== Suggestions for a New Article == 

 Hey, Qwyrxian. I'm going to try and write a new article here in Wikipedia, but I can't come up with a good topic that hasn't been done yet. You're an admin, so do you have any suggestions? Thanks,   

 :Personally, I suggest not even thinking about new topics. Wikipedia has over 4 millions articles, and basically all of them need improvement. Every "normal" topic has already been covered, and most of the ones that haven't (that are legitimate topics for articles) are so obscure that they need highly specialized knowledge. In my 7 years here, with my very large number of edits, while I have completely overhauled a number of articles, in some cases rewriting everything from the ground up, I have only actually "created" two completely new articles (Convention for the Safeguarding of Intangible Cultural Heritage and Women's Image Network Awards).  
 :If you are looking for something to do, try taking a look at Category:Wikipedia backlogs. If you feel like working on referencing, for example, there's over 230,000 articles tagged as having no references, with hundreds of thousands more needing additional ones. If you want to improve the quality of writing, you could try Category:Wikipedia articles requiring style editing. Or if you just want to work on simple mechanical things, there's categories for articles needing grammar or technical cleanup. 
 :But if you really want to look for topics that someone thinks should be on Wikipedia but aren't, there's a user submitted list at WP:Requested articles. Do note that just because a reader thought that an article should exist, doesn't necessarily mean it should (for notability reasons, usually, or else because and article might be better treated as a section of another article).  
 :Sorry that I sound like kind-of a downer. But this is, in fact, my sincerely held belief: the Wikipedia is far far more in need of improving than expanding. And new users are always better off improving, because there are so many technical details and rules associated with getting a new article to stick, that it can become pretty discouraging to try.