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 == Re;Joyride == 

 Hi Ched - basically if the article is very short, you add a stub template at the bottom of the article (either the plain  or one of the more precise ones - if you simply add , a stub-sorter will change it to a more precise one soon enough, but if you can even make it a slightly more precise one it'll save work later). Usually if it's that short, then it'll be pretty obvious the sort of thing that the article needs.  

 If it's a longer article but still needs work, and you're less sure that it's easy to see what still needs attention, add an expand template at the top instead, and put details on the talk page. The difference between ""short"" and ""longer"" is pretty arbitrary and depends a lot on what the subject is (I've got a short essay on that at ), but if it's more than a couple of screens-full of information, it's usually beyond being a stub. Hope you enjoy your time on Wikipedia - keep up the good work ) ... "