Quickie Wiki Intro Part II - Revision history

Zai Lynch: content merged

2008-09-02T20:04:32Z

content merged

Gally Young: add Help template

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Gally Young: add cat wiki help

2008-08-03T19:40:52Z

add cat wiki help

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	[[Category:SL_Mentor_Scribes\| Quickie Wiki Intro Part II]]		[[Category:SL_Mentor_Scribes\| Quickie Wiki Intro Part II]]
			[[Category:Wiki Help]]

Zai Lynch: User:Zai Lynch/Sandbox/Quickie Wiki Intro Part II moved to Quickie Wiki Intro Part II: released the lil page into the great wide main namespace... sniff

2008-07-25T12:58:05Z

User:Zai Lynch/Sandbox/Quickie Wiki Intro Part II moved to Quickie Wiki Intro Part II: released the lil page into the great wide main namespace... *sniff*

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Zai Lynch: multi-lang

2008-07-24T11:25:30Z

multi-lang

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	===Tracking Changes===		===Tracking Changes===
	For basic users, there are three ways on how to track changes in the Wiki. All most recent changes are listed in the [[Special:Recentchanges\|Recent Changes Log]]. You can filter this log so it only shows a particular namespace, hides minor edits, hides your own edits, etc. to be able to better keep track of what's going on. Since only a few users are interested in tracking ''all'' changes in the ~~wiki~~, it also has the so called ''Watchlist'' feature. Every page displays a <font color="blue">watch</font> button on top of the page which you can click to add the page to [[Special:Watchlist\|your watchlist]].{{footnote\|1=[[Special:Specialpages\|Special pages]] are the only pages without a history, a discussion page and the ability to add them to the watchlist.\|2=Special pages are the only pages without a history, a discussion page and the ability to add them to the watchlist\|handle=specialpage}} In case a page on your watchlist has been changed, the ~~wiki~~ will list the most recent change on that page in your watchlist. Pages on your watchlist will also be written in '''bold''' letters in the recent changes log. If you would like to remove a page from your watchlist again, just browse to that page and press the <font color="blue">unwatch</font> button.		For basic users, there are three ways on how to track changes in the Wiki. All most recent changes are listed in the [[Special:Recentchanges\|Recent Changes Log]]. You can filter this log so it only shows a particular namespace, hides minor edits, hides your own edits, etc. to be able to better keep track of what's going on. Since only a few users are interested in tracking ''all'' changes in the Wiki, it also has the so called ''Watchlist'' feature. Every page displays a <font color="blue">watch</font> button on top of the page which you can click to add the page to [[Special:Watchlist\|your watchlist]].{{footnote\|1=[[Special:Specialpages\|Special pages]] are the only pages without a history, a discussion page and the ability to add them to the watchlist.\|2=Special pages are the only pages without a history, a discussion page and the ability to add them to the watchlist\|handle=specialpage}} In case a page on your watchlist has been changed, the Wiki will list the most recent change on that page in your watchlist. Pages on your watchlist will also be written in '''bold''' letters in the recent changes log. If you would like to remove a page from your watchlist again, just browse to that page and press the <font color="blue">unwatch</font> button.

