Rules and a Tutorial on Opening Previews Wiki

As you are welcomed to this new Wiki, there is also important rules or so in this Wiki, you must do this or else you may confuse the readers of the opening previews. Our mission is to fix the people's curious problems into Openings of a VHS tape or a DVD. So here are the rules:
1. Do not try to put fake opening previews in a article, This is the main and reason that confused the readers because, if you put a different logo and the people know that this is not the one who distributed. You may not in good shape. So be careful, If you want to try or attempt to put real previews in it. Here are some recommended channels in English or UK if you want to know about:
videos4everbody, johnnyv418, wonderpetsfan, PromoLova, and Wattamack4alt. All of them are on YouTube, so to do this, type http://www.youtube.com/user and put one of these channels in it.
2. Make sure to put the release on every movie, Like for an example "Barney's Great Adventure 1998 VHS, or The Fifth Element 1997 VHS. If you want to put it, search the movie on Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. And that's where you can find what is the release date, and an another way is to look at the back cover of the VHS tape cover or DVD cover. And sometimes, it might be even on the front of a VHS tape or DVD. It must says (C) 1996, that is for the Rocky series.
3. Make sure to space a line before making a another step, Because, if you did without spacing a one line, then your results will say this in a different way, so, try to space a line and then type the preview that you are about. So make sure it is having the release date on it, or else, the Wikians are gonna be curious.
OK, so here comes to have a tutorial on making a opening preview.
1. First, create the article, go to the left side of this Wiki and then click on "Create a new article" and that's should do it, it's on the left side menu of this Wiki.
2. Watch videos of the opening previews and record it, like this. Read Rule #1. And for IDs, like Feature Presentations IDs, make sure you put the " in it and end it with the " again. Or otherwise, people think this is a preview or a commercial. So you don't want that to happen!
3. Read Rule #3, there, This is a very important step!
4. After that, check over your work. Make sure to correct spelling errors, punctuation errors, capitalization errors. Then, save it, but you may have to preview it first, unless you done it great. And you are been done!