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#1: IFQ IFki Author: Amichan, Location: RL:Roseboro, NC./ IF: Retuning from a long journey in the land of OFF

Posted: Wed Nov 11, 2009 2:13 pm
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The IFQ now has its own Wiki on the IF page to check it out ( or if your one that has the credentials to change something on it ) check it out here

#2: Author: Smee, Location: UK

Posted: Wed Nov 11, 2009 3:29 pm
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Fantastic work. Very Happy

#3: Author: Key, Location: The Royal Palace

Posted: Wed Nov 11, 2009 7:21 pm
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Wow, quite impressive Kang.

Thumbs Up

#4: Author: Amichan, Location: RL:Roseboro, NC./ IF: Retuning from a long journey in the land of OFF

Posted: Wed Nov 11, 2009 9:26 pm
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Wow! when not only the Mayor but the King himself gives props ... well.. i am a bit humbled at the props but thank you

#5: Author: Thunderbird, Location: Rising from the ashes

Posted: Wed Nov 11, 2009 9:39 pm
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Nice! This is fantastic Kang! It's great to have further historic records for the ages... I mean... who knows, in 2082, this might be real powerful history here! It even helps us now to see just how much we've already evolved since the IFQ began... good work.

#6: Author: Crunchyfrog,

Posted: Wed Nov 11, 2009 9:59 pm
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Excellent job, Kang!

Clapping

#7: Author: Smee, Location: UK

Posted: Thu Nov 12, 2009 12:03 am
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Some general comments for anyone looking to help update the Wiki :

Linking to anything on the wiki itself doesn't need a full http:// type address. Simply find the name of the page (the very top line of every page) and put it in [[ ]].

So Kang's page would be [[User:Kang|Kang]]. Note that I use the | symbol to seperate the address and what I want the link to say.
If you're linking to a page in the City forums themselves, then you do need to use a full url address. Then you simply use 1 set of square brackets, and a space like this :

[http://www.cityofif.com City of If]

This will link to the City of If showing a link looking like this : City of If
Avoid using the header with the single equals sign like this : = Header =. Always use == Header== as your main header, and continue downwards from there. Subheadings would be ===Subheading===.
Look out for things you can link in your, or any article you're reading. But don't go overboard. If something is mentioned many times in just a few sentences, only one of them need be made a link. Any word you see that is a key word of IF, such as Storygame, Fables or Fatbacks, SGoTM, and other jargon, make sure it is linked back to the appropriate page.
If such a page doesn't exist - make it!
Bullet point lists are real easy on wiki. Just put a * before any line you want to have a bullet point. They are a nice way to format lists.

Happy Ifki'ing[/list]

#8: Author: Amichan, Location: RL:Roseboro, NC./ IF: Retuning from a long journey in the land of OFF

Posted: Thu Nov 12, 2009 2:27 pm
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Thank you for the advice Smee i will be sure to keep that in mind if and when i do another IFki in the future

#9: Author: Lilith, Location: Happily curled up in a Daemon's lap

Posted: Fri Nov 13, 2009 10:25 pm
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WOW! That's ...

All I have to say is "Wow!" Kang. I know how irritating coding is and getting together an informative but fun to read article with it? Takes a lot of patience.

My props to you. (This is usually done with a presentment of arms, but it seems an evil cat has stolen mine.. and it's really late.)

#10: Author: Amichan, Location: RL:Roseboro, NC./ IF: Retuning from a long journey in the land of OFF

Posted: Sat Nov 14, 2009 12:36 am
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it did take a lot of patience to learn Wiki coding that i have never even worked with. much less trying remembering CSS coding for Myspace when i make changes there and phpbb coding for the IFQ so over all my hasn't exploded yet ( which is quite a surprise)

#11: Author: scissorkitty, Location: Escaping the Hair Lair

Posted: Mon Dec 07, 2009 3:33 pm
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WOW, this looks excellent! I know nothing about coding, so i'm doubly impressed! And you even included by meagre reign as editrix. Smile

Awesome!

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