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This is the help page for Zwiki version 0.20.
What is this ?
User interface
Navigation
Email subscription
Editing
Formatting rules
Finding out more
This is the ZWiki version of a WikiWikiWeb (or wiki), which is a kind of collaborative website. Wikis try to put as little as possible in the way of people sharing useful content in a manageable way. You can edit any page, add comments, and create new pages on the spot.
Intuitive text formatting rules are used to simplify the process of writing and linking pages. The idea is to keep the text that people edit simple, so it's readable as is, and, most importantly, editable by anyone, without sacrificing attractive presentation.
A zwiki site like this one may also function as a simple mail list.
If you see "full", "simple", "minimal" links below, you can click them to choose the UI that suits you best (cookies required). If you can't see one of the features described here, try clicking "full".
You can set your user name, time zone and other things in UserOptions.
Each page has a unique name, which is used for the title, url and hyperlinks between pages; these are most often made by joining capitalized words together. Links like the last one (two wikinames separated by a colon) lead to another site. In full mode, pages are arranged in a hierarchy.
If you see a "subscribe" link below, you can subscribe to a page or the whole wiki to receive comments by mail. If configured, subscribers may also send comments by mail.
You have full editing rights to any page, unless restricted by the site admin or page owner. SandBox? is the place to play with wiki page editing. You could open it in another window to test the things you read here.
Formatting rules in a nutshell:(It's possible for the site admin or a page editor to set different rules; these are the default currently used on most zwiki sites.)
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