Editing LDI guidelines

Here you can find some help about this site about every kind of LDI website.

== What is LDI? ==

'''The LDI principle''': LDI comes from Let's Do It. Basically it means: organizing, developping, doing together. In an LDI website everyone can start a project, an idea, and everyone can join it. Important is: '''it has to have a practical effect'''. An LDI isn't made just to store information, but it is active and wants something to happen, wants people to do something.

== Definitions ==
Feel free to add or change definitions. This ones are far away from being definitive.

* '''LDI website''': A site where people can organizate something together, where ideas develope eachselves.
* '''LDIWiki''': A wiki that applies the LDI principle.
* '''LDIs''': the projects added in a LDI website or Wiki
* '''LDI net''': a net of correlated projects, with LDI mothers, sisters and sons.
* '''LDI mother''': the main project of a jerarchical LDI net.
* '''LDI sister''': a project that has similar or complementar goals to an "LDI brother"
* '''LDI son''': a more little project that was part of a bigger one, that can grow independent of the "LDI mother"

== How to edit an LDI ==

If you want to edit an LDI, find a short name for it, that defines your project, and add it as a link in the main page. Then, in the link you can begin developping your idea. If you want you can copy the structure of the [[Let's structure]] LDI and paste it in yours.

You may structure your LDI this way:

* Description of the project
* Sister and son projects
* Why this project, why to join it
* How to contribute
* Story of the project while it goes on, reached goals
* Next Goals
* Statistics
* Contributors
* Documentation, link to other sites...

[[Let's example]] (an LDI exemple)

[[Let's structure]] (the basic structure of an LDI)

[[Let's try]] (a free LDI)

== Rules ==

The simple rules of commonsense are in force in this website.

== Language ==

The 'main' language will be English, but every language is accepted in the LDI's.