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Marcin: /* Cardinal Rules */

2016-01-08T17:30:10Z

Cardinal Rules

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	*The power of wiki comes from using wiki words - links to other wiki pages, created by using double brackets. This allows for the creation of infinite links, that become self-consistent within OSE, and can be used to call up other definitions and topics immediately.		*The power of wiki comes from using wiki words - links to other wiki pages, created by using double brackets. This allows for the creation of infinite links, that become self-consistent within OSE, and can be used to call up other definitions and topics immediately.
	*The power of collaborative development lies in each user ~~keeping~~ a ~~log so that everyone is aware of recent activity~~. This in required for any individual contributors, projects, project teams, and [[OSE Chapters]]. The list of all logs is [[Logs]]. Recent wiki changes are accessible via the left hand side tab.		*The power of collaborative development lies in each user having an awareness of what is happening in the project. For technical contributions, the machinism for doing this is a Log. This in required for any individual contributors, projects, project teams, and [[OSE Chapters]]. The list of all logs is [[Logs]]. Recent wiki changes are accessible via the left hand side tab.
	*The power of coordin		*The power of coordin

Marcin: /* Cardinal Rules */

2016-01-08T17:29:09Z

Cardinal Rules

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	*The power of wiki comes from using wiki words - links to other wiki pages, created by using double brackets. This allows for the creation of infinite links, that become self-consistent within OSE, and can be used to call up other definitions and topics immediately.		*The power of wiki comes from using wiki words - links to other wiki pages, created by using double brackets. This allows for the creation of infinite links, that become self-consistent within OSE, and can be used to call up other definitions and topics immediately.
	*The power of collaborative development lies in each user keeping a log so that everyone is aware of recent activity. This in required for any individual contributors, projects, project teams, and [[OSE Chapters]]. The list of all logs is [[Logs]]. Recent wiki changes are accessible via the left hand side tab		*The power of collaborative development lies in each user keeping a log so that everyone is aware of recent activity. This in required for any individual contributors, projects, project teams, and [[OSE Chapters]]. The list of all logs is [[Logs]]. Recent wiki changes are accessible via the left hand side tab.
	*The power of coordin		*The power of coordin

Marcin: /* Cardinal Rules */

2016-01-08T17:29:00Z

Cardinal Rules

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	*The power of wiki comes from using wiki words - links to other wiki pages, created by using double brackets. This allows for the creation of infinite links, that become self-consistent within OSE, and can be used to call up other definitions and topics immediately.		*The power of wiki comes from using wiki words - links to other wiki pages, created by using double brackets. This allows for the creation of infinite links, that become self-consistent within OSE, and can be used to call up other definitions and topics immediately.
	*The power of collaborative development lies in each user keeping a log. This in required for any individual contributors, projects, project teams, and [[OSE Chapters]]. The list of all logs is [[Logs]].		*The power of collaborative development lies in each user keeping a log so that everyone is aware of recent activity. This in required for any individual contributors, projects, project teams, and [[OSE Chapters]]. The list of all logs is [[Logs]]. Recent wiki changes are accessible via the left hand side tab
			*The power of coordin

	=Features Not Used=		=Features Not Used=

Marcin at 17:27, 8 January 2016

2016-01-08T17:27:49Z

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	The goal of OSE Wiki Standards is to maximize public participation ~~by keeping things~~ simple. The intended audience is non-advanced users, who are interested in contributing meaningfully to a wiki. The highest level of skill required is to use templates, filling in one's information as needed - to provide advanced formatting and modification without having to know how to program that format or modification in HTML or wiki markup .		The goal of OSE Wiki Standards is to maximize public participation and keep the structure as simple as possible. The intended audience is non-advanced users, who are interested in contributing meaningfully to a wiki. The highest level of skill required is to use templates, filling in one's information as needed - to provide advanced formatting and modification without having to know how to program that format or modification in HTML or wiki markup .

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Marcin: /* Cardinal Rules */

2016-01-08T17:25:15Z

Cardinal Rules

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	*The power of wiki comes from using wiki words - links to other wiki pages, created by using double brackets. This allows for the creation of infinite links, that become self-consistent within OSE, and can be used to call up other definitions and topics immediately.		*The power of wiki comes from using wiki words - links to other wiki pages, created by using double brackets. This allows for the creation of infinite links, that become self-consistent within OSE, and can be used to call up other definitions and topics immediately.
			*The power of collaborative development lies in each user keeping a log. This in required for any individual contributors, projects, project teams, and [[OSE Chapters]]. The list of all logs is [[Logs]].

	=Features Not Used=		=Features Not Used=

Marcin: /* Cardinal Rules */

2016-01-08T17:23:52Z

Cardinal Rules

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	*The power of wiki comes from using wiki words - links to other wiki pages, created by using double brackets.		*The power of wiki comes from using wiki words - links to other wiki pages, created by using double brackets. This allows for the creation of infinite links, that become self-consistent within OSE, and can be used to call up other definitions and topics immediately.

