 201