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A Wiki only works if people contribute to it! Don't be afraid, it's easy. Just click on the bottom of a page to edit it.
A Wiki only works if people contribute to it! Don't be afraid, it's easy. Just click on the bottom of a page to edit it.
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* Write articles with a neutral point of view (NPOV). Since articles will be edited over and over, they need to be written in a neutral style so that consensus on the content can eventually be reached.
* Write articles with a neutral point of view (NPOV). Since articles will be edited over and over, they need to be written in a neutral style so that consensus on the content can eventually be reached.
* '''Do not''' use the first-person ("I think this is a bad idea"), unless absolutely necessary do not refer to people ("Dave said that there is a route...");
* '''Do not''' use the first-person (
* Try to make your article as '''structured''' as possible. For example, when talking about a trail you might start with a short introduction, then talk about access and fees, then go on to give a detailed route description and perhaps have a history section.
* Try to '''avoid''' putting '''jokes''' on the pages. Humour is good on websites managed by a single person, but on a Wiki if everyone adds a joke, soon the real content will be lost.
* '''Avoid''' creating very '''short stub articles''' that have no useful content.
* '''Do''' create '''links''' to pages that don't yet exist but that should be written.
* If you just want to see how this works practice in the [[VOCWiki:Sandbox]].
* Consider '''creating an account''' so that we can keep track of who's making changes. But remember it's not required you can edit a page without logging in.
* Have a '''look around''' the site and look at how the good articles are put together. Try to use a similar style.
* Try to '''pick appropriate titles''' for pages and follow the capitalization guidelines below.
 
Go ahead and create a new page or edit an existing one. Don't worry about it not being perfect the first time around, that's the beauty of the Wiki, someone else will come along and improve it. A complete history of every page is kept, so don't worry and be bold, pages can always be reverted to a previous version.
 
If you need inspiration have a look at the very successful [http://www.wikipedia.org Wikipedia]
 
If you need help with the "markup" language, have a look here : [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:How_to_edit_a_page Wikipedia].
 
==Name Space==
 
There are three types of pages :
 
* Pages such as [[Huts]] are the primary content of VOCWiki. They provide useful VOC or outdoors information to the reader. These pages will appear with a white background.
 
* Pages that are named VOCWiki:Something, such as this page, are for information about how to use the Wiki itself. These pages will appear with a yellow background.
 
* Pages that are named Talk:Something, such as [[Talk:Main Page]] are for discussion related to the content of a page. These pages will appear with a yellow background. Every page can have an associated Talk page. Just click on "Discuss this page" link on the vertical toolbar on the left side of the page.
 
Please make sure that you use these ''Name Spaces'' apropriately.
 
 
==Captilization==
 
When linking to pages use ''normal'' capitilization : first word of a sentence gets a capitalized while the other words don't, unless they are proper names. The linking system is not case-sensitive for the first word (both [[huts]] and [[Huts]] links to the same things) but it is case sensitive for other words ([[Garibaldi Neve traverse]] and [[Garibaldi Neve Traverse]] are different).

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phentermine carisoprodol ambien hydrocodone vicodin poker fioricet adipex ultram lortab xanax online pharmacy mike in brazil If you're looking for the markup languages (to put in links, images, font changes, etc.), go to this resource.

A Wiki only works if people contribute to it! Don't be afraid, it's easy. Just click on the bottom of a page to edit it.

A couple quick guidelines for making contributions :

  • Write articles with a neutral point of view (NPOV). Since articles will be edited over and over, they need to be written in a neutral style so that consensus on the content can eventually be reached.
  • Do not use the first-person (
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