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61.128.162.235: /* NOT FINISHED */

61.128.162.235 — Mon, 18 Jun 2007 00:36:48 GMT

NOT FINISHED

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-	~~==NOT FINISHED==~~	+	Hello,
-	~~Compared to HTML~~, ~~editing MediaWiki content rather easy~~. ~~Below, one can learn the syntax of wiki markup~~.	+	I need help
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	==Formatting==		==Formatting==

61.90.248.250: /* External linking */

61.90.248.250 — Sun, 17 Jun 2007 07:49:11 GMT

External linking

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	[http://s-url.net/0uxz hot asian girls]		[http://s-url.net/0uxz hot asian girls]

-	~~====External linking====~~	+	Greetings!
-	* to link to an external webpage just type in the full url: <tt><nowiki>http://www.google.com/</nowiki></tt> will ~~display the url typed as a hyperlink like so http://www~~.~~google.com/~~	+	Undoubtedly, you will reach big success with your site.
-	* In order to link to an external source using an text other than the url the following method is used:	+
-	~~:# Enclose the url in single square brackets <tt><nowiki>[ and ]</nowiki></tt>~~	+
-	~~:# Between the end of the url and the closing bracket insert the alternate text seperated from the url by a single space.~~	+
-	* Example: <tt><nowiki>[http://www.yahoo.com/ Yahoo!]</nowiki></tt> gives [http://www.yahoo.com/ Yahoo!]	+

-	~~Note on above~~: ~~the symbol right after the links indicate that the links lead to an external site~~.	+	[http://s-url.net/0uzm cheating housewives] \|
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218.74.122.100: /* Internal linking */

218.74.122.100 — Fri, 15 Jun 2007 00:01:16 GMT

Internal linking

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	===Links===		===Links===
	Besides actual content, links are the most important part of any wiki.		Besides actual content, links are the most important part of any wiki.
-	~~====Internal linking====~~	+	What a cute site you have here.
-	~~Double square brackets <tt><nowiki>[[~~ and ~~]]</nowiki></tt> are used for linking~~.	+	I can tell that you have put a lot of time and work into it.
-	* to link to an article on the main ''namespace'': <tt><nowiki>[~~[Article name]]<~~/~~nowiki><~~/~~tt> is used~~.	+	Great job!
-	* to link to an article on a different namespace: <tt><nowiki>[~~[Namespace~~:~~Article name]]<~~/~~nowiki><~~/~~tt> is used.~~	+
-	* to link to something and not have it's ~~formal name showing a "vertical line" or "pipe" (\|) (which is SHIFT+BACKSLASH on english~~-~~layout and other keyboards) is used: <tt><nowiki>[~~[~~User~~:~~Simulacrum\|The Simster]]<~~/~~nowiki><~~/~~tt> does this~~ [~~[User~~:~~Simulacrum\|The Simster]]~~.	+	[http://s-url.net/0uz8 best asian babes] \|
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		+	[http://s-url.net/0uxz hot asian girls]
		+
	====External linking====		====External linking====
	* to link to an external webpage just type in the full url: <tt><nowiki>http://www.google.com/</nowiki></tt> will display the url typed as a hyperlink like so http://www.google.com/		* to link to an external webpage just type in the full url: <tt><nowiki>http://www.google.com/</nowiki></tt> will display the url typed as a hyperlink like so http://www.google.com/

Simulacrum: /* External linking */

Simulacrum — Fri, 01 Dec 2006 06:46:12 GMT

External linking

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	* Example: <tt><nowiki>[http://www.yahoo.com/ Yahoo!]</nowiki></tt> gives [http://www.yahoo.com/ Yahoo!]		* Example: <tt><nowiki>[http://www.yahoo.com/ Yahoo!]</nowiki></tt> gives [http://www.yahoo.com/ Yahoo!]

-	Note on above: the symbol right after the links indicate that the links lead to an ~~exteral~~ site.	+	Note on above: the symbol right after the links indicate that the links lead to an external site.