	====History====		====History====
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	===Uploading Pictures===		===Uploading Pictures===
	Unlike some other websites, the SL ~~wiki~~ can not display external images.{{footnote\|This is for security reasons, rather then beeing a limitation of the ~~wiki~~ itself. See {{Jira\|WEB-11}}.}} However, you are allowed to upload your images to the ~~wiki~~ in order to display them in your article.{{footnote\|Note that you need the copyrights on the image you'd like to upload. With every edit and upload, you automatically agree with the [[Project:Contribution Agreement\|Contribution Agreement]].}} The toolbox in the left sidebar provides a link called [[Special:Upload\|Upload file]]. Just browse there, search the picture on your HD and then upload it to the ~~wiki~~. Note that there is a recommended file size limitation of 150kb per file, in order to save load on the database and to keep ~~wiki~~ sites fast. Remember that every user who browses to your article will need to download the file to the browsers cache and not everyone has a fast internet connection which can handle it in a reasonable amount of time.<br>		Unlike some other websites, the SL Wiki can not display external images.{{footnote\|This is for security reasons, rather then beeing a limitation of the Wiki itself. See {{Jira\|WEB-11}}.}} However, you are allowed to upload your images to the Wiki in order to display them in your article.{{footnote\|Note that you need the copyrights on the image you'd like to upload. With every edit and upload, you automatically agree with the [[Project:Contribution Agreement\|Contribution Agreement]].}} The toolbox in the left sidebar provides a link called [[Special:Upload\|Upload file]]. Just browse there, search the picture on your HD and then upload it to the Wiki. Note that there is a recommended file size limitation of 150kb per file, in order to save load on the database and to keep Wiki sites fast. Remember that every user who browses to your article will need to download the file to the browsers cache and not everyone has a fast internet connection which can handle it in a reasonable amount of time.<br>
	Add a picture to your page with		Add a picture to your page with
	:<font color="black"><nowiki>[[Image:Your_Image.jpg]]</nowiki></font>		:<font color="black"><nowiki>[[Image:Your_Image.jpg]]</nowiki></font>

Zai Lynch: history, watchlist, recent changes, discussion page, minor changes on spelling, extensions... finished(?)

2008-07-24T11:17:15Z

history, watchlist, recent changes, discussion page, minor changes on spelling, extensions... finished(?)

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	This is the sequal to the [[Quickie Wiki Intro]] which gave you an introduction on how to log into the Wiki, create a userpage and use templates to add your userpage to appropriate categories.		This is the sequal to the [[Quickie Wiki Intro]] which gave you an introduction on how to log into the Wiki, create a userpage and use templates to add your userpage to appropriate categories.

	Part II is supposed to show you how to create an article as well as some basic editing techniques and Wiki etiquette.		Part II is supposed to show you how to create an article as well as some basic editing techniques and Wiki etiquette. You will see lots of footnotes which provide some extra info but which aren't needed in case you simply want to understand how it works. So you can just ignore them on the first run or read them when you're curiouse.

			In case you feel totally lost with editing a page, please contact a [[:Category:SL_Mentor_Scribes\|Mentor Scribe]] or add all your content and then write
			:<font color="black"><nowiki>{{wikify}}</nowiki></font>
			on top of your page. A more experienced editor will try to fix the style of your article afterwards.
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	== How To Create An Article ==		== How To Create A New Article ==
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	=== Create An Article In 3 Steps ===		=== Create An Article In 3 Steps ===
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	=== Move And Redirect ===		=== Move And Redirect ===

	Even after some thoughtful thinking, it might happen that you missplace an article or find a name which describes it better. So you got the ability to move your (and almost any other){{footnote\|There are only a ~~view~~ articles which aren't allowed to be edited or moved from normal users. These pages are listed at [[Special:Protectedpages]].}} article with the <font color="blue">move</font> link right next to the <font color="blue">history</font> link on top of the page. This will result in the whole page, including it's [[#~~history~~\|editing history]], beeing moved. A redirect to the new spot will be created on the old page, so users who don't know the new article name will automatically be redirected to the new one. You can also manually create redirects from one page to another by entering		Even after some thoughtful thinking, it might happen that you missplace an article or find a name which describes it better. So you got the ability to move your (and almost any other){{footnote\|There are only a few articles which aren't allowed to be edited or moved from normal users. These pages are listed at [[Special:Protectedpages]].\|handle=protect}} article with the <font color="blue">move</font> link right next to the <font color="blue">history</font> link on top of the page. This will result in the whole page, including it's [[#History\|editing history]], beeing moved. A redirect to the new spot will be created on the old page, so users who don't know the new article name will automatically be redirected to the new one. You can also manually create redirects from one page to another by entering
	:<font color="black"><nowiki>#REDIRECT [[NAME]]</nowiki></font>		:<font color="black"><nowiki>#REDIRECT [[NAME]]</nowiki></font>
	with ''NAME'' beeing the name where the page is supposed to redirect to. Please use this code only on empty pages.		with ''NAME'' beeing the name where the page is supposed to redirect to. Please use this code only on empty pages.
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	== ~~NOTES / TO-DO~~ ==		== On Article Editing ==
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	*how and ~~where~~ to ~~link~~ the ~~article + categorizing~~		===Tracking Changes===
	*how to ~~move an article~~		For basic users, there are three ways on how to track changes in the Wiki. All most recent changes are listed in the [[Special:Recentchanges\|Recent Changes Log]]. You can filter this log so it only shows a particular namespace, hides minor edits, hides your own edits, etc. to be able to better keep track of what's going on. Since only a few users are interested in tracking ''all'' changes in the wiki, it also has the so called ''Watchlist'' feature. Every page displays a <font color="blue">watch</font> button on top of the page which you can click to add the page to [[Special:Watchlist\|your watchlist]].{{footnote\|1=[[Special:Specialpages\|Special pages]] are the only pages without a history, a discussion page and the ability to add them to the watchlist.\|2=Special pages are the only pages without a history, a discussion page and the ability to add them to the watchlist\|handle=specialpage}} In case a page on your watchlist has been changed, the wiki will list the most recent change on that page in your watchlist. Pages on your watchlist will also be written in '''bold''' letters in the recent changes log. If you would like to remove a page from your watchlist again, just browse to that page and press the <font color="blue">unwatch</font> button.
	*how to ~~redirect~~ to ~~an article~~
	*how to ~~upload~~ and ~~link a picture~~

