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When editing pages just keep the following rules in mind:

General#

• • Write in a way that is easy to understand and avoid local slang or phrases. Many of those who will read your text may not have English as their first language.
• Don't use too many acronyms (or at least, have a page explaining them)
• Avoid the "click here" phrase!! Don't say: "More info about etiquette can be found here" but use "More info about etiquette can be found at WikiEtiquette". I'd suggest avoiding it for external links as well.
• Contribute only original stuff. Links are fine, but don't cut-and-paste from copyrighted things.
• Correcting typos is quite okay - in fact, it's a very good habit, since it makes the web page more readable.

Wiki Page names#

Wiki Names are traditionally written using ~InterCapping, also known as ~CamelCase (starting with uppercase letter, and at least another uppercase letter in the wiki link word). This makes the creation of internal hyperlinks really easy.

However, in this WikiWiki the links are written using the [link] notation, as the original ~InterCapping style of linking is occasionally confusing. The names still conform to the WikiWiki standard, if you look at the URL at the top.

Names are crushed, i.e. [This is a link] becomes [ThisIsALink]. However, underscores and dots are retained, so you can have a link like this: [This_is_a_link], or [This.Is.A.Link]. All non-alphanumeric characters except for '_' and '.' are removed (that is, all characters that are not letters or numbers), so that [John's page] becomes [JohnsPage]. This allows you to type normal sentences which are then turned into links, like when talking about Wiki etiquette.

A WikiName can not be a number. Numeric names are used for footnotes.