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-====== How to Wiki ====== +~~GOTO>new:howto~~
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-Dokuwiki is a fairly simple program to use, and features a nice toolbar for doing markup. However, just typing words in the box and clicking "save" isn't enough to really do Tanasinn //the right way//™ .  +
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-Before you begin, [[https://www.dokuwiki.org/wiki:syntax|Read the Dokuwiki syntax guide!]] +
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-====== Starting an article ===== +
-Before you begin work on your [[autism|magnum opus]], ask yourself: can my page actually serve a need? If not, it will probably just end up being 2 or 3 sentences of useless garbage. It's fine to write a draft, but before you publish it, understand what role the page will play in the greater scheme of the wiki.  +
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-Begin the page with a top level headline  ( ''<nowiki>====== Title ======</nowiki>'', that's 6 ='s on each side) and then add ''<nowiki>{tag>new}</nowiki>'' on the bottom of the page to add its initial category.  +
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-===== Writing an article =====  +
-  - Don't think. +
-  - Feel. +
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-After you have your header and category at the top of the page, think about what "sections" your page should show. Give them titles, but use 5 equals instead of 6 around the header. If any of these sections require more indepth discussion, follow the introductory paragraph with 4 = equals signs. As you write your article, if you ever encounter any topics that may deserve a future page of their own, drop a link like ''<nowiki>[[page_name|some cool page]]</nowiki>''. +
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-Have fun with the fact that you're written for our wikipedia! Throw in serious or goofy footnotes with ''<nowiki>((double parentheses))</nowiki>''((anus)) to "facts" just like you would on Wikipedia.  +
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-===== Broader projects =====  +
-Working on a project? Dokuwiki is not just a directory of webpages that are interlinked; it also supports "namespaces" (think directories). For an example of a project, look at [[:games:|:games:]].  +
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-WIP  +
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