What's a Wiki?
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A Wiki is a collaberative document, meaning groups of people create and maintain it. | A Wiki is a collaberative document, meaning groups of people create and maintain it. | ||
| - | '''Anyone''' can edit '''any topic''' in the Wiki. You can fix spelling errors, delete things you think are wrong, or add new topics you think are relevant. | + | *'''Anyone''' can edit '''any topic''' in the Wiki. You can fix spelling errors, delete things you think are wrong, or add new topics you think are relevant. |
| - | There is no editor -- you don't ask anyone for permission to make a change. If you think it needs to be changed -- go for it. All changes are logged in a history, so if someone else thinks your change is wrong, they can just roll it back to how it was before. | + | *There is no editor -- you don't ask anyone for permission to make a change. If you think it needs to be changed -- go for it. All changes are logged in a history, so if someone else thinks your change is wrong, they can just roll it back to how it was before. |
| - | To edit an exsting topic, just click the edit tab at the top of the page and edit away! | + | *To edit an exsting topic, just click the edit tab at the top of the page and edit away! |
| - | Everyone is encouraged to contribute -- that's how it works. If you have some knowledge about Tribewanted, this is the place to put it down so others can benefit from your experience. | + | *Everyone is encouraged to contribute -- that's how it works. If you have some knowledge about Tribewanted, this is the place to put it down so others can benefit from your experience. |
| - | When you're done reading this, click the back button on your web browser, or click the Main Page navigation link on the left side of this page. | + | *When you're done reading this, click the back button on your web browser, or click the Main Page navigation link on the left side of this page. |
Revision as of 06:11, 11 January 2007
A Wiki is a collaberative document, meaning groups of people create and maintain it.
- Anyone can edit any topic in the Wiki. You can fix spelling errors, delete things you think are wrong, or add new topics you think are relevant.
- There is no editor -- you don't ask anyone for permission to make a change. If you think it needs to be changed -- go for it. All changes are logged in a history, so if someone else thinks your change is wrong, they can just roll it back to how it was before.
- To edit an exsting topic, just click the edit tab at the top of the page and edit away!
- Everyone is encouraged to contribute -- that's how it works. If you have some knowledge about Tribewanted, this is the place to put it down so others can benefit from your experience.
- When you're done reading this, click the back button on your web browser, or click the Main Page navigation link on the left side of this page.
Further information
- To create a new topic, start by placing an internal link (simply the name of your topic) on an existing page. Type it in double brackets like this: [[my topic]]. Save the page, then click the link. That will bring up your new page and you can start typing!
- [1] How to edit pages. Click this if you want to know more about fancy formatting that is possible with your text.
