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	Wikinfo \| Wiki
		In traditional wikis, every page has two representations: the form in which it is displayed (usually HTML/XHTML versions, rendered by a web browser) and the form in which it is edited (a simplified markup language, the style and syntax of which varies from wiki to wiki, called "wikitext").
		While most wiki communities shun mandatory registration procedures, virtually all large wiki engines provide some way to restrict users who consistently violate community rules, and Wikinfo is one of the few requiring registration.
		Adminstrators of wikis can also ban a user from editing, which can be accomplished by banning their particular IP address or their username.
	www.wikinfo.org /wiki.php?title=Wiki (2118 words)

	The Fishbowl: In Defense of Wiki Markup
		The more power you put in the markup language, the more people are going to be wanking around with the precise arrangement of angle-brackets that will make their paragraphs step from left-to-right in pixel-perfect harmony… in lieu of saying something.
		I do think wiki markup is a bit of a pain though, but I can't think of anything else that actually does the job at this point.
		Wiki markup is an improvement in both these areas over HTML, but, given the example of Contribute, true WYSIWYG editing should not be that hard to do.
	fishbowl.pastiche.org /2004/03/19/in_defense_of_wiki_markup (1617 words)

	repose :: Wiki Markup
		Note that the first level is actually indicated using H2, so that it doesn't appear at the same level as the page heading (which conceptually titles the section of that Wiki page).
		There are two forms of table markup supported.
		Other paragraph markup applies to both styles, meaning that if six or more columns of whitespace precedes the first line of the table, it will be centered, and if any whitespace at all precedes first line, it will occur in a blockquote.
	repose.cx /emacs/wiki/WikiMarkup.html (741 words)

	JSPWiki: Wiki Markup Development (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		It might not be a bad idea to have the markup result in a element: some text instead of using a deprecated element.
		Any thing that has more than one character to indicate its markup is an overkill, I think an editor(one who edits) should be able to understand the text even in editing mode and having markups in between reduces his chances of understanding and attempting to edit other author contributions.
		An obvious markup would be to use 2 percent signs for inline css, and 3 percent signs for block css.
	www.jspwiki.org /Wiki.jsp?page=WikiMarkupDevelopment (3800 words)

	PhpWiki - NewWikiMarkup (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Wiki text can be written without having to think too hard about the formatting.
		Wiki markup is easy to read; unobtrusive to text content.
		Almost Free Text has been around for quite a while, and their syntax is pretty similar to wiki markup.
	phpwiki.sourceforge.net /phpwiki/index.php?NewWikiMarkup (650 words)

	[No title]
		There are four properties of traditional wiki systems that are not desirable in the context of the classroom: all content is modifiable by any user, all content is public, simultaneous edits are allowed but not successful, and the wiki is forever evolving.
		Wiki Paradigm According to Ward Cunningham, originator of the wiki paradigm, a wiki is "the simplest online database that could possibly work." [1] This statement expresses one of the goals of the wiki paradigm, which is to provide user interface functionality in the simplest way possible.
		In addition to the wiki markup insertion buttons and the editable textarea, there are two checkboxes for changing the modifiability and visibility attributes for the page.
	www.csci.csusb.edu /turner/papers/wang_turner.doc (3940 words)

	Spinner Wiki - Front Page
		Spinner Wiki is a variant of Dolphin Wiki Web, which itself is a continuation of JOS Wiki.
		Since I was interested in working on a Wiki mainly for the fun of it, Dolphin was ideal.
		Wiki (pronounced "wicky") might be a foreign concept to some, but it's really simple.
	spinner-wiki.sourceforge.net (608 words)

	Meatball Wiki: WikiMarkupStandard (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		It unnatural if you have to speak 5 different wiki markup languages to discuss 5 topics on 5 different wiki engines, so it is less problematic to migrate to a common basic markup standard than to keep multiple markups.
		Any minimalist wiki markup should be very, very minimalistic and should also provide a method for extending the syntax and indicating this.
		One aspect of a markup standard that appears to not yet have been considered is the specific intent of the use of the wiki technology.
	www.usemod.com /cgi-bin/mb.pl?WikiMarkupStandard (4869 words)

