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Andrew Gronosky: Fix link text again

2024-01-20T18:50:26Z

Fix link text again

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	{{Note\|text=info\|Project: Redcap runs on MediaWiki, the same software that powers Wikipedia. The best source of tutorials and documentation is on the [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/MediaWiki ~~\| MediaWiki website~~].}}		{{Note\|text=info\|Project: Redcap runs on MediaWiki, the same software that powers Wikipedia. The best source of tutorials and documentation is the MediaWiki website [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/MediaWiki]. }}

	If you know how to edit Wikipedia, you should be right at home on Project: Redcap. Let's suppose you ''don't'' know how to edit Wikipedia.		If you know how to edit Wikipedia, you should be right at home on Project: Redcap. Let's suppose you ''don't'' know how to edit Wikipedia.

73.234.102.205: Fix link text

2024-01-20T18:47:39Z

Fix link text

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	{{Note\|text=info\|Project: Redcap runs on MediaWiki, the same software that powers Wikipedia. The best source of tutorials and documentation is on the [[https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/MediaWiki\|MediaWiki website]].}}		{{Note\|text=info\|Project: Redcap runs on MediaWiki, the same software that powers Wikipedia. The best source of tutorials and documentation is on the [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/MediaWiki \| MediaWiki website].}}

	If you know how to edit Wikipedia, you should be right at home on Project: Redcap. Let's suppose you ''don't'' know how to edit Wikipedia.		If you know how to edit Wikipedia, you should be right at home on Project: Redcap. Let's suppose you ''don't'' know how to edit Wikipedia.

Andrew Gronosky: Rewrote entirely. Now refer the newcomer to MediaWiki documentation immediately.

2024-01-20T16:33:53Z

Rewrote entirely. Now refer the newcomer to MediaWiki documentation immediately.

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	[[Category:Help]]		[[Category:Help]]
	~~You '''must''' [[Help:Registration~~\|~~register]] in order to contribute to~~ Project: Redcap. ~~Every page has an "Edit" link at the top~~ and ~~any visitor can click~~ on ~~that link to edit~~ the ~~page's text~~.		{{Note\|text=info\|Project: Redcap runs on MediaWiki, the same software that powers Wikipedia. The best source of tutorials and documentation is on the [[https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/MediaWiki\|MediaWiki website]].}}

	~~== How~~ to ~~Edit ==~~		If you know how to edit Wikipedia, you should be right at home on Project: Redcap. Let's suppose you ''don't'' know how to edit Wikipedia.
	~~''Note: A more complete and professional set of instructions may~~ be ~~found~~ at ~~the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Tutorial Wikipedia Tutorial]. Since~~ Project: Redcap ~~and Wikipedia use the same engine, their documentation is fully applicable here~~.''

	~~Project: Redcap uses the popular~~ [~~http~~://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/~~MediaWiki MediaWiki~~] ~~engine -- the same software that powers~~ [~~http~~://www.~~wikipedia~~.org ~~Wikipedia~~]~~. So, if you know how~~ to ~~edit Wikipedia, you should be right at home on Project: Redcap.~~		* [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Navigation\| How to Navigate]
			* [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Editing_pages\| How to Edit Pages]
			* [[Help:Getting Started]] is our orientation to the ''content'' of the Wiki

	~~Let~~'~~s suppose you~~ ''~~don~~'t'' ~~know how~~ to edit ~~Wikipedia~~.		== Editing Is Safe and Reversible ==
			{{Note\|type=warn\|You '''must''' [[Help:Registration\|register]] in order to edit to Project: Redcap.}}

	~~When you start~~ to ~~edit~~ a page, the page ~~will reload and the '~~''~~editing pane~~''' ~~will appear at the bottom~~. ~~The top of~~ the page ~~is now a preview of the edited content~~.		You can't do permanent damage to the Wiki by editing a page, even if you make a mistake. In simple terms, every page comes with a sophisticated "undo" function that allows the maintainers (or advanced users) to revert that page's content to what it was at ''any point in time''. So, in the worst case, all you would have to do is [[contact]] us to tell us what page you goofed on, and we could fix it in seconds. Don't be anxious about editing!

