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<div style="border: 3px solid #187d3a; color: #187d3a; padding: 10px; margin-bottom: 20px;">'''PDF Download of "Introduction to Wiki Principles & Editing'''<br />
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<div style="border: 3px solid #187d3a; padding: 10px; width: 400px; margin-bottom: 20px;">[[Image:Adobe-PDF.png|right]][[Image:icons_tutorial.png|frameless|50px|left]] '''Download PDF of "Introduction to Wiki Principles & Editing'''
[[File:Wiki-Editing-Tutorial_English.pdf|English Version (349 KB)]] - [[File:Wiki-Editing-Tutorial_Spanish.pdf|Spanish Version (922 KB)]]</div>
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[http://icannwiki.com/images/e/e2/ICANNWiki_-_Editing_Booklet_-_English_%28Reference%29.pdf English Version] (931 KB)<br />
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[http://icannwiki.com/images/3/35/ICANNWiki_-_Editing_Booklet_-_Spanish_%28Reference%29.pdf Spanish Version] (934 KB)
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==What is ICANNWiki?==
 
==What is ICANNWiki?==
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of how policy is created for the continued development of the Internet, a tool which we all use everyday. In particular, we focus on the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) and related international policy and management bodies.
 
of how policy is created for the continued development of the Internet, a tool which we all use everyday. In particular, we focus on the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) and related international policy and management bodies.
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==What you can learn from this pamphlet==
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==Inside This Guide==
 
This guide will help you learn the ins and outs of ICANNWiki. Specifically, it will teach you how to add and edit ICANNWiki articles, as well as how to:
 
This guide will help you learn the ins and outs of ICANNWiki. Specifically, it will teach you how to add and edit ICANNWiki articles, as well as how to:
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* '''Understand the foundations of wiki culture and markup.'''
 
* '''Understand the foundations of wiki culture and markup.'''
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==Editing Cheatsheet==
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==Cheatsheet==
[[Image:Wiki-Editing-Tutorial_Editing-Cheatsheet.png]]
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===Editing Articles===
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{| class="wikitable"
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|-
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!  !! Wiki Code You Type !! Output on ICANNWiki
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| Section Heading || <pre>==Section Heading==</pre> || <h2>Section Heading</h2>
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|-
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| Sub-Heading || <pre>===Sub-Heading===</pre> || <h3>Sub-Heading</h3>
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|-
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| Italic || <pre>''italic''</pre> || ''italic text''
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|-
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| Bold || <pre>'''bold'''</pre> || '''bold text'''
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|-
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| Internal link to another ICANNWiki page || <pre>[[ICANN]]</pre> || [[ICANN]]
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|-
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| Internal link using alternate text || <pre>[[ICANN|Learn more about ICANN]]</pre> || [[ICANN|Learn more about ICANN]]
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| External link to another website || <pre>[[http://www.icann.org ICANN Website]]</pre> || [http://www.icann.org ICANN Website]
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|-
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| Bulleted list || <pre>* ccTLDs
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* new gTLDs</pre> ||
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* ccTLDs
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* new gTLDs
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|-
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| Numbered list || <pre>#A - ccTLDs
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#B - new gTLDs</pre> ||
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#A - ccTLDs
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#B - new gTLDs
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|-
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| Image with a caption || <pre>[[File:ICANNWiki Edit-A-Thon.jpg|thumb|Thanks for the successful Edit-A-Thon!]]</pre> || [[File:ICANNWiki Edit-A-Thon.jpg|thumb|Thanks for the successful Edit-A-Thon!]]
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===Citing Sources===
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{| class="wikitable"
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!  !! Wiki Code You Type !! Output on ICANNWiki
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| Insert a citation || <pre>Page text. <ref>[http://example.org Example.org], More text.</ref></pre> || Page text. <ref>[http://example.org Example.org], More text.</ref>
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| Display citation footnotes || <pre><references /></pre> || <references />
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==Navigating ICANNWiki==
 
==Navigating ICANNWiki==
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==Preparing to Edit==
 