	*intro to the [~~[Special~~:~~Watchlist\|watchlist]~~]		====History====
			As we learned before, any user can edit almost any page in the Wiki.{{footnote\|handle=protect}} This might scare people from editing pages, since an edit isn't necessarily an improvement for an article. Therefor, the Wiki stores ''any'' edit ''ever saved'' to the page and logs them in the articles history. It logs ''date'', ''contributor'' and ''changes'', allows to <u>compare</u> versions and also allows to <u>undo</u> edits. You can find the blue <font color="blue">history</font> button on top of almost any page in the Wiki.{{footnote\|handle=specialpage}} Have a look at [https://wiki.secondlife.com/w/index.php?title={{FULLPAGENAMEE}}&action=history this pages history] to become familiar with the feature.

	*how to read an articles history{{anchor\|history}}
	*userspace etiquette{{anchor\|userspace_etiquette}}
	*how to use discussion pages

			===Discussion Pages===
			Having the ability to edit and undo anything can lead to some frustration when two (or more) editors have different opinions on how an article should look like. In a worst case cenario, this can lead to an unwanted course of events known as ''editwar'' in the Wiki culture. Therefor, any Wiki page has a so called <font color="blue">discussion</font> page.{{footnote\|handle=specialpage}} This page is supposed to provide a forum for suggestions on how to improve the article, as well as to handle disputes about it. Please use these pages to explain the intentions behind an edit, in case it might cause curriosity by another editor. The etiquette at a Wiki discussion page is a little different then at other articles. There are two main rules you need to have an eye on. These are
			#Sign your edits with four tildes <nowiki>~~~~</nowiki> or the signature button [[Image:Button_sig.png]].<br>These will automatically be converted into your username and a timestamp once you saved the edit.{{footnote\|You can change the way your signature looks like in the ''Nickname:'' box of [[Special:Preferences\|your preferences]].}}
			#'''<u>Never ever</u> change someone elses discussion entry'''.{{footnote\|Changing of style, in order to fit the layout of the discussion page is O.K. but refrain from editing '''any''' content. In case you'd like to edit an old discussion entry of yours, because you have changed your mind on something, please use <nowiki><strike>old entry</strike></nowiki> to <strike>strike</strike> your old entry and write a short new note that you changed it (signed with four tildes again).}}
			These two rules are very important to ensure that people can keep track of the discussion. There are also other editing etiquette suggestions - called: ''ediquette'' - which you can find [[Template:Ediquette\|here]].