	* At the top of ~~the editing pane is~~ a [~~https~~://~~meta~~.~~wikimedia~~.org/wiki/~~Help~~:~~Edit_toolbar toolbar] with various icons; these enable you~~ to ~~easily perform basic formatting and to create links to other Wiki pages or external Web sites~~.		Also, don't worry about changing content that is already there. The point of a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wiki Wiki] like Project: Redcap for many authors to write articles ''collaboratively.'' If you think you can improve a page in any way, from fixing a single spelling mistake to editing for clarity and conciseness to rewriting the page completely, please jump in and do it.
	* In the middle of the editing window is the current text of the page. This will be blank if you ~~are creating~~ a page for ~~the first time. The content of the page looks primarily like plain text, with some special symbols called '''markup'' that control links~~ and ~~formatting. You can generally use the icons at the top of the window instead of having~~ to ~~type these symbols manually.~~
	* At the bottom of the ~~pane are three buttons, "Save~~ page~~", "Show preview"~~, and ~~"Show changes"~~.

	~~For the most part~~, ~~you can type and edit paragraphs of plain text just as you would in a word processor. Use the buttons in the icon bar to add formatting such as bold face~~ and ~~italics.~~		== Saving, Previewing, and Cancelling ==
			While you are editing a page, you are actually editing a temporary copy of the page. No one will see your changes until you save them.
	If you ~~want to create links to other pages, there~~ are ~~two slightly different methods:~~

	~~# If the destination is another~~ page ~~in Project: Redcap~~, ~~type the name~~ of the page ~~surrounded by two sets of square brackets. For example, <nowiki>[[Order of Hermes]]</nowiki> would create this link: [[Order of Hermes]]~~.
	~~# If the destination is some external Web site outside of Project: Redcap, type a single square bracket, the ''full'' URL of the site (including the <nowiki>http://</nowiki>),~~ one space, and a text name for the site.<br />For example, <nowiki>[http://www.atlas-games.com/arm5 Ars Magica Fifth Edition]</nowiki> would create this link: [http://www.atlas-games.com/arm5 Ars Magica Fifth Edition]

	~~For more information on formatting text and links,~~ see ~~[[Help:Basic formatting]].~~

	~~'''Important''': You must save the page before~~ your changes ~~will take effect. (See the next section.) If~~ you ~~do not click the "Save page" button before leaving the editing window, your changes will be irrevocably discarded~~.

	=~~== Saving, Previewing, and Cancelling ===~~		{{Note\|type=warn\|You must save the page before your changes will take effect. If you do not click the "Save page" button before leaving the editing window, your changes will be irrevocably discarded.}}
	~~While you are editing a~~ page, you ~~are actually editing a temporary copy of~~ the page~~. No one will see~~ your changes ~~until you save them~~.

	Before you save, it's a good idea to click the "Show preview" button at the bottom of the page. Check the page for major formatting errors, which will happen more frequently than you might expect. If everything looks sane, then go ahead and click the "Save page" button.		Before you save, it's a good idea to click the "Show preview" button at the bottom of the page. Check the page for major formatting errors, which will happen more frequently than you might expect. If everything looks sane, then go ahead and click the "Save page" button.
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	If it happens that you decide not to save your changes, you can cancel your edits by clicking the "Cancel" link just to the right of the "Show changes" button. Clicking "cancel" when you want to cancel is good practice because the Wiki software keeps track of what pages are currently open for editing. Canceling lets the Wiki engine perform bookkeeping tasks in a timely manner.		If it happens that you decide not to save your changes, you can cancel your edits by clicking the "Cancel" link just to the right of the "Show changes" button. Clicking "cancel" when you want to cancel is good practice because the Wiki software keeps track of what pages are currently open for editing. Canceling lets the Wiki engine perform bookkeeping tasks in a timely manner.