	Quickiwiki, Swiki, Twiki, Zwiki and the Plone Wars Wiki as a PIM and Collaborative Content Tool (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Wiki pages are controlled — created, linked, edited, deleted, moved, renamed, and so on — by a programming or scripting language, and stored either as plain ASCII text files or in an external relational database, such as MySQL, Oracle, or PostgreSQL.
		Wikis that implement page-version control may also allow page rollback, usually via the History view; sometimes you will see the word "diffs" used for version display, which means differences, a short form of the software utility of the same name.
		Wiki was subsequently extended by some clone derivatives to include more explicit database management (server-side add-on), such as RCS (Revision Control System) [http://www.gnu.org/software/rcs/rcs.html], CVS (Concurrent Versions System) [http://www.cvshome.org/], or ported/integrated into larger CMS systems (Python Zope) [http://www.zope.org].
	www.infotoday.com /searcher/apr03/mattison.shtml (8890 words)

	Help:Wiki Markup Reference - Devmo
		The following is a Devmo-specific wiki markup reference sheet that reflects our current "best-practices" for marking up pages within this wiki.
		You can use regular HTML table markup to do wiki tables, or you can use the wiki markup.
		Every page in the wiki should be included in at least one MediaWiki Category.
	developer.mozilla.org /en/docs/Help:Wiki_Markup_Reference (765 words)

	Keith Devens - Markup
		Markup languages seem to fall into two major camps: Data markup languages and Document markup languages.
		XML tries to do both, which is why it sucks at both.
		The distinguishing feature of document markup languages is mixed content.
	keithdevens.com /wiki/Markup (126 words)

	WikiHome - codebook - JotSpot (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		But rather than do this alone, Professor Lessig is using this wiki to open the editing process to all, to draw upon the creativity and knowledge of the community.
		This wiki is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 2.5 license.
		By editing or posting to this wiki, you agree that your contributions will be licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license, and you agree to waive attribution for your contributions with the understanding that copyrighted material made available from this wiki will be attributed to the wiki itself, namely the Code v.2 Wiki.
	codebook.jot.com /WikiHome (2513 words)

	Wiki markup tables - Meta
		This could be some form of CSS or hideous markup codes, or it could point to styles elsewhere.
		The advantage of this is that all the layout markup that pollutes html tables and their wiki reformulations would be kept out of the picture.
		The markup could even be transformed into xml or some table-free stylesheet-based layout without breaking too much.
	meta.wikimedia.org /wiki/Wiki_markup_tables (1318 words)

	FrontPage (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		A Wiki is by nature dynamic, so a static table of contents cannot adequately serve as a way to navigate.
		If you already know Wiki markup, be warned that the TextFormattingRules are different here.
		Disclaimer: Most of the content of this Wiki is not under the direct or immediate control of the administrators of the computer on which is it hosted.
	www.kli.org /wiki (328 words)

	Meatball Wiki: WikiSyntax (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Wiki Syntax, or the hopefully simpler markup that is used in WikiPages instead of HTML.
		To get away from philosophy, many wikis have to change their local syntax to fit their local users' needs, such as adding LatexInWiki or conforming to pre-existing documentation markup or pre-existing text formatting conventions in that community.
		That is simply because each wiki will structure itself as it wants; the complications of mapping an ArchivingNews wiki to a PatternLanguage wiki is too much to consider.
	usemod.com /cgi-bin/mb.pl?WikiSyntax (595 words)

	repose :: EmacsWiki
		emacs-wiki.el is a wiki major mode for emacs, which aims for implicit and natural markup.
		For instance, this web site is a wiki project with a different publishing location and source directory, with different publishing headers and footers.
		This makes sense when both the wiki files and publishing dir are on the file system, but it is also possible to publish via tramp.
	repose.cx /emacs/wiki (849 words)

	FaHWiki:Wiki markup - FaHWiki
		You can create an entirely New page in the Wiki by simply enclosing a piece of text with a pair of double square brackets.
		You can link to other pages in this Wiki by simply enclosing a piece of text with a pair of double square brackets - for a link to be created though, the text you enclose must match an existing page name.
		You can use a combination of simple pieces of markup to aid clarity/consistency in the Talk pages.
	fahwiki.net /index.php?title=FaHWiki:Wiki_markup (1156 words)

	Why Doesnt Wiki Do Html
		We use a wiki at my day job, and I'm sure glad I didn't have to teach my whole company (which includes electrical and mechanical engineers, physicists, salesfolk, skilled technicians, and admin assistants, not just software geeks) HTML in order to be able to use it.
		The fact that Wiki supports MarkUp at all is an indication that format and layout is important to being able to convey meaning and ideas.
		The wiki markup isn't a presentational markup, it is a semantic markup.
	c2.com /cgi/wiki?WhyDoesntWikiDoHtml (2714 words)