	*common syntax misstakes
	*editors basic toolbox		===Uploading Pictures===
			Unlike some other websites, the SL wiki can not display external images.{{footnote\|This is for security reasons, rather then beeing a limitation of the wiki itself. See {{Jira\|WEB-11}}.}} However, you are allowed to upload your images to the wiki in order to display them in your article.{{footnote\|Note that you need the copyrights on the image you'd like to upload. With every edit and upload, you automatically agree with the [[Project:Contribution Agreement\|Contribution Agreement]].}} The toolbox in the left sidebar provides a link called [[Special:Upload\|Upload file]]. Just browse there, search the picture on your HD and then upload it to the wiki. Note that there is a recommended file size limitation of 150kb per file, in order to save load on the database and to keep wiki sites fast. Remember that every user who browses to your article will need to download the file to the browsers cache and not everyone has a fast internet connection which can handle it in a reasonable amount of time.<br>
			Add a picture to your page with
			:<font color="black"><nowiki>[[Image:Your_Image.jpg]]</nowiki></font>
			with <font color="black">Your_Image.jpg</font> beeing the name of your image. It is also possible to change the width of the image to a certain amount of pixels or to align it left, right or in the center. Your picture with the width of 100 pixels and aligned to the right would need the following code:
			:<font color="black"><nowiki>[[Image:Your_Image.jpg\|100px\|right]]</nowiki></font>
			You can even display the picture as a thumbnail of a certain width and add describing text beneath it via
			:<font color="black"><nowiki>[[Image:Your_Image.jpg\|thumb\|100px\|some describing text]]</nowiki></font>
			All these are combinable, so play around with them to become a fealing for it. Don't forget to use the ''Show preview'' button, rather then the ''Save page'' button, in order to keep the recent changes log and the database clean. It's part of the previously mentioned [[Template:Ediquette\|ediquette]].
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	*[http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Contents MediaWiki Help:Contents]		*[http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Contents MediaWiki Help:Contents]
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			[[Category:SL_Mentor_Scribes\| Quickie Wiki Intro Part II]]

Strife Onizuka at 03:49, 23 July 2008

2008-07-23T03:49:46Z

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	A nice way to sort and list articles of a certain topic are categories. You read about them in the ''Quickie Wiki Intro'' already and used templates to add your userpage to them. Categories will be displayed at the bottom of a page and list all pages which are in the same category, trying to sort them by name{{footnote\|The sorting by articlename is only the default option. You can force your article beeing treated differently by defining a sort parameter. Read more at [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Categories MediaWiki Help:Categories].}}. Besides the use of specially designed templates, you can always register your page to a category by just writing		A nice way to sort and list articles of a certain topic are categories. You read about them in the ''Quickie Wiki Intro'' already and used templates to add your userpage to them. Categories will be displayed at the bottom of a page and list all pages which are in the same category, trying to sort them by name{{footnote\|The sorting by articlename is only the default option. You can force your article beeing treated differently by defining a sort parameter. Read more at [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Categories MediaWiki Help:Categories].}}. Besides the use of specially designed templates, you can always register your page to a category by just writing
	:<font color="black"><nowiki>[[Category:NAME OF THE CATEGORY]]</nowiki></font>		:<font color="black"><nowiki>[[Category:NAME OF THE CATEGORY]]</nowiki></font>
	Although it looks like the syntax for a internal Wiki link, this code will '''not''' result in a simple link to the category{{footnote\|You would need to write <nowiki>[[:Category:NAME OF THE CATEGORY]]</nowiki> in order to just create a link.}} but will register your page and display the category on the bottom of it. Therefor, it doesn't matter where to place the code on your page. However, it is considered as a good style to add it down on the bottom, so future editors can easily find it. To find the right category for your article, you can browse related articles and look at which categories they are registered, so they might fit for your article as well. There is also a [[Special:Categories\|list of all current categories]] in the Wiki{{footnote\|1=You can of course create your own ones as well. The right namespace would be the ''Category'' namespace: <font color="blue">~~{{NoWrap\|1=~~<nowiki>https://wiki.secondlife.com/wiki/</nowiki></font><font color="red">Category:Your_Category</font>}}\|2=You can of course create your own ones as well. The right namespace would be the ''Category'' namespace: https://wiki.secondlife.com/wiki/Category:Your_Category}}.		Although it looks like the syntax for a internal Wiki link, this code will '''not''' result in a simple link to the category{{footnote\|You would need to write <nowiki>[[:Category:NAME OF THE CATEGORY]]</nowiki> in order to just create a link.}} but will register your page and display the category on the bottom of it. Therefor, it doesn't matter where to place the code on your page. However, it is considered as a good style to add it down on the bottom, so future editors can easily find it. To find the right category for your article, you can browse related articles and look at which categories they are registered, so they might fit for your article as well. There is also a [[Special:Categories\|list of all current categories]] in the Wiki{{footnote\|1=You can of course create your own ones as well. The right namespace would be the ''Category'' namespace: {{NoWrap\|1=<font color="blue"><nowiki>https://wiki.secondlife.com/wiki/</nowiki></font><font color="red">Category:Your_Category</font>}}\|2=You can of course create your own ones as well. The right namespace would be the ''Category'' namespace: https://wiki.secondlife.com/wiki/Category:Your_Category}}.