	== Editing ~~Is Safe and Reversible ==~~		== The Editing Sandbox ==
	You can't do permanent damage to the Wiki by editing a page, even if you make a mistake. In simple terms, every page comes with a sophisticated "undo" function that allows the maintainers (or advanced users) to revert that page's content to what it was at ''any point in time''. So, in the worst case, all you would have to do is [[contact]] us to tell us what page you goofed on, and we could fix it in seconds. Don't be anxious about editing!

	Also, don't worry about changing content that is already there. The point of a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wiki Wiki] like Project: Redcap for many authors to write articles ''collaboratively.'' If you think you can improve a page in any way, from fixing a single spelling mistake to editing for clarity and conciseness to rewriting the page completely, please jump in and do it.

	~~== The~~ Sandbox ==
	Our [[Sandbox]] page is especially created so newcomers can try out the editing functions and see what their text looks like. The Sandbox page has no useful content: feel free to experiment with adding, editing, and deleting content, without regard to what happens to already be there.		Our [[Sandbox]] page is especially created so newcomers can try out the editing functions and see what their text looks like. The Sandbox page has no useful content: feel free to experiment with adding, editing, and deleting content, without regard to what happens to already be there.

	== Intermediate and Advanced Editing ==		== Intermediate and Advanced Editing ==
	Because MediaWiki is widely used and well-documented, there is a lot of information on the Web about how to do specific things. We at Project: Redcap have not invested time in copying or creating links to the existing MediaWiki documentation; we prefer to spend our time developing content for Ars Magica

	One of the most useful sources of technical help is the [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:MediaWiki_handbook MediaWiki handbook].		One of the most useful sources of technical help is the [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:MediaWiki_handbook MediaWiki handbook].

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	If you want to use a feature of MediaWiki and find that it does not work on this site, the most likely cause is that feature is not installed. See the [[Special:Contact]] page to contact the maintainers and we will do what we can to install it.		== Requests for Features ==
			If you want to use a feature of MediaWiki and find that it does not work on this site, the most likely cause is that feature is not installed. Our currently installed extensions can be viewed at [[Special:Version]], and our installed templates can be found from [[Special:Categories]].

			See the [[Special:Contact]] page to contact the maintainers and we will do what we can to install it.

Andrew Gronosky: Andrew Gronosky moved page Help:Editing to Help:Using the Wiki: Expanding scope of the help page to include usage as well as editing

2024-01-20T16:14:49Z

Andrew Gronosky moved page Help:Editing to Help:Using the Wiki: Expanding scope of the help page to include usage as well as editing

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Andrew Gronosky: Now you do need to register to edit. Removed CAPTCHA instructrions that are no longer relevant, and updated the editing introduction to match the appearance of MediaWiki 1.41

2024-01-20T15:47:10Z

Now you do need to register to edit. Removed CAPTCHA instructrions that are no longer relevant, and updated the editing introduction to match the appearance of MediaWiki 1.41

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	You do '''~~not~~''' ~~need to~~ [[Help:Registration\|register]] in order to contribute to Project: Redcap. Every page has an "Edit" link at the top and any visitor can click on that link to edit the page's text.		You '''must''' [[Help:Registration\|register]] in order to contribute to Project: Redcap. Every page has an "Edit" link at the top and any visitor can click on that link to edit the page's text.

	== How to Edit ==		== How to Edit ==
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	Let's suppose you ''don't'' know how to edit Wikipedia.		Let's suppose you ''don't'' know how to edit Wikipedia.

