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Keep in mind that this is a ''tutorial'', not a definitive policy page or an extensive manual.  If you want more details, throughout the tutorial there are [[Wikipedia:wiki|wiki link]]s to other Wikipedia pages.  Those pages have more information on the topics here.  You don't need to look at them now, but you can if you want.  You might want to open them in a separate window (or a separate [[Wikipedia:Tabbed document interface|tab]] if your browser supports this feature), so as to stay on the tutorial.
Keep in mind that this is a ''tutorial'', not a definitive policy page or an extensive manual.  If you want more details, throughout the tutorial there are [[Wikipedia:wiki|wiki link]]s to other Wikipedia pages.  Those pages have more information on the topics here.  You don't need to look at them now, but you can if you want.  You might want to open them in a separate window (or a separate [[Wikipedia:Tabbed document interface|tab]] if your browser supports this feature), so as to stay on the tutorial.


Your comfort when editing can depend on your choice of web browsers. For Windows users, [http://www.mozilla.com/firefox/ Firefox] is a good alternative to Internet Explorer, which sometimes does not play well with standard web conventions. Linux users may also find Firefox's abilities comfortable. For Mac OS X users, Apple's default browser, [http://www.apple.com/safari Safari], is recommended, although Firefox for Mac OS X is popular among some contributors. [http://www.opera.com/ Opera] also works fine.
Your comfort when editing can depend on your choice of web browsers. For Windows users, [http://www.mozilla.com/firefox/ Firefox] is a good alternative to Internet Explorer, which sometimes does not play well with standard web conventions. Linux users may also find Firefox's abilities comfortable. For macOS users, Apple's default browser, [http://www.apple.com/safari Safari], is recommended, although Firefox for macOS is popular among some contributors. [http://www.opera.com/ Opera] also works fine.


There will also be links to spaces where you can [[BW:SAND|practice what you're learning]].  Take advantage of the chance to try things out and play around.  Nobody will get upset if you screw up an experiment in these practice areas, so play around and see what you can do.
There will also be links to spaces where you can [[BW:SAND|practice what you're learning]].  Take advantage of the chance to try things out and play around.  Nobody will get upset if you screw up an experiment in these practice areas, so play around and see what you can do.
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Latest revision as of 14:53, 17 June 2019

This page is one of Battlestar Wiki's many projects.
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Battlestar Wiki Tutorial
Tutorial chapters...
  1. Front page
  2. Editing
  3. Formatting
  4. Internal links
  5. Related site links
  6. External links
  7. Talk pages
  8. Citing
  9. Images
  10. Keep in mind
  11. Registration
  12. Namespaces
  13. Wrap-up
See also...
Help page
Goto Sandbox


Hello to you! Welcome to the Battlestar Wiki Tutorial. This Wiki, like others, is a collaboratively edited Internet encyclopedia to which you can contribute by adding and editing material. This series of pages will give you the basic skills and knowledge you'll need to start helping us build this project. For a hands-on tutorial, you can also attend one of Wikipedia Bootcamps (off site).

Each page will discuss a useful feature of the wiki software, a piece of style and content guidance, information about this Wiki's community, important Battlestar Wiki policies and conventions, or where to find certain things.

Keep in mind that this is a tutorial, not a definitive policy page or an extensive manual. If you want more details, throughout the tutorial there are wiki links to other Wikipedia pages. Those pages have more information on the topics here. You don't need to look at them now, but you can if you want. You might want to open them in a separate window (or a separate tab if your browser supports this feature), so as to stay on the tutorial.

Your comfort when editing can depend on your choice of web browsers. For Windows users, Firefox is a good alternative to Internet Explorer, which sometimes does not play well with standard web conventions. Linux users may also find Firefox's abilities comfortable. For macOS users, Apple's default browser, Safari, is recommended, although Firefox for macOS is popular among some contributors. Opera also works fine.

There will also be links to spaces where you can practice what you're learning. Take advantage of the chance to try things out and play around. Nobody will get upset if you screw up an experiment in these practice areas, so play around and see what you can do.

We hope that after this tutorial, you will be familiar with the wiki software and you'll be able to contribute with ease.


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