So, you want to create your own wiki? Whether you are a professional wiki creator who makes a living creating wikis, a hobbyist who just wants a space for your ideas, or you have a business that needs to have an easy way to collaborate effectively, efficiently and privately, you've come to the right place. Wikidot can help you build the wiki you want or need.
Wikidot Community
Wikidot is much more than a great wiki host, it is a community of amateurs and professionals whose passion is building websites using wikidot software. We like people to ask questions and we like to give answers. If you ever need help with anything, you will always find people willing to take the time to help you in the community forum. We're a patient, helpful bunch (slightly crazy too).
How Can We Help You?
The first thing you should do is introduce yourself. New members are always warmly welcomed, especially complete novices with no wiki experience. When you introduce yourself, you should tell us a little about yourself and what kind of wiki you would like to make. That way we have enough information to help you get started.
Go ahead and do this now. We have a forum reserved so you can tell us How May We Help You?
Getting Help
There are several steps to getting help in a quick and efficient way:
- Have a look on the Getting help page which holds a lot of links to more help information (reminder: this link can also be found on the left menu or on the top menu)
- Check the official documentation.
- You can perform a search on the keywords you are looking for:
- in the search box in the upper right hand corner of that page.
- in the search box of the Search Center, the link on the left side menu.
- in the "Tag Cloud" on the left side menu, and if the keyword is not here you can use the Entire Tag Cloud, it is the link at the bottom of the left side menu.
- Read what you find thoroughly. This critical first step is important. You will find most of your questions answered in the official documentation. If you can't find what you are looking for, or cannot understand what you read (it happens) then proceed to the next step.
- Take a look at the guide for "Confused First-timers".
- Have a look on our community pages. You will find links on the Top & Side menus to some of our pages. With the exception of some "admin:" pages, you can always read the source of our pages to see how we have built them - via the "src" button on the left top of our side menu!
- Watch the video tutorials:
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samoore
[FIXED] In the first paragraph - hobbist, not hobbyist.
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Sniki.org
Could be a dumb question:
what is "canonicalise" meaning in other words for a "non natural english" speaker…?
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Helmut, I'm a native English speaker and I don't know either! It sounds very religious.
Rob
Is it a process to assent someone as a saint? :) Dunno too.
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Found their page : Canonicalise on sniki.org…
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Search engines haven't quite figured out that wiihd.wikidot.com and wiihd.fortunz.com and wiihd.net are all the same site. Various sites across the internets link to all three. This is a good question.
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what is the code