	When you start to edit a page, the page will reload and the '''editing ~~window~~''' will appear.		When you start to edit a page, the page will reload and the '''editing pane''' will appear at the bottom. The top of the page is now a preview of the edited content.
	* At the top of ~~this window~~ is a [https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Edit_toolbar toolbar] with various icons; these enable you to easily perform basic formatting and to create links to other Wiki pages or external Web sites.
	* In the middle of the editing window is the current text of the page. This will be blank if you are creating a page for the first time. The content of the page ~~should look~~ primarily like plain text, with some special symbols called '''markup'' that control links and formatting. You can generally use the icons at the top of the window instead of having to type these symbols manually.		* At the top of the editing pane is a [https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Edit_toolbar toolbar] with various icons; these enable you to easily perform basic formatting and to create links to other Wiki pages or external Web sites.
	* At the bottom of the ~~window~~ are three buttons, "Save page", "Show preview", and "Show changes".		* In the middle of the editing window is the current text of the page. This will be blank if you are creating a page for the first time. The content of the page looks primarily like plain text, with some special symbols called '''markup'' that control links and formatting. You can generally use the icons at the top of the window instead of having to type these symbols manually.
			* At the bottom of the pane are three buttons, "Save page", "Show preview", and "Show changes".

	For the most part, you can type and edit paragraphs of plain text just as you would in a word processor. Use the buttons in the icon bar to add formatting such as bold face and italics.		For the most part, you can type and edit paragraphs of plain text just as you would in a word processor. Use the buttons in the icon bar to add formatting such as bold face and italics.
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	If it happens that you decide not to save your changes, you can cancel your edits by clicking the "Cancel" link just to the right of the "Show changes" button. Clicking "cancel" when you want to cancel is good practice because the Wiki software keeps track of what pages are currently open for editing. Canceling lets the Wiki engine perform bookkeeping tasks in a timely manner.		If it happens that you decide not to save your changes, you can cancel your edits by clicking the "Cancel" link just to the right of the "Show changes" button. Clicking "cancel" when you want to cancel is good practice because the Wiki software keeps track of what pages are currently open for editing. Canceling lets the Wiki engine perform bookkeeping tasks in a timely manner.

	~~== The Challenge Question ==~~
	If you have not [[Help:Registration\|registered]] and logged in, the Wiki will present you with a challenge question to ensure you are a human who knows something about Ars Magica. This is necessary to prevent spam and vandalism. You can re-try if you get the answer wrong, but your changes will not be saved until you correctly answer one of the questions.

	~~'''Important:''' If you do not answer the challenge question, your changes will be discarded!~~

	~~To avoid having to answer the challenge question, please [[Help:Registration\|register]] and log in.~~

	== Editing Is Safe and Reversible ==		== Editing Is Safe and Reversible ==

Andrew Gronosky: Imported Intermediate and Advanced Editing from the Content guidelines

2014-01-03T20:49:05Z

Imported Intermediate and Advanced Editing from the Content guidelines

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	== The Sandbox ==		== The Sandbox ==
	Our [[Sandbox]] page is especially created so newcomers can try out the editing functions and see what their text looks like. The Sandbox page has no useful content: feel free to experiment with adding, editing, and deleting content, without regard to what happens to already be there.		Our [[Sandbox]] page is especially created so newcomers can try out the editing functions and see what their text looks like. The Sandbox page has no useful content: feel free to experiment with adding, editing, and deleting content, without regard to what happens to already be there.

			== Intermediate and Advanced Editing ==
			Because MediaWiki is widely used and well-documented, there is a lot of information on the Web about how to do specific things. We at Project: Redcap have not invested time in copying or creating links to the existing MediaWiki documentation; we prefer to spend our time developing content for Ars Magica

			One of the most useful sources of technical help is the [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:MediaWiki_handbook MediaWiki handbook].

			Another good approach is to use a Web search engine such as [http://www.google.com Google] or [http://www.bing.com Bing]. For example, if you want to find out how to quote a section of non-copyrighted material (such as a medieval text) and have it appear nicely formatted, try searching for terms such as
			<pre>
			MediaWiki formatting
			MediaWiki format block quote
			</pre>

			If you want to use a feature of MediaWiki and find that it does not work on this site, the most likely cause is that feature is not installed. See the [[Special:Contact]] page to contact the maintainers and we will do what we can to install it.

Andrew Gronosky: Added Challenge Question section

2014-01-03T19:25:17Z

Added Challenge Question section

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	[[Category:Help]]		[[Category:Help]]
			You do '''not''' need to [[Help:Registration\|register]] in order to contribute to Project: Redcap. Every page has an "Edit" link at the top and any visitor can click on that link to edit the page's text.

