User talk:Hina
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This area may appear a bit disorganized for a while. I'll be using my talk area to practice my "wiki-syntax" (sandbox is a bit too busy - I keep getting editing conflicts). --Hina 01:47, 13 Dec 2004 (UTC)
This is an outline of a few conventions and standards that we should use when creating or editing wiki pages. While use of these standards is not required, and will sometimes not be appropriate for a specific type of content, we should adhere to them whenever possible to improve the consistency of the content we produce.
Most of this has been borrowed from various conventions and standards established for Wikipedia. The intent of this page is to summarize those areas that we feel are the most important and references will be added for additional detail directly from Wikipedia. It should be noted that not all the referenced material will be applicable in our environment.
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[edit] General
Any "article-style" pages (like this one) should start with one or more short introductory paragraph(s) explaining the purpose of the article. The title of the page should be contained in the first sentence, and should be in bold text. A section header should follow the introductory paragraph. As more than four section headers are added to the article, this will trigger the placement of a table-of-contents in the proper location (following the introduction).
[edit] Specific
This section contains a few specific conventions that would be good to follow.
[edit] Discussion pages
Conventions that are unique within discussion pages include:
- Add signature to comments
[edit] Naming conventions
Guidelines for creating and naming pages. For additional information, look at the Wikipedia page on naming conventions.
[edit] Test Meeting Template
This is a test of a table to handle standard meta-information at the top of meeting minutes.
| Description | Minutes/Agenda for Project Process Improvement |
| Purpose | To set objectives for process improvement initiatives and to start laying out a roadmap for meeting the objectives. The roadmap needs to include dates. |
| Date | 16 December, 2004 |
| Location | Usual place |
| Participants | CRB, LBJ, CCC, JMP |
| Facilitator | CRB |
| Timekeeper | LBJ |
| Recorder | ?? |
The meeting agenda/minutes should be combined in this space. There should be a notes/decision section, and the last section should be a list of action items.
