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Feel free to recommend an article to be featured! Edit this section to propose an article on a blank day, or beneath the Upcoming list if there are no open spots. The [[Category:Featured|Featured category]] provides a full list of featured articles. | Feel free to recommend an article to be featured! Edit this section to propose an article on a blank day, or beneath the Upcoming list if there are no open spots. The [[:Category:Featured|Featured category]] provides a full list of featured articles. | ||
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Revision as of 18:09, 12 January 2022
Featured Articles
Feel free to recommend an article to be featured! Edit this section to propose an article on a blank day, or beneath the Upcoming list if there are no open spots. The Featured category provides a full list of featured articles.
Past
January 3: Tina Dam
January 4: Defensive Registration
January 5: Registrar Stakeholder Group
January 6: RegisterFly
January 7: Shared Registry System
January 10: SWITCH
January 11: Alejandra Reynoso
Upcoming
January 12: Shreedeep Rayamajhi
January 13: SONIC
January 14: Ananya Singh
January 17: Daniel Eisenhut
January 18: NIC.sh
January 19: Privaterra
January 20: Benjamin Louis
January 21: Don Moody
Writing for your Community
Getting Started
The first step is to request a user account. ICANNWiki Admins and Editors review each request for an account and you should be up and running quickly. People often ask what information they should provide in the "Biography" and "Other Information" sections of the request form. Your connections to or interests in ICANN, the DNS, and other aspects of Internet governance are great things to include, but above all, just be yourself and let us know who you are. (You can see other FAQs here.) As you move from editing existing articles to filling in gaps in the wiki, it's worth reviewing our guide to creating a great article. There are also examples of good articles that utilize the ICANNWiki templates.
Tutorials
- Basic Editing Functions in ICANNWiki
- ICANNWiki uses Wikimedia. You can learn more about Wikimedia's markup language [1]
- Video Tutorial
Templates
Templates provide a common information display box for companies, community members, and TLDs. These are copy-paste versions for you to put into new articles (or articles that are missing that information).
Reference & Resources
The community has compiled lists of valuable guides, coverage of ICANN, and other information that may be useful.
Community Engagement
Opportunities to Dive In
- List of topics with no article but lots of links
- Community-suggested article & update list
- Increasing Multi-Lingual Capability
Suggestions & Requests
This resource exists for the ICANN community, and it is powered by awesome volunteers within that community. After a hiatus, we now also have paid editorial support! Your opinions are valuable - they help us direct the work of our paid editors and provide prompts and guidance for volunteers.
- How can we improve ICANNWiki?
- What articles would you like to see created?
Sponsorship
We are in the process of reviewing and reworking our sponsorship offerings for our organizational partners. If you are interested in sponsoring ICANNWiki or have ideas of how you'd like to participate, let us know! As always, individuals can donate via Paypal.
Stay in Touch
- Join our Mailing List to stay in touch.
- Email our Content Editors
Social Media
Note: We are presently inactive on these platforms, but will be re-engaging soon!