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==An Introduction to Wiki Principles & Editing== | ==An Introduction to Wiki Principles & Editing== | ||
'''PDF Downloads''' >> [Wiki-Editing-Tutorial_English.pdf|English Version (349 KB)] - [Wiki-Editing-Tutorial_Spanish.pdf|Spanish Version (922 KB)] | '''PDF Downloads''' >> [Wiki-Editing-Tutorial_English.pdf|English Version (349 KB)] - [Wiki-Editing-Tutorial_Spanish.pdf|Spanish Version (922 KB)] | ||
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==What is ICANNWiki?== | ==What is ICANNWiki?== | ||
ICANNWiki is a grassroots, community effort to create and curate articles describing the people and organizations, terms and topics within the ICANN community. We actively seek worldwide collaboration to increase understanding | ICANNWiki is a grassroots, community effort to create and curate articles describing the people and organizations, terms and topics within the ICANN community. We actively seek worldwide collaboration to increase understanding | ||
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. | ||
Revision as of 21:45, 13 July 2015
An Introduction to Wiki Principles & Editing
PDF Downloads >> [Wiki-Editing-Tutorial_English.pdf|English Version (349 KB)] - [Wiki-Editing-Tutorial_Spanish.pdf|Spanish Version (922 KB)]
What is ICANNWiki?
ICANNWiki is a grassroots, community effort to create and curate articles describing the people and organizations, terms and topics within the ICANN community. We actively seek worldwide collaboration to increase understanding 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.