	=Features Not Used=		=Features Not Used=

Marcin at 17:22, 8 January 2016

2016-01-08T17:22:54Z

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	The goal of OSE Wiki Standards is to maximize public participation by keeping things simple. The intended audience is non-advanced users, who are interested in contributing meaningfully to a wiki. The highest level of skill required is to use templates, filling in one's information as needed - to provide advanced formatting and modification without having to know how to program that format or modification in HTML or wiki markup .		The goal of OSE Wiki Standards is to maximize public participation by keeping things simple. The intended audience is non-advanced users, who are interested in contributing meaningfully to a wiki. The highest level of skill required is to use templates, filling in one's information as needed - to provide advanced formatting and modification without having to know how to program that format or modification in HTML or wiki markup .

			=Cardinal Rules=
			*The power of wiki comes from using wiki words - links to other wiki pages, created by using double brackets.

	=Features Not Used=		=Features Not Used=
	Here we explain which features we consciously not use on the wiki, with a goal to keep things simple.		Here we explain which features we consciously not use on the wiki, with a goal to keep things simple.
	Features Not Used are those features which are not encouraged in order to maximize public participation in wiki editing. For example, the syntax for using the full power of References (Cite) in Mediawiki requires a bit of study - see [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Cite] - which is geared for more advanced users. For OSE purposes, we prefer in normal documentation work to simply create internal links with additional information or a link to an external link. This way, no new syntax is needed to keep it simple, and new wiki words are defined.		Features Not Used are those features which can be used but are not encouraged for beginning users in order to maximize public participation in wiki editing. For example, the syntax for using the full power of References (Cite) in Mediawiki requires a bit of study - see [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Cite] - which is geared for more advanced users. For OSE purposes, we prefer in normal documentation work to simply create internal links with additional information or a link to an external link. This way, no new syntax is needed to keep it simple, and new wiki words are defined.

Marcin at 17:21, 8 January 2016

2016-01-08T17:21:27Z

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	=Introduction=		=Introduction=
			The goal of OSE Wiki Standards is to maximize public participation by keeping things simple. The intended audience is non-advanced users, who are interested in contributing meaningfully to a wiki. The highest level of skill required is to use templates, filling in one's information as needed - to provide advanced formatting and modification without having to know how to program that format or modification in HTML or wiki markup .

	~~This is a wiki page with examples or specifications.~~

	=Features Not Used=		=Features Not Used=
			Here we explain which features we consciously not use on the wiki, with a goal to keep things simple.
	Features Not Used are those features which are not encouraged in order to maximize public participation in wiki editing. For example, the syntax for using the full power of References (Cite) in Mediawiki requires a bit of study - see [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Cite] - which is geared for more advanced users. For OSE purposes, we prefer in normal documentation work to simply create internal links with additional information or a link to an external link. This way, no new syntax is needed to keep it simple, and new wiki words are defined.		Features Not Used are those features which are not encouraged in order to maximize public participation in wiki editing. For example, the syntax for using the full power of References (Cite) in Mediawiki requires a bit of study - see [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Cite] - which is geared for more advanced users. For OSE purposes, we prefer in normal documentation work to simply create internal links with additional information or a link to an external link. This way, no new syntax is needed to keep it simple, and new wiki words are defined.

Marcin: /* References */

2016-01-08T17:13:22Z

References

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	This is a wiki page with examples or specifications.		This is a wiki page with examples or specifications.

	=References=		=Features Not Used=
	*See example reference by clicking edit. <ref>. This is a references at bottom of page.</ref>
			Features Not Used are those features which are not encouraged in order to maximize public participation in wiki editing. For example, the syntax for using the full power of References (Cite) in Mediawiki requires a bit of study - see [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Cite] - which is geared for more advanced users. For OSE purposes, we prefer in normal documentation work to simply create internal links with additional information or a link to an external link. This way, no new syntax is needed to keep it simple, and new wiki words are defined.


			These are useful, but to simplify matters in a 'brute force fashion' of not invoking any features for which there are simple workarounds that emphasize platform simplicity over 'complexity', we choose the simple workaround.*See example reference by clicking edit. <ref>. This is a references at bottom of page.</ref>

	=Explanations, Annotations, Semantic Mediawiki Extension=		=Explanations, Annotations, Semantic Mediawiki Extension=
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Marcin: /* References */

2016-01-08T17:06:00Z

References

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	*~~Use~~ <ref>. This is ~~used to create~~ references at bottom of page.		*See example reference by clicking edit. <ref>. This is a references at bottom of page.</ref>

	=Explanations, Annotations, Semantic Mediawiki Extension=		=Explanations, Annotations, Semantic Mediawiki Extension=
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