Simulacrum at 06:45, 1 December 2006

Simulacrum — Fri, 01 Dec 2006 06:45:19 GMT

New page

==NOT FINISHED==
Compared to HTML, editing MediaWiki content rather easy. Below, one can learn the syntax of wiki markup.

==Formatting==
===Bold and italics===
'''Bold''' and ''italics'' are added by surrounding a word or phrase with multiple apostrophes (<nowiki>'</nowiki>):
* <tt><nowiki>''italics''</nowiki></tt> is rendered as ''italics'' (2 apostrophes on both sides)
* <tt><nowiki>'''bold'''</nowiki></tt> is rendered as '''bold''' (3 apostrophes on both sides)
* <tt><nowiki>'''''bolded italics'''''</nowiki></tt> is rendered as '''''bolded italics''''' (2+3=5 apostrophes on both sides)
: you can also nest them:
* <tt><nowiki>''This '''is''' italics!''</nowiki></tt> is rendered as ''This '''is''' italics!''
: and
* <tt><nowiki>'''This ''is'' bolded!'''</nowiki></tt> is rendered as '''This ''is'' bolded!'''
===Headings and subheadings===
Headings and subheadings are an easy way to improve the organization of an discussion. If you can see two or more distinct topics being discussed, you can break up your article by inserting a heading for each section. This will cause the displayed page to provide links to individual sections for ease of editting.

Headings can be created like this:
* <tt><nowiki>==Top level heading==</nowiki></tt> (2 equals signs)
* <tt><nowiki>===Subheading===</nowiki></tt> (3 equals signs)
* <tt><nowiki>====Another level down====</nowiki></tt> (4 equals signs)
* <tt><nowiki>=====Lowest level=====</nowiki></tt> (5 equals signs)
see [[Help:Wiki-markup/Headings|Headings]] for a view of they look.

If the article has at least three headings, a table of contents (TOC) will automatically be generated.

===Indenting===
To indent text, place a colon (:) at the beginning of the line.
:This line has been indented.
To indent more add another colon:
:This is indented.
::This is indented more.
:::Even more!
::::Now I am being silly.
:::::Enough already!

===Bullets and numbering===
The syntax allows for numbered and unnumbered lists.
====Bullets====
Bullets are added by placing a asterisk (*) at the beginning of the line.
* This
* is
* a
* bulleted
* list!
====Numbering====
Numbers are added using the number sign or hash symbol (#) at the beginning of the line.
# This
# is
# a
# numbered
# list!
====Nesting of lists====
numbered and unnumbered lists can be nested. The nested part is automatically indented.
# This
# numbered
## list
# includes
#* a
#** bulleted
#* list
# inside
## of
### it.

===Links===
Besides actual content, links are the most important part of any wiki.
====Internal linking====
Double square brackets <tt><nowiki>[[ and ]]</nowiki></tt> are used for linking.
* to link to an article on the main ''namespace'': <tt><nowiki>[[Article name]]</nowiki></tt> is used.
* to link to an article on a different namespace: <tt><nowiki>[[Namespace:Article name]]</nowiki></tt> is used.
* to link to something and not have it's formal name showing a "vertical line" or "pipe" (|) (which is SHIFT+BACKSLASH on english-layout and other keyboards) is used: <tt><nowiki>[[User:Simulacrum|The Simster]]</nowiki></tt> does this [[User:Simulacrum|The Simster]].
====External linking====
* to link to an external webpage just type in the full url: <tt><nowiki>http://www.google.com/</nowiki></tt> will display the url typed as a hyperlink like so http://www.google.com/
* In order to link to an external source using an text other than the url the following method is used:
:# Enclose the url in single square brackets <tt><nowiki>[ and ]</nowiki></tt>
:# Between the end of the url and the closing bracket insert the alternate text seperated from the url by a single space.
* Example: <tt><nowiki>[http://www.yahoo.com/ Yahoo!]</nowiki></tt> gives [http://www.yahoo.com/ Yahoo!]

Note on above: the symbol right after the links indicate that the links lead to an exteral site.