WikiSTC:Help
Subversive Technologies & Countermeasures
- If you are new to the WikiMedia software software you will most likely find the information in the new user guide helpful.
- If you are familiar with the MediaWiki software you will find the information provided in policies and guidelines useful for contributors.
For "RAW" contents of the help system you can navigate the WikiSTC Help category.
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| User guides are manuals intended to give assistance and describe a how to approach to the subjects covered in that guide. These guides can range from novice level information to advanced features and operation of the topics covered.
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| Articles on WikiSTC consist of white papers, proof of concept code, scripts, technology guides, interesting behavior papers, security trends, software & hardware operation, and a variety of other security related issues. These pages are freely editable by anyone with an account that wishes to provide content to help create a multilateral view. By having many contributors of content WikiSTC hopes to achieve the most robust view possible in its articles.
Writing an articleBefore attempting to create a new article you should use the search feature to make sure that it has not already been written under that title or one very similar. If you use "try exact match" or "Go" and the search fails you will be presented with a "Create a page" link. Below is a search box provided for convenience.
As an introduction for users unfamiliar with editing the url in your browser to create a page, a form is provided below. Just type the name of your article you wish to create into the box below and click "Create article". It is best to write your article before hand and make use of spell checkers or other tools. When writing your article use the "show preview" button to check for errors or see how your changes will look before you commit to the database. This will cut down on the entries you create in recent changes or page history making your page easier to understand for other editors.
Example: http://www.wikistc.org/wiki/I am an article
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Navigating categoriesA categories page can be accessed from the sidebar that provides a user interface to help visualize and navigate categories. sidebar located on the left of the page An alphabetical list of all categories can be found by selecting special pages from the sidebar toolbox; Selecting All pages from the special pages page will then let you view ALL the contents of ANY namespace. sidebar located on the left of the page From All pages select category from the Namespace: drop down box and click Go. This will provide an alphabetical list over every category present on WikiSTC. Creating categoriesNew categories on WikiSTC should only be created if at minimum they meet the following criteria:
Adding a page to a categoryAdding a page to a category is done by inserting [[category:category name]] into the page you wish to index in that category. Guidelines for adding pages to categories should be reviewed before attempting to categorize a page. |
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Policies are standards that are strictly enforced to maintain some type of order on WikiSTC and prevent content from degrading into meaningless flame wars, personal attacks, and many other form of useless banter. Policies are not as numerous as guidelines and serve to set up hard boundaries of conduct, where guidelines offer suggestions on the best course of action. Policies can and will be enforced by any user, if you are enforcing a policy you must add a template to the talk or main page of the disputed content as a marker for other editors explaining why content was altered. While consensus is the preferred course of action before making any changes to content clear violations of policy should be changed immediately.
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| Message templates are used to mark pages for review by contributors and as warnings to readers that the content could be inaccurate, a hoax, or disputed in any way.
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