Strife Onizuka at 03:45, 23 July 2008

2008-07-23T03:45:41Z

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	A nice way to sort and list articles of a certain topic are categories. You read about them in the ''Quickie Wiki Intro'' already and used templates to add your userpage to them. Categories will be displayed at the bottom of a page and list all pages which are in the same category, trying to sort them by name{{footnote\|The sorting by articlename is only the default option. You can force your article beeing treated differently by defining a sort parameter. Read more at [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Categories MediaWiki Help:Categories].}}. Besides the use of specially designed templates, you can always register your page to a category by just writing		A nice way to sort and list articles of a certain topic are categories. You read about them in the ''Quickie Wiki Intro'' already and used templates to add your userpage to them. Categories will be displayed at the bottom of a page and list all pages which are in the same category, trying to sort them by name{{footnote\|The sorting by articlename is only the default option. You can force your article beeing treated differently by defining a sort parameter. Read more at [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Categories MediaWiki Help:Categories].}}. Besides the use of specially designed templates, you can always register your page to a category by just writing
	:<font color="black"><nowiki>[[Category:NAME OF THE CATEGORY]]</nowiki></font>		:<font color="black"><nowiki>[[Category:NAME OF THE CATEGORY]]</nowiki></font>
	Although it looks like the syntax for a internal Wiki link, this code will '''not''' result in a simple link to the category{{footnote\|You would need to write <nowiki>[[:Category:NAME OF THE CATEGORY]]</nowiki> in order to just create a link.}} but will register your page and display the category on the bottom of it. Therefor, it doesn't matter where to place the code on your page. However, it is considered as a good style to add it down on the bottom, so future editors can easily find it. To find the right category for your article, you can browse related articles and look at which categories they are registered, so they might fit for your article as well. There is also a [[Special:Categories\|list of all current categories]] in the Wiki{{footnote\|1=You can of course create your own ones as well. The right namespace would be the ''Category'' namespace: <font color="blue"><nowiki>https://wiki.secondlife.com/wiki/</nowiki></font><font color="red">Category:Your_Category</font>\|2=You can of course create your own ones as well. The right namespace would be the ''Category'' namespace: https://wiki.secondlife.com/wiki/Category:Your_Category}}.		Although it looks like the syntax for a internal Wiki link, this code will '''not''' result in a simple link to the category{{footnote\|You would need to write <nowiki>[[:Category:NAME OF THE CATEGORY]]</nowiki> in order to just create a link.}} but will register your page and display the category on the bottom of it. Therefor, it doesn't matter where to place the code on your page. However, it is considered as a good style to add it down on the bottom, so future editors can easily find it. To find the right category for your article, you can browse related articles and look at which categories they are registered, so they might fit for your article as well. There is also a [[Special:Categories\|list of all current categories]] in the Wiki{{footnote\|1=You can of course create your own ones as well. The right namespace would be the ''Category'' namespace: <font color="blue">{{NoWrap\|1=<nowiki>https://wiki.secondlife.com/wiki/</nowiki></font><font color="red">Category:Your_Category</font>}}\|2=You can of course create your own ones as well. The right namespace would be the ''Category'' namespace: https://wiki.secondlife.com/wiki/Category:Your_Category}}.