			== How to Edit ==
	''Note: A more complete and professional set of instructions may be found at the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Tutorial Wikipedia Tutorial]. Since Project: Redcap and Wikipedia use the same engine, their documentation is fully applicable here.''		''Note: A more complete and professional set of instructions may be found at the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Tutorial Wikipedia Tutorial]. Since Project: Redcap and Wikipedia use the same engine, their documentation is fully applicable here.''

	~~You do '''not''' need to~~ [[~~Help~~:~~Registration\|register~~]~~] in order to contribute~~ to Project: Redcap. ~~Every page has an "Edit" link at the top and any visitor can click on that link~~ to edit ~~the page's text~~.		Project: Redcap uses the popular [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/MediaWiki MediaWiki] engine -- the same software that powers [http://www.wikipedia.org Wikipedia]. So, if you know how to edit Wikipedia, you should be right at home on Project: Redcap.

			Let's suppose you ''don't'' know how to edit Wikipedia.

	When you start to edit a page, the page will reload and the '''editing window''' will appear.		When you start to edit a page, the page will reload and the '''editing window''' will appear.
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	If it happens that you decide not to save your changes, you can cancel your edits by clicking the "Cancel" link just to the right of the "Show changes" button. Clicking "cancel" when you want to cancel is good practice because the Wiki software keeps track of what pages are currently open for editing. Canceling lets the Wiki engine perform bookkeeping tasks in a timely manner.		If it happens that you decide not to save your changes, you can cancel your edits by clicking the "Cancel" link just to the right of the "Show changes" button. Clicking "cancel" when you want to cancel is good practice because the Wiki software keeps track of what pages are currently open for editing. Canceling lets the Wiki engine perform bookkeeping tasks in a timely manner.

	=== Editing Is Safe and Reversible ===		== The Challenge Question ==
			If you have not [[Help:Registration\|registered]] and logged in, the Wiki will present you with a challenge question to ensure you are a human who knows something about Ars Magica. This is necessary to prevent spam and vandalism. You can re-try if you get the answer wrong, but your changes will not be saved until you correctly answer one of the questions.

			'''Important:''' If you do not answer the challenge question, your changes will be discarded!

			To avoid having to answer the challenge question, please [[Help:Registration\|register]] and log in.

			== Editing Is Safe and Reversible ==
	You can't do permanent damage to the Wiki by editing a page, even if you make a mistake. In simple terms, every page comes with a sophisticated "undo" function that allows the maintainers (or advanced users) to revert that page's content to what it was at ''any point in time''. So, in the worst case, all you would have to do is [[contact]] us to tell us what page you goofed on, and we could fix it in seconds. Don't be anxious about editing!		You can't do permanent damage to the Wiki by editing a page, even if you make a mistake. In simple terms, every page comes with a sophisticated "undo" function that allows the maintainers (or advanced users) to revert that page's content to what it was at ''any point in time''. So, in the worst case, all you would have to do is [[contact]] us to tell us what page you goofed on, and we could fix it in seconds. Don't be anxious about editing!

Andrew Gronosky: Added "Editing is Safe and Reversible" section.

2014-01-03T19:18:49Z

Added "Editing is Safe and Reversible" section.

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	If it happens that you decide not to save your changes, you can cancel your edits by clicking the "Cancel" link just to the right of the "Show changes" button. Clicking "cancel" when you want to cancel is good practice because the Wiki software keeps track of what pages are currently open for editing. Canceling lets the Wiki engine perform bookkeeping tasks in a timely manner.		If it happens that you decide not to save your changes, you can cancel your edits by clicking the "Cancel" link just to the right of the "Show changes" button. Clicking "cancel" when you want to cancel is good practice because the Wiki software keeps track of what pages are currently open for editing. Canceling lets the Wiki engine perform bookkeeping tasks in a timely manner.

