If you are looking for topics to submit on look at the Definitions Wanted.

Guidelines

If you send submissions on topics already covered in the dictionary, your submission will be considered as a replacement or addition to the topic as appropriate and will be blind reviewed as usual. When you submit, please follow the style of the other entries (also see the example at the bottom of the page):

1. Simply and as uncontentiously as possible define the entry in one sentence or so (40-60 words). If you know of other terms in the dictionary that are related, please list them.
2. Provide further discussion of at least one or two paragraph and to a maximum of about 2500 words. Try to include examples and any relevant historical information. This will be linked to the one sentence definition.
3. Provide any relevant references, starting with classic papers and books.
4. Try to include any directly related web resources you know of.
5. Include your name and email address. Please be explicit if you don't want your email address on the page.
6. Send your submission via this form or send email directly to chris@twinearth.wustl.edu.

Things to Consider

• If you are interested in feedback on your entry, include your name and email address. The dictionary does not publish anonymous submissions.
• Submissions will be subject to review and/or editing.
• You will retain the copyright to your submission to the dictionary. We would, however, appreciate it if you let us know if the material is republished or reused in any form.
• If you need something to write about, see the Definitions Wanted page.

Example Entry

Entry	Definition
Thing and Stuff	This is the first uncontentious sentence of which defines the term as generally as possible. See other1, other2, other3. <Discussion> <References> Your Name

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