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Wiki

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on July 17, 2006 at 11:44:39 am
 

What is a Wiki?

 

A wiki is a collaborative web site for a community.

 

It's a web site

Just click on links to explore pages with more information. The SideBar on the right side provide easy navibation. A Directory is an excellent place to start. Or enter a keyword in the Search bar at the top right.

 

It's a collaboration tool.

 

Visitors can both read pages, update them, and even create their own pages. Unlike a web site or blog, which typically is one person speaking to the world, a wiki allows everyone to Contribute. Unlike a forum, a wiki is more about publishing than discussion.

 

Creating a page on a wiki is simple to do, not complicated like a web page. You just write, or copy and paste straight text. If you want to get fancy, a simple text language and formatting buttons provide enhanced formatting. If you're experienced with web coding, the wiki can even accept HTML.

 

Wiki

 

Learn more about Contributing to our wiki.

 

How Does it Work?

 

Want to change a page?

Just click the Edit Page button on the top or bottom, make your changes, and click Save.

 

One tip: CamelCase page names

Use CamelCase!

 

Want to add a page?

Just click the New Page button on the top or bottom, give the page a name, type your page, and click Save.

 

Want to link to a page?

When editing to a page, just insert the page name (if CamelCase) or otherwise enclose the page name in backets.

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