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Here's one that's in the MBP forum:
https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/1756865/
I realized that Wiki discovery isn't the easiest right now. We'll need some sort of "guides/wiki" index.
arn
https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/1756865/
I realized that Wiki discovery isn't the easiest right now. We'll need some sort of "guides/wiki" index.
arn
Members require 25 posts to make and edit and any edits can be rolled back to an un-vandalised version.
If you see someone vandalising a wiki then please use the report post button as we have the ability to ban members from editing.
they don't get bumped from edits (but something to consider), but we do need a better Wiki discovery system. At a minimum we could have a wiki-of-wikis.
arn
I have had a go in the iOS 8 forum. I could see something like this working well within each forum as the number of wiki threads increase.
That confuses me. If that discussion is a Wiki why does the thread starter put this in it ?
"This is a Wiki-post, editable by anyone with more than 25 posts
Please post feedback and suggestions for this wiki as a reply in this thread!"
That makes no sense. Feedback and suggestions as a reply ? A Wiki is editable by anyone with X number of posts so that shouldn't even be in there.
The Part that says "This is a Wiki-post, editable by anyone with more than 25 posts" is added by default when the Wiki is enabled.
The part that says "Please post feedback and suggestions for this wiki as a reply in this thread!" is what the OP himself put in there, to which I have no idea why.
KK. Cool.
Maybe a mod could explain exactly what a Wiki is as a sticky in the major threads.
It might help some people understand more about Wiki's.
Which is a cool idea imho.
Thanks for pointing that out. I changed it. You could've changed it yourself since its a wiki thread
Thanks for pointing that out. I changed it. You could've changed it yourself since its a wiki thread
Had I done that you would have not known why.
General instructions for creating wiki threads were linked in the first post of this thread. https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/wiki-thread-instructions.1754616/
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