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To edit a page when you are logged in, begin up above on the right. You can type in a subject like [[Seeing]] and click "Go". If the page exists, you will go there. If the page does not exist, you can click on "Create this page" and off you go.
 
To edit a page when you are logged in, begin up above on the right. You can type in a subject like [[Seeing]] and click "Go". If the page exists, you will go there. If the page does not exist, you can click on "Create this page" and off you go.
  
Standards for editing the New Message Wiki are [[Wiki standards|here]] and can be discussed [[Talk:Wiki standards|here]].
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[http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Formatting Formatting the Wiki]
 
[http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Formatting Formatting the Wiki]

Revision as of 23:32, 7 December 2011

Editing the New Message Wiki

An account is required to edit the wiki. Accounts are generally only available to declared people of the New Message. Contact The Society if you are interested in making the declaration or in getting a wiki editing account.

Each page is a topic, organized primarily around the points and directives of a subject of the New Message; it is the New Message Teaching on ______ . Quotes and processes, metaphors and blessings, directives and practices can all be arranged by the points that they express. How this is structured evolves over time for each topic, and will varies by the depth and the specifics of a given topic.

To edit a page when you are logged in, begin up above on the right. You can type in a subject like Seeing and click "Go". If the page exists, you will go there. If the page does not exist, you can click on "Create this page" and off you go.

Wiki standards

Wiki standards discussion

Formatting the Wiki

Adding Links

You can always click Edit on a page that you want to emulate and see what syntax does what. Or just ask another wiki editor.

Sections for a Page

  • Proclamations
  • Directives
  • Processes
  • Practices
  • Short Quotes
  • Long Quotes
  • Further Study (New Message references)
  • Quotes from Outside TNMG
  • Metaphors
  • Images and Stories
  • Processes
  • Blessings
  • Sayings of the Messenger
  • See also