==Preparing to Edit==
===Neutral Point of View (NPOV)===
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[[Image:Wiki-Editing-Tutorial_NPOV.png|left]]Neutral Point of View (NPOV) is the way in which articles on this site and on all wiki sites should be written. That is, wiki articles should not contain any bias or unverifiable facts and opinions. This line can often be hard to define; for example, on our site we often list the services of a given company, but we try to remove any marketing spin or unverifiable language that implies these services accomplish something that their competitors do not. Generally speaking, when opinions are stated as facts, or when unappealing facts are intentionally omitted, then the article is not written from a NPOV. At ICANNWiki, we insist on including references, and generally omit articles and article sections that can not be backed up by at least one verifiable reference. We are constantly editing our articles to better adhere to our Wiki Values and improve their status as neutral articles.
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===Sources===
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{| class="wikitable"
[[Image:Wiki-Editing-Tutorial_Sources.png|left]]When adding or editing content on ICANNWiki, it is important that you use verifiable information with corresponding references. Third-party sources such as multi-stakeholder monitored governance bodies (ISOC, ICANN, IANA) or any other source known for its careful contributions to the subject of Internet governance (CircleID, DN Journal) are helpful, resourceful complements to your work.
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| [[Image:Wiki-Editing-Tutorial_NPOV.png|left]] '''Neutral Point of View (NPOV)'''
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Neutral Point of View (NPOV) is the way in which articles on this site and on all wiki sites should be written. That is, wiki articles should not contain any bias or unverifiable facts and opinions. This line can often be hard to define; for example, on our site we often list the services of a given company, but we try to remove any marketing spin or unverifiable language that implies these services accomplish something that their competitors do not. Generally speaking, when opinions are stated as facts, or when unappealing facts are intentionally omitted, then the article is not written from a NPOV. At ICANNWiki, we insist on including references, and generally omit articles and article sections that can not be backed up by at least one verifiable reference. We are constantly editing our articles to better adhere to our Wiki Values and improve their status as neutral articles.
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| [[Image:Wiki-Editing-Tutorial_Sources.png|left]] '''Sources'''
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When adding or editing content on ICANNWiki, it is important that you use verifiable information with corresponding references. Third-party sources such as multi-stakeholder monitored governance bodies (ISOC, ICANN, IANA) or any other source known for its careful contributions to the subject of Internet governance (CircleID, DN Journal) are helpful, resourceful complements to your work.
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| [[Image:Wiki-Editing-Tutorial_Research.png|left]] '''Original Research'''
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ICW’s dynamic and rigorous nature can be attributed to the site’s emphasis on original research. Copying and pasting from another encyclopedia or resources does a disservice to your and your reader’s education. While it is okay to reformulate an idea’s concept for your own understanding, it is not okay to closely paraphrase or plagiarize. In the end, go for simplicity and don’t worry about over-explaining a concept.
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==Wiki Values to Know==
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'''[[ICANNWiki#Wiki_Values|Learn about additional wiki values on ICANNWiki.]]'''
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===Original Research===
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{| class="wikitable"
[[Image:Wiki-Editing-Tutorial_Research.png|left]]ICW’s dynamic and rigorous nature can be attributed to the site’s emphasis on original research. Copying and pasting from another encyclopedia or resources does a disservice to your and your reader’s education. While it is okay to reformulate an idea’s concept for your own understanding, it is not okay to closely paraphrase or plagiarize. In the end, go for simplicity and don’t worry about over-explaining a concept.
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| '''Be a Builder''' || Strive for quality content, but don’t sweat the small stuff. Corrections can always be made. Wikis are changeable and adaptive. Take a breath and get started.
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| '''Be Real''' || Professionalism, trust, and community emerge when real people are involved, standing behind their work. Using your real name substantiates your commitment to "transparency" and allows others to better collaborate with you. Using your real name also generates a greater investment in your work.
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| '''Go With What You Know''' || Writers with passion and knowledge have made ICANNWiki the resource it is today. Believing in your work and approaching an article with a certain studiousness or interest will ensure that at a baseline, your work will be inspired and readworthy. There are no barriers to your participation at ICANNWiki, if you want to build it, go ahead! Hit that edit button!
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