Wikipedia The Missing Manual

Name: Wikipedia The Missing Manual
Author: John Broughton

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Paperback, 502 blz. | Engels

O'Reilly | 1e druk, 2008

ISBN13: 9780596515164

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Hoofdrubriek : Computer en informatica

O'Reilly 1e druk, 2008 9780596515164

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Wikipedia may be the biggest group writing project ever, but the one thing you won't find in this amazingly compreh3ensive encyclopedia is easy-to-follow guidance on how to contribute. This Missing Manual helps you avoid beginners' blunders and gets you sounding like a pro from your first edit.

The important stuff you need to know:
- Learn the right way to edit, create, and maintain Wikipedia articles
- Find out what makes an article good-and which articles don't belong
- Communicate and collaborate with fellow editors
- Combat vandalism and spam using Wikipedia's built-in tools
- Format and illustrate articles using images, links, and citations
- Review new articles, improve existing ones, and reserve mistake-ridden edits
- Save time and prevent errors with templates and automated editing tools

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ISBN13:9780596515164

Taal:Engels

Bindwijze:paperback

Aantal pagina's:502

Uitgever:O'Reilly

Druk:1

Verschijningsdatum:8-2-2008

Hoofdrubriek:IT-management / ICT

Serie:Missing Manual (O'Reilly)

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The missing credits
Introduction

Part 1: Editing, creating, and maintaining articles'
1. Editing for the first time
2. documenting your sources
3. Setting up your account and personal workspace
4. Creating a new article
5. Who did what: page histories and reverting
6. Monitoring changes
7. Dealing with vandalism and spam

Part 2: Collaborating with other editors
8. Communicating with your fellow editors
9. WikiProjects and other group effects
10. Resolving content disputes
11. Handling incivility and personal attacks
12. Lending other editors a hand

Part 3: Formatting and illustrating articles
13. Article sections and tables of content
14. Creating lists and tables
15. Adding images

Part 4: Building a stronger Encyclopedia
16. Getting readers to the right article: naming, redirects, and disambiguation
17. Categorizing articles
18. Better articles: A systematic approach
19. Deleting existing articles

Part 5: Customizing Wikipedia
20. customizing with preferences
21. Easier editing with JavaScript

Part 6: appendixes
A: A tour of the Wikipedia Page
B: Reader's guide to Wikipedia
C: Learning more

Index