Strife Onizuka at 03:43, 23 July 2008

2008-07-23T03:43:05Z

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	A nice way to sort and list articles of a certain topic are categories. You read about them in the ''Quickie Wiki Intro'' already and used templates to add your userpage to them. Categories will be displayed at the bottom of a page and list all pages which are in the same category, trying to sort them by name{{footnote\|The sorting by articlename is only the default option. You can force your article beeing treated differently by defining a sort parameter. Read more at [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Categories MediaWiki Help:Categories].}}. Besides the use of specially designed templates, you can always register your page to a category by just writing		A nice way to sort and list articles of a certain topic are categories. You read about them in the ''Quickie Wiki Intro'' already and used templates to add your userpage to them. Categories will be displayed at the bottom of a page and list all pages which are in the same category, trying to sort them by name{{footnote\|The sorting by articlename is only the default option. You can force your article beeing treated differently by defining a sort parameter. Read more at [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Categories MediaWiki Help:Categories].}}. Besides the use of specially designed templates, you can always register your page to a category by just writing
	:<font color="black"><nowiki>[[Category:NAME OF THE CATEGORY]]</nowiki></font>		:<font color="black"><nowiki>[[Category:NAME OF THE CATEGORY]]</nowiki></font>
	Although it looks like the syntax for a internal Wiki link, this code will '''not''' result in a simple link to the category{{footnote\|You would need to write <nowiki>[[:Category:NAME OF THE CATEGORY]]</nowiki> in order to just create a link.}} but will register your page and display the category on the bottom of it. Therefor, it doesn't matter where to place the code on your page. However, it is considered as a good style to add it down on the bottom, so future editors can easily find it. To find the right category for your article, you can browse related articles and look at which categories they are registered, so they might fit for your article as well. There is also a [[Special:Categories\|list of all current categories]] in the Wiki{{footnote\|You can of course create your own ones as well. The right namespace would be the ''Category'' namespace: <font color="blue"><nowiki>https://wiki.secondlife.com/wiki/</nowiki></font><font color="red">Category:Your_Category</font>}}.		Although it looks like the syntax for a internal Wiki link, this code will '''not''' result in a simple link to the category{{footnote\|You would need to write <nowiki>[[:Category:NAME OF THE CATEGORY]]</nowiki> in order to just create a link.}} but will register your page and display the category on the bottom of it. Therefor, it doesn't matter where to place the code on your page. However, it is considered as a good style to add it down on the bottom, so future editors can easily find it. To find the right category for your article, you can browse related articles and look at which categories they are registered, so they might fit for your article as well. There is also a [[Special:Categories\|list of all current categories]] in the Wiki{{footnote\|1=You can of course create your own ones as well. The right namespace would be the ''Category'' namespace: <font color="blue"><nowiki>https://wiki.secondlife.com/wiki/</nowiki></font><font color="red">Category:Your_Category</font>\|2=You can of course create your own ones as well. The right namespace would be the ''Category'' namespace: https://wiki.secondlife.com/wiki/Category:Your_Category}}.

Zai Lynch: move and redirect

2008-07-11T04:42:37Z

move and redirect

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	=== Move And Redirect ===		=== Move And Redirect ===

	~~lalala~~		Even after some thoughtful thinking, it might happen that you missplace an article or find a name which describes it better. So you got the ability to move your (and almost any other){{footnote\|There are only a view articles which aren't allowed to be edited or moved from normal users. These pages are listed at [[Special:Protectedpages]].}} article with the <font color="blue">move</font> link right next to the <font color="blue">history</font> link on top of the page. This will result in the whole page, including it's [[#history\|editing history]], beeing moved. A redirect to the new spot will be created on the old page, so users who don't know the new article name will automatically be redirected to the new one. You can also manually create redirects from one page to another by entering
			:<font color="black"><nowiki>#REDIRECT [[NAME]]</nowiki></font>
			with ''NAME'' beeing the name where the page is supposed to redirect to. Please use this code only on empty pages.
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	*intro to the [[Special:Watchlist\|watchlist]]		*intro to the [[Special:Watchlist\|watchlist]]

	*how to read an articles history		*how to read an articles history{{anchor\|history}}
	*userspace etiquette{{anchor\|userspace_etiquette}}		*userspace etiquette{{anchor\|userspace_etiquette}}
	*how to use discussion pages		*how to use discussion pages