	James Strachan's Weblog
		After starting to use wiki notation for the documentation I got convinced of its use - I think I'll now use wiki markup for developer documentation on all future projects.
		The great thing about using wiki markup is that its so quick and easy and concise to edit and mixing documentation, code and XML examples is very simple.
		I thought I'd try use Groovy for this instead of XSLT (which always takes me a long time to pick up again after not using it for a while as it requires such a different mindset plus lots to remember).
	radio.weblogs.com /0112098/2004/01/13.html (307 words)

	A wiki-like markup language for the text widget (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		One of the things I think would be great for tklib, or even built-in to the text widget itself, is some sort of mark-up language that makes it easier to display rich text.
		It might be convenient to just use the tcler's wiki rendering code, but I find that to be bit cumbersome, and rather difficult to understand.
		In most wikis today, lines are tackled one at a time, and the format of that line is guessed at based on its leading characters.
	wiki.tcl.tk /3084 (1187 words)

	Help:Wiki markup - OpenVistA Wiki (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		In a wiki, it's important to help build the web by creating links to other articles in every appropriate context.
		If an article is long enough, you can divide the page into different sections.
		OpenVistA Wiki will automatically generate a table of contents based on the content for all articles with more than three sections.
	openforum.worldvista.org /~forum/index.php?title=Help:Wiki_markup (397 words)

	Wiki Markup - Research Computing (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		The wiki will interpret HTML URL syntax as a link, even if you do not supply the brackets.
		In general, the Wiki will believe and evaluate the HTML syntax you give it, in addition to its own syntax.
		In addition to the simplified wiki markup syntax, the wiki understands HTML.
	research.gc.cuny.edu /index.php/Wiki_Markup (533 words)

	Wiki Weblogs
		WebSeitz: is a custom job, interspersing weblog entries (which are specially-named wiki pages) with the regular ZWiki RecentChanges.
		pyblosxom comes with a wiki formatter for integrating it with MoinMoin, and a genericwiki formatter for integrating it with any wiki.
		Gong is an old Helma wiki implementation but the project and source code links are dead (July 2002).
	www.ourpla.net /cgi-bin/pikie.cgi?WikiWeblogs (434 words)

	PhpWiki WikiWikiWeb HomePage (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		This may sound rather simplistic, but a Wiki is a very unique way to collaborate on the Web.
		I set up a few while working at the New York Times on the Web, and the technical staff really took to them in a big way.
		The addictive quality of a Wiki is that making pages is as simple as making a link to them.
	phpwiki.sourceforge.net (222 words)

	Wiki Markup
		I am wishing to take XHTML to Wiki format.
		The Wiki format is relatively straight forward with no major complications.
		I have written most of the XSLT file but I am having problems (fun?) with working with embedded lists.
	www.dpawson.co.uk /xsl/sect2/wiki.html (104 words)

	RestaurantRecommendation - ESW Wiki
		Grubstreet as it stands is very unstructured – it's a plain usemod wiki although efforts are underway to move to a
		Grubstreet can pick out things like postcode, city, country (the latter two are set at London/UK defaults in the wiki script), and it can also figure out which of its categories are locales (by seeing which of their pages are in Category Locale).
		Grubstreet wiki) we don't have in the RDF itself the 'WhoSaidWhat' aspect.
	esw.w3.org /topic/RestaurantRecommendation (2477 words)

	Nemo's Wacky Wiki Thingy: NEWS/TextFormatting (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Nemo feels that the whole point of wiki markup rules is that the source material look as much as possible like a raw text document, and that the wikirules merely be a formalisation of existing pseudoformatting rules.
		Most wiki's seem to implement this with the pipe as the command character.
		The only way the wiki knows it's an image (to answer your earlier question) is that the suffix is a known image type.
	www.nut.house.cx /cgi-bin/nemwiki.pl?NEWS/TextFormatting (1534 words)

	HL2World Knowledge Base - HalfLife 2 Knowledge Base
		Wiki Update: Image Uploads are once again enabled.
		Using the Wiki - MediaWiki's User Guide (http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/MediaWiki_User%27s_Guide) has a giant tutorial on using and contributing to a Wiki.
		If you want to practice with the Wiki's markup language, try the Sandbox.
	www.hl2world.com /wiki/index.php/Main_Page (327 words)

	Help:Editing - Meta
		This is page Help:Wiki markup examples, transcluded in Help:Editing.
		If the wiki has the templates, this can be much simpler to write.
		If the wiki has the templates, this can {{bsm}}be much simpler to write{{esm}}.
	meta.wikimedia.org /wiki/Help:Editing (2318 words)

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