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Wikipedia:Reference desk/Humanities
Wikipedia:Reference desk/Science
Wikipedia:Reference desk/Mathematics
Humanities Science Mathematics
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Wikipedia:Reference desk/Computing
Wikipedia:Reference desk/Language
Wikipedia:Reference desk/Miscellaneous
Computing/IT Language Miscellaneous Homework
Computer science, software and hardware Spelling, grammar, word etymology, linguistics and language usage, and requesting translations (check the FAQs too!) Subjects that don't fit in any of the other categories And this is for a little help from your friends

Here is a list of our other departments where volunteers answer questions:
Wikipedia:Help desk
Wikipedia:New contributors' help page
Wikipedia:Village pump (technical)
Help Desk:
Wikipedia
New contributors'
help page
Village Pump:
Technical
To ask questions about how to work on articles, how to operate the program to use Wikipedia, and how to participate in Wikipedia A range of services to answer newcomers' questions To ask really tough questions about using Wikipedia, like how to fix a page glitch, adding special features to a page, java scripting, css, etc.

See also:
Help manual Citing Wikipedia General complaints Resolving disputes Collaborations
For our extensive help menu, with information and instructions on every aspect of Wikipedia. For help citing Wikipedia as a reference. For discussions on things that could be fixed or made better. To resolve issues between users. Articles and projects that need your help.
See also the Wikipedia department directory