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--- Mon, 2007-10-15 20:16 by carolgeyer
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-DITA XML.org is a community-driven site. You are encouraged to:
+DITA XML.org is a community-driven site and encourages content contributions from readers.
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+<a rel="nofollow" href="/user/register">Register</a> for the site, then <a rel="nofollow" href="/user">log in</a> to:
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+	<li><strong>Add pages</strong> using the '<a href="/node/add">Create content</a>' link in the right column. </li>
-	Contribute to the DITA knowledge base by editing and creating collaborative <a href="/wiki">Wiki</a> pages.
+	<li><strong>Edit wiki pages</strong> by selecting the 'edit' tab at the top of each wiki page.</li>
-	</li>
+	<li><strong>Add links to new pages</strong> from existing wiki pages by inserting page titles in double brackets.</li>
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+	<li><strong>Provide comments</strong> using the 'add new comment' link at the bottom of each page.</li>
-	Post news, events, product and services listings, testimonials, and recommendations on DITA resources. Other people will be able to append comments but will not be able to directly edit what you post.</li>
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-The first step is a one-time <a href="/user/register">registration</a>. After logging in to the site, you will be able to:
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-<strong><em>- Edit an existing <a href="/wiki">wiki page</a></em></strong> by select the &quot;Edit&quot; tab under the page title. In the &quot;Body&quot; window, add and/or revise content using the WYSIWYG interface or (optionally) html. Preview and submit your changes.
+(You must be logged in to access the above links.)
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-<em><strong>- Add a new wiki page</strong></em> by choosing the &quot;Wiki&quot; <a href="/node/add">custom form</a>. (You must be logged in to access this page.). Use the drop down &quot;Parent&quot; menu to designate where your page should appear in the <a href="/wiki">main wiki outline</a>. Complete the &quot;URL path settings&quot; field to give your page a meaningful URL.
+Please review the <a rel="nofollow" href="http://communities.xml.org/editorial-guidelines">XML.org Editorial Guidelines</a> and the <a rel="nofollow" href="http://communities.xml.org/styleguide">Styleguide</a> before contributing content to any page.
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-Alternatively, you may add a new wiki page from the edit window of an existing page. Simply type your new page title surrounded by double brackets.
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-<strong><em>- Post news, events, product and services listings, testimonials, and recommendations</em> </strong>on DITA resources using <a href="/node/add">custom forms</a>. (You must be logged in to access this page.)
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Contribute content

DITA XML.org is a community-driven site and encourages content contributions from readers.

Register for the site, then log in to:

Add pages using the 'Create content' link in the right column.
Edit wiki pages by selecting the 'edit' tab at the top of each wiki page.
Add links to new pages from existing wiki pages by inserting page titles in double brackets.
Provide comments using the 'add new comment' link at the bottom of each page.

(You must be logged in to access the above links.)

Please review the XML.org Editorial Guidelines and the Styleguide before contributing content to any page.

See also:

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