Starting Points

Where to begin here on Wiki? Below you will find good places to start, laid out in a logical way. So jump in with "Introductions", and learn a little, then go where the links, and your interests, lead you.


Introductions

Welcome Visitors -- for new visitors.

One Minute Wiki -- Okay, it's a bit longer than a minute, but still very helpful

Text Formatting Rules -- how to format your wiki text.

New User Pages -- a trimmed-down version of this page for new users.

Front Page -- was supposed to be analogous with the front page of a newspaper, but this isn't a newspaper.

Wiki Wiki Web -- describes this site.

Tips For Beginners -- all mysteries revealed.

Wiki Wiki Sandbox -- the place to experiment editing Wiki.

Recent Visitors -- is the who's new of wikiville.

User Name and Wiki Home Page -- identify yourself.

Wiki Social Norms -- norms that have evolved here.

Wiki Wiki Web Faq -- add any question about Wiki here.

Wiki Wiki Bugs -- to report bugs in working with Wiki Wiki.


Changes

Recent Changes -- a list of what's new here.

Quick Changes -- for those who check frequently.

Ancient Changes -- oldies (but goodies) that change too infrequently to make it into RecentChanges.

Recent Changes Rss Another way to keep up with what's new

c2.com -- casual reader


Other Page Collections

Random Pages -- ignores Recent Changes in the search for greater quality.

Things To Think About -- what's on Wiki's collective mind.

Top Ten -- what people are reading, auto-generated by script.

Manual Top Ten -- what people are reading, maintained by you.

Road Maps -- guides to browsing on various subjects.

Wiki Categories -- classify many of our pages.

Category Wiki -- list of pages about the Wiki (search for How To).

Book List -- printed works recommended by visitors.


Search

Find Page -- title and full text search.


People Projects And Patterns (This wiki is primarily about People Projects And Patterns.)

Wiki Pages About What Are Patterns -- good starting point.

Category Patterns Group -- list of reading groups around the world.


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