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--- start [2022/03/09 13:00] – Added login directions, changed headings nerd
+++ start [2024/05/09 17:12] (current) – Added link to ljwrites
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 # Writeout.Ink Wiki
-Wiki Out is a repository for instance documents and a place for members to create shared resources. Writeout.Ink members can log in with their Mastodon credentials from the login link.
+Wiki Out is a repository for instance documents and a place for members to create shared resources. Writeout.Ink members can log in with their instance credentials.
 ## Instance Documents
-[[instance:coc]]
+* [[instance:coc]]
+* [[instance:start]]
+## Writing Treat
+* [[writingtreat:start]]
+## Member Pages
+* [[ljwrites:start]]
 ## Wiki Usage
-For a full documentation on how to use Dokuwiki, See the [Dokuwiki Manual](https://www.dokuwiki.org/manual) for a full guide on Dokuwiki.
+* All writeout.ink instance members should be able to log in automatically with their instance account.
+* Quick & dirty guide to starting your own section of the wiki:
+. Navigate to a blank folder and page, for instance http://wiki.writeout.ink/mystuff/start
+. If the page is empty, click ```Create this page``` in the menu on the bottom right to start the page
+. Save after adding a brief edit summary to make the page history easier to browse
+     * Tip: The ```Preview``` button is your friend. Just don't forget to save!
+. To create pages in the same folder, use double brackets to create ```[[start]]``` and ```[[info]]``` and so on, then click the link and create the page
+    * Tip: ```start``` is the root page of folders
+. Edit this start page to add a header and link to your new section!
+* For a full documentation on how to use DokuWiki, See the [DokuWiki Manual](https://www.dokuwiki.org/manual).
+* You can also use Markdown to edit the wiki, other than for internal links which should use the double brackets. Refer to the [Guide to Markdown syntax](https://www.markdownguide.org/basic-syntax/).
+  * Tip: It's highly useful to click ```Edit``` on existing pages to see how they do things. Try it with this one.
-You can also use Markdown to edit the wiki, other than for internal links which should use the double brackets. Refer to the [Guide to Markdown syntax](https://www.markdownguide.org/basic-syntax/).