			=== Editing Is Safe and Reversible ===
			You can't do permanent damage to the Wiki by editing a page, even if you make a mistake. In simple terms, every page comes with a sophisticated "undo" function that allows the maintainers (or advanced users) to revert that page's content to what it was at ''any point in time''. So, in the worst case, all you would have to do is [[contact]] us to tell us what page you goofed on, and we could fix it in seconds. Don't be anxious about editing!

			Also, don't worry about changing content that is already there. The point of a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wiki Wiki] like Project: Redcap for many authors to write articles ''collaboratively.'' If you think you can improve a page in any way, from fixing a single spelling mistake to editing for clarity and conciseness to rewriting the page completely, please jump in and do it.

	== The Sandbox ==		== The Sandbox ==
	Our [[Sandbox]] page is especially created so newcomers can try out the editing functions and see what their text looks like. The Sandbox page has no useful content: feel free to experiment with adding, editing, and deleting content, without regard to what happens to already be there.		Our [[Sandbox]] page is especially created so newcomers can try out the editing functions and see what their text looks like. The Sandbox page has no useful content: feel free to experiment with adding, editing, and deleting content, without regard to what happens to already be there.

Andrew Gronosky: Initial version

2014-01-03T19:17:50Z

Initial version

New page

[[Category:Help]]
''Note: A more complete and professional set of instructions may be found at the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Tutorial Wikipedia Tutorial]. Since Project: Redcap and Wikipedia use the same engine, their documentation is fully applicable here.''

You do '''not''' need to [[Help:Registration|register]] in order to contribute to Project: Redcap. Every page has an "Edit" link at the top and any visitor can click on that link to edit the page's text.

When you start to edit a page, the page will reload and the '''editing window''' will appear.
* At the top of this window is a [https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Edit_toolbar toolbar] with various icons; these enable you to easily perform basic formatting and to create links to other Wiki pages or external Web sites.
* In the middle of the editing window is the current text of the page. This will be blank if you are creating a page for the first time. The content of the page should look primarily like plain text, with some special symbols called '''markup'' that control links and formatting. You can generally use the icons at the top of the window instead of having to type these symbols manually.
* At the bottom of the window are three buttons, "Save page", "Show preview", and "Show changes".

For the most part, you can type and edit paragraphs of plain text just as you would in a word processor. Use the buttons in the icon bar to add formatting such as bold face and italics.

If you want to create links to other pages, there are two slightly different methods:

# If the destination is another page in Project: Redcap, type the name of the page surrounded by two sets of square brackets. For example, <nowiki>[[Order of Hermes]]</nowiki> would create this link: [[Order of Hermes]].
# If the destination is some external Web site outside of Project: Redcap, type a single square bracket, the ''full'' URL of the site (including the <nowiki>http://</nowiki>), one space, and a text name for the site.<br />For example, <nowiki>[http://www.atlas-games.com/arm5 Ars Magica Fifth Edition]</nowiki> would create this link: [http://www.atlas-games.com/arm5 Ars Magica Fifth Edition]

For more information on formatting text and links, see [[Help:Basic formatting]].

'''Important''': You must save the page before your changes will take effect. (See the next section.) If you do not click the "Save page" button before leaving the editing window, your changes will be irrevocably discarded.

=== Saving, Previewing, and Cancelling ===
While you are editing a page, you are actually editing a temporary copy of the page. No one will see your changes until you save them.

Before you save, it's a good idea to click the "Show preview" button at the bottom of the page. Check the page for major formatting errors, which will happen more frequently than you might expect. If everything looks sane, then go ahead and click the "Save page" button.

If it happens that you decide not to save your changes, you can cancel your edits by clicking the "Cancel" link just to the right of the "Show changes" button. Clicking "cancel" when you want to cancel is good practice because the Wiki software keeps track of what pages are currently open for editing. Canceling lets the Wiki engine perform bookkeeping tasks in a timely manner.

== The Sandbox ==
Our [[Sandbox]] page is especially created so newcomers can try out the editing functions and see what their text looks like. The Sandbox page has no useful content: feel free to experiment with adding, editing, and deleting content, without regard to what happens to already be there.