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Etopp62 at 23:26, 21 April 2011

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	==What IS a wiki?==		==What IS a wiki?==
	A wiki is a collaborative, online encyclopedia. A wiki is a collection of pages, called '''articles''', each of which defines a different topic. Each '''article''' has ~~it's~~ own forum, called the '''discussion''' page, and each '''article''' maintains a versioned '''history''' of changes. Anyone can view any article in a wiki.		A wiki is a collaborative, online encyclopedia. A wiki is a collection of pages, called '''articles''', each of which defines a different topic. Each '''article''' has its own forum, called the '''discussion''' page, and each '''article''' maintains a versioned '''history''' of changes. Anyone can view any article in a wiki.

	==Community Collaboration==		==Community Collaboration==

PoC: Reverted edits by RelzeLc4tl (Talk); changed back to last version by Squashua

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Reverted edits by RelzeLc4tl (Talk); changed back to last version by Squashua

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	The intent of this tutorial is to teach you some editing basics for working on a wiki.		The intent of this tutorial is to teach you some editing basics for working on a wiki.

RelzeLc4tl: trocrelr

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	The intent of this tutorial is to teach you some editing basics for working on a wiki.		The intent of this tutorial is to teach you some editing basics for working on a wiki.

Squashua at 21:51, 1 February 2006

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Squashua at 21:51, 1 February 2006

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Squashua at 21:48, 1 February 2006

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Squashua at 19:24, 1 February 2006

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Squashua: /* Community Collaboration */

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Community Collaboration

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	==Community Collaboration==		==Community Collaboration==
	A wiki can have a number of users. Guests simply view the articles, but anyone who logs in can generally edit and alter the information on any page. If you see a way to enhance an article, whether a basic grammatical spellcheck, or to add factual information, you need to log in to the wiki and '''edit''' the article. Anyone can edit an article. This means that the information in a wiki is fluid. This can lead to problems, but generally does not. Anyone can edit information in any article and anyone can add new articles. A list of changes can be viewed in the history of the article; in that way an bad changes can be reverted. Eventually, with enough people reading and editing the same wiki, a fully-defined article will emerge.		A wiki can have a number of users. Guests simply view the articles, but anyone who logs in can generally edit and alter the information on any page. If you see a way to enhance an article, whether a basic grammatical spellcheck, or to add factual information, you need to log in to the wiki and '''edit''' the article.

	By the way, '''THAT INCLUDES THIS ~~PAGE~~'''. If you have a question about something, ask it in discussion (read on for how to use it). If you want to add some tutorial tips here, '''do so'''! No Wiki Editor is an island.		Anyone can edit an article. This means that the information in a wiki is fluid. This can lead to problems, but generally does not. Anyone can edit information in any article and anyone can add new articles.

			A list of changes can be viewed in the history of the article; in that way an bad changes can be reverted. Eventually, with enough people reading and editing the same wiki, a fully-defined article will emerge.

			By the way, '''THAT INCLUDES THIS TUTORIAL'''. If you have a question about something, ask it in discussion (read on for how to use it). If you want to add some tutorial tips here, '''do so'''! No Wiki Editor is an island.

	==Getting Started==		==Getting Started==

Squashua at 22:36, 20 January 2006

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	One of the following links should get you started on your path to learning how to use a Wiki, and in particular, the CthulhuWiki, aka Wikithulhu.		One of the following links should get you started on your path to learning how to use a Wiki, and in particular, the CthulhuWiki, aka Wikithulhu.

	[[Tutorial~~:Wiki~~ Navigation]]		{{Tutorial Navigation}}

	~~[[Tutorial:Basic Editing]]~~

	~~[[Tutorial:Advanced Editing]]~~

	~~[[Tutorial:Rules of CthulhuWiki]]~~

Squashua at 22:29, 20 January 2006

2006-01-20T22:29:19Z

New page

The intent of this tutorial is to teach you some editing basics for working on a wiki.

==What IS a wiki?==
A wiki is a collaborative, online encyclopedia. A wiki is a collection of pages, called '''articles''', each of which defines a different topic. Each '''article''' has it's own forum, called the '''discussion''' page, and each '''article''' maintains a versioned '''history''' of changes. Anyone can view any article in a wiki.

==Community Collaboration==
A wiki can have a number of users. Guests simply view the articles, but anyone who logs in can generally edit and alter the information on any page. If you see a way to enhance an article, whether a basic grammatical spellcheck, or to add factual information, you need to log in to the wiki and '''edit''' the article. Anyone can edit an article. This means that the information in a wiki is fluid. This can lead to problems, but generally does not. Anyone can edit information in any article and anyone can add new articles. A list of changes can be viewed in the history of the article; in that way an bad changes can be reverted. Eventually, with enough people reading and editing the same wiki, a fully-defined article will emerge.

By the way, '''THAT INCLUDES THIS PAGE'''. If you have a question about something, ask it in discussion (read on for how to use it). If you want to add some tutorial tips here, '''do so'''! No Wiki Editor is an island.

==Getting Started==
One of the following links should get you started on your path to learning how to use a Wiki, and in particular, the CthulhuWiki, aka Wikithulhu.

[[Tutorial:Wiki Navigation]]

[[Tutorial:Basic Editing]]

[[Tutorial:Advanced Editing]]

[[Tutorial:Rules of CthulhuWiki]]