Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Create an account with Snapfish at the website http://snapfish.com. Upload photos to Snapfish from your computer. Share your photos with friends and family.

Answer: Click the link that says "Sign Up" in the top right corner. Enter the information that the sign-up sheet requests and click the yellow "Create my account" button when you are ready. You can do this from your home page once you have an account. Look for the small yellow button that says "Upload" and hover over it. It should be toward the top of the page in the middle. Click "Upload from your computer" from the drop-down menu that comes up. Give your photo album a title and choose what kind of resolution you would like your photos to have. Find a photo you would like to upload in the folders on your computer, and click "Open." Once it is uploaded, Snapfish will give you a prompt asking if you would like to upload more photos or if you are done uploading. Click whichever one you need. Snapfish makes it easy! As part of the upload process, Snapfish gives you the option to share the photo(s) via email. Simply type in the email address(es) to which you would like to send the photo(s). Then, type in a message and click the yellow "Share" button. However, you can skip this step by clicking the "Close" link in the top right corner of this pop-up window if you are not ready to share yet. To share photos outside of the upload process, hover over the link that says "Share" with a down arrow next to it in the navigation bar. Then, click "Share photos & videos." It will have you select which album you want to share, and then a pop-up window will appear. You can share the album directly via email, with a link, or on Facebook. Choose which option you would like to do, complete the boxes (if necessary), and click the yellow "Share album"/"Share to Facebook" button. If it is a link, you can just post the link where you would like to share it, such as on your website or in a Tweet.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Apply rhinestones or gems. Add glitter to your nails. Use nail stickers for an alternative manicure.

Answer: These fun embellishments can add a sparkle to your nail. Use a toothpick or a bobby pin to place a small dot of nail glue on top of your dried base coat. Then, place your gem on top of the glue with a pair of tweezers, and hold it in place for a few minutes so the glue can dry. Finish it off with a top coat. Glitter is a great and easy way to make your nails colorful and sparkly. This can be a messy process, however, so be prepared for a little clean up. You can apply glitter in one of two ways: Blend glitter with clear nail polish or a top coat and apply the mixture to your nails. Add a normal layer of top coat once the glittered coat has dried. Sprinkle glitter on top of a wet base coat, and allow it to dry. Finish with a top coat. Nail stickers come in a variety of colors, patterns, and effects. They provide a different option to those who just can't seem to paint their nails. Apply stickers to clean and unpolished nails by pressing them down close to the cuticle and smoothing them out toward the top of your nails. File your stickers to make them perfectly match your nails. Use a normal nail file to gently and carefully file off the excess sticker. Next, "iron" the sticker with your thumb in a gentle up-and-down motion across your nail. There's no need for top coats over stickers.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Familiarize yourself with YouTube's community guidelines. Think about why you're commenting. Read other comments to avoid being redundant. Be respectful. Add something to the conversation. Avoid using capital letters.

Answer: YouTube's community guidelines prohibit nudity/sexual content, violent/graphic content, hateful content, spam, harmful/dangerous content, threats, and content that doesn't respect copyright. For comments, the particularly relevant prohibitions are hateful comments, threatening comments, and spam. What is your purpose for commenting on the video? Did it inspire you? Did it make you laugh? Do you think the person who made the video missed something and could improve it? Are you hoping to start a discussion thread? Leaving mean or thoughtless comments is more likely to get you blocked than noticed, so think about your comments before posting them. As an example, maybe you watched a beginner's dance tutorial video on YouTube; maybe you're a beginner, and even though the tutorial was aimed at people like you, you felt that it was still too difficult. You want to communicate to the teacher in the video that you found the dance routine difficult to learn. Before commenting on a video, skim through as many comments as you can to ensure that you're not just repeating what someone else has already said. If you do find a comment that says what you want to say, consider liking (clicking on the "thumbs up" icon below the comment) and/or replying to it rather than posting a new comment altogether. If you don't like a video, it's okay to say so just be respectful. If your first thought after watching a video is, "Well, that was terrible. What a waste of time!", why waste more of your time in commenting on it? If you simply must comment, figure out why you hated the video, and offer some advice on how it might be made stronger. Avoid comments like "Teaching style sucks! What a waste of time learn how to teach!!!!" Try using comments like "Thank you for making this tutorial! I'm a beginner, and even though the tutorial is made for beginners, I really struggled with it. For me, I think it would have really helped to have the dance broken down into more sections, with a couple of run-throughs after each section. At the end, instead of jumping straight to the full routine with music, it would have helped me to go through it twice more slowly and without music." Ideally, social media is about sharing ideas and building connections. If the only comment you have after watching a video is "that was dumb," you're not really helping anyone out or adding anything to the conversation. Maybe the video really is dumb; if that's the case and you feel like you simply must comment on it, try being informative, supportive, or at the very least, witty. In the dance tutorial comment example, the user has made their comment informative by offering advice on how the creator of the video could improve it. Ideally, the creator will take this advice into account for their future tutorials. For added helpfulness, the person who's commenting could even share a link to another video of the routine that they find more helpful (if one exists). Typing in all capital letters is the written equivalent of shouting online. When your entire comment is in capital letters, people are less likely to take you seriously; they might even make fun of you for your lack of eloquence.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Consult with a dermatologist. Use a corticosteroid. Take an antihistamine. Have light therapy done. Have long-lasting spots treated by a dermatologist.

Answer:
If you have lichen planus, it's important to get care from a medical professional who has extensive knowledge of skin conditions. A dermatologist will be able to diagnose your condition by inspecting the bumps and redness on the surface of the skin or inside the mouth. They can then give you treatment that will minimize the condition. In many cases, you will go to your primary care physician first and then get referred to a dermatologist. Your doctor will likely prescribe you either a topical or oral corticosteroid to treat your skin condition. These are used because they help your body fight the infection. There can be side effects caused by long-term use of corticosteroids, such as impact on the thickness and color of the skin, so you should use them for as little time as possible. Oral corticosteroids are typically prescribed for lichen planus that has caused sores in the mouth, as the medication will be able to enter the bloodstream and treat the sores. Steroids should only be used for 2-4 weeks. If you have severe itching, your doctor will likely prescribe you an antihistamine to reduce that feeling. They usually come in pill form and are taken daily. Antihistamines block the chemicals in the body that create inflammation and irritation. Common antihistamines prescribed for lichen planus may include diphenhydramine, hydroxyzine, fexofenadine, loratidine, and cetirizine. Be aware that taking antihistamines may make you drowsy, so read the packaging and follow the directions and warnings included. Your dermatologist may suggest using light to treat your condition. Ultraviolet light therapies, such as PUVA therapy, can reduce the rash associated with lichen planus. Light therapy is a process in which the dermatologist puts a light-activated medication on your skin and then they apply ultraviolet light to activate it. You will likely need at least 15 treatments spaced a few days apart to improve your condition. Talk to your doctor about whether this treatment is right for your specific case of lichen planus. There are some situations, such as if you have very sensitive skin, when it may not be appropriate. As this disease diminishes, it may leave behind dark areas that don't go away on their own. You can contact a dermatologist if you want to eliminate these dark patches. Your dermatologist may be able to use bleaching creams and laser resurfacing treatments to eliminate these spots.