So let's say you've got an article 100% in scope, and are ready to make it, but have no idea on what the content should remotely look like even after reading Consumer Rights Wiki:Write your first article!. This should hopefully give you some pointers on how articles should look.
Lead section
Summarizes the subject of the article/product (line)/incident. Can be similar to Background section, but they cannot be duplicated (background should go into more detail).
Background (used in Incidents)
Basically just the story behind the product/company talked about.
Consumer Impact Summary (used in Companies/Product (lines))
Summary of some key points. Example:
- User Privacy: They sell consumers data to third parties.
- User Freedom: Consumers have to connect to an app, offering limited functionality.
Incidents
Most important part. Talk about the issues. Link to the main article about it with the main template (type {{ where you want the template in VisualEditor, and type Main in the box that comes up, or type {{Main}} in the source editor.) Example:
Forced arbitration (2022 - present)
- Main article: Example
Lately, forced arbitration has been added to the service, making people unable to sue the company.