132011-04-22 22:58:16ClintonEbadiRevert to revision 11.122011-04-21 17:17:18ec2-175-41-141-30.ap-southeast-1.compute.amazonaws.commAcUBF <a href="http://eznknjyaqkjc.com/">eznknjyaqkjc</a>112011-04-21 05:45:52ClintonEbadiRevert to revision 9.102011-04-21 04:42:5582.160.79.187Got it! Thakns a lot again for helping me out!92009-09-13 11:41:51AdamChlipalaspam82009-09-13 05:56:4794.102.48.202While environmental performance ranks behind safety and economics in priorities in the, [[http://ccan.ozlabs.org/Wiki/asia-pacific-airline-354|asia pacific airline]]safe landings, takeoffs and taxiing72008-07-07 04:27:55localhostconverted to 1.6 markup62007-10-28 02:17:54MichaelOlsonFollow up on comment52007-10-28 02:16:06MichaelOlsonAdd Depth of Headings section42007-10-28 02:09:13AdamChlipalaComment32007-10-28 01:05:58MichaelOlsonAdd Writing Command section22007-10-28 00:51:59MichaelOlsonRemove stray text12007-10-28 00:50:43MichaelOlsonMove from RewriteGoals and flesh outThis page explains the considerations that should be taken when writing pages in the HCoop wiki.

Here's a basic template to apply when making new pages and revising old ones.

The following text, when placed at the beginning of a page, turns off numbering of headings. This should be used: If the page is the main page, or exactly one degree away from it, then you should include the following text at the very top of the page. On multi-page guides, such as DomTool. On other pages at the discretion of those who keep the wiki up-to-date.

If section numbers are turned off, then start with first-level headings. If section numbers are left on, then start with second-level headings. The reason for this is that the numbers in front of first-level headings look ugly and distract from the content of the page. Why not hack on the style instead? --AdamChlipala Because the size of the normal unnumbered headings look about right. Perhaps we should just turn section numbering off globally. I could do that easily. --MichaelOlson

For the MemberManual, there should be no more than two levels of headings, so that the distinction beween different levels may be clearly seen.

If you are writing a command, then put it on a separate line, so that it stands out and is easy to copy and paste. Bad: my-command foo bar. Good:

It would be best to use "you" (second-person) when writing the MemberManual. For other pages, it probably doesn't matter.