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About Wiki Spot

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- Simply put, Wiki Spot is an organization of people dedicated to helping communities use wikis. We're a registered nonprofit organization[[Footnote(We're a registered non-profit corporation in the State of California and have applied for 501(c)3 tax-exempt status from the US Federal Government)]].	+ Simply put, Wiki Spot is an organization of people dedicated to helping communities use wikis. We're a registered nonprofit organization[[Footnote(We're a registered non-profit corporation in the State of California and have applied for 501(c)3 tax-exempt status from the US Federal Government)]] and we're dedicated to ["Wiki Spot Development" free/open-source software]. +

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	+ ------ + ''2009-11-21 21:28:09'' [[nbsp]] Someone created the lamorinda.wikispot.org, and hasn't edited it in over a year. I'd like to build it up and publicize it a bit. The admin left no contact information. Is there a way for the admin privileges to be transferred to another user? (Honestly, the only thing I'd like to see changed that I can't change now is the logo - I don't know what the original creator of the wiki was thinking, but the "m" in lamorinda should not be capitalized). --["Users/TJJ"]

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	+ ------ + ''2009-11-21 14:50:29'' [[nbsp]] you claim to be a lolicon support/fan yet youa re anti pedo by all legal definitions being a fan of lolicon makes you a pedo and you hate pedos thus i am left to assume only that you ahte yourself this hate you should not put off onto others i'm glad to see you are visting a shrink maybe it will help hope you get this if not then you ahev my sympathy. ~Pete --195.148.124.67

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- Sustainability analysis by Edward Sibal - Chosen Experiment #7: Bipolar Junction Transistor	+ If you would like to help out with or just learn from one of our established projects, head over to the '''["Wiki Directory"]''' to find a wiki that interests you. Some may require you to register an account before editing, but within a minute you'll be on your way to improving your community resource.
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- '''Energy''' - - The practice of sustainability to recycle and reuse old silicon material saves a lot of energy in manufacturing new silicon material. On October 30th 2007, the IBM Corporation developed this practice to recycle old silicon parts and use them to manufacture solar panels. [1] This process of creating the solar panels saves 90% of time, energy, and money during calibration and testing. - - According to the 2nd law of Ecology, everything must go somewhere. This applies to this sustainable practice because the old silicon material has to end up somewhere in this world. Rather than burning or disposing the silicon, it is being reused for solar panels that will also help society produce energy in a sustainable matter. - ''' - Environment''' - - Recycling and disposing technology such as computers, televisions, and printers is still a main concern in today’s society. According to Jeff Johnson, he states that “The plastic cases and other parts that remain from the electronics are often disposed by burning them, which emits dioxins and other pollutants.” [2] Dioxins are highly toxic, which can affect many organisms especially humans since dioxins can stay in the human body for seven to eleven years. Therefore, burning technology poses a threat to the environment by polluting the atmosphere, which can affect humans worldwide. - - The 3rd law of Ecology states nature knows best and bats last. People have to understand and overcome the consequences of burning electrical devices. Furthermore, the American government took action by committing itself to purchase $60 million dollars in information technology hardware that conforms to the EPEAT (Electronic Product Environmental Assesment Tool) standard. This forced companies to create their computer and monitors to a standard of 51 green design and performance. Hence, this encouraged companies to “use less hazardous materials, product take-back programs, monitoring of recycling, and other environmental aware productions methods and materials.” [2] - - '''Economics - ''' - According to the 1st law of Ecology, everything connects to everything else. People are concerned about energy consumption and how energy conservation can improve the economy. According to the report, Unlocking Energy Efficiency in the U.S. Economy, depicts that the U.S. economy has steadily improved its ability to produce more with less energy, but these improvements emerged unevenly and incompletely within the economy. [3] Modern technology such as solar panels, wind power, and water current create sustainable energy, but the problem is that some consumers use a lot of that energy and some consumers conserve that energy. Moreover, the use of energy at different times fluctuates the economy. As a result, the government has taken action on both national and regional levels to promote energy efficiency. They want all consumers to regulate their use of energy and to become ‘energy efficient’ in order to stabilize the improvement of the economy. - - '''Political and Social Equity''' - - Political equity occurs between the United States and Europe when they both face sustainability issues. According to Jeff Johnson, “U.S. companies are being influenced by the European Union’s Waste Electrical & Equipment (WEEE) Directive, which requires manufacturers to take back used products and bans disposal of e-waste in landfills, as well as the EU Restriction of Hazardous Substance Directive, which bands the import of electronics with toxics such as lead and cadmium.” [2] The United States is using Europe’s ideas to reduce the problem of disposing electrical devices. However, other countries are experiencing the same sustainability issues and it is important that they follow the same programs to reduce e-waste efficiently. - - In addition, the disposal of electronics is affecting people socially. According to the article, “A Tsunami of Electronic Waste,” by Jeff Johnson states that “as much as 80% of ‘recycled’ material is in fact not really recycled but is dumped in the poorest parts of the world.” [2] Since people are avoiding to burn devices from polluting the atmosphere, they are creating landfills that can affect citizens that live by or at the landfill site. - - Lastly, both of these political and social equity situations relate to the 4th law of Ecology: there is no such thing as a free lunch. There is no such thing as free energy, since people have to pay for the consequences of pollution, the practice of energy conservation, and limited resources to create energy. - - - [1] Ho, David, “IBM Process Recycles Silicon.” The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. [Accessed November 18, 2009]. - - Available: http://www.computerworld.com/action/article.do?command=viewArticleBasic&articleId=9044799 - - [2] Johnson, Jeff, “A Tsunami Of Electronic Waste.” Chemical & Engineering News. [Accessed November 20, 2009]. - - Available: http://pubs.acs.org/cen/government/86/8621gov1.html - - [3] “Unlocking Energy Efficiency in the U.S. economy.” [Accessed November 18, 2009]. - - Available: http://www.mckinsey.com/clientservice/electricpowernaturalgas/US_energy_efficiency/ -	+ If you can't find what you're looking for, it is easy to start and administer a wiki for your own community at Wiki Spot: just log in and '''["create a wiki"]''' today!

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	+ ----- /!\ Edit conflict! Your version: ----- + Sustainability analysis by Edward Sibal + Chosen Experiment #7: Bipolar Junction Transistor + + '''Energy''' + + The practice of sustainability to recycle and reuse old silicon material saves a lot of energy in manufacturing new silicon material. On October 30th 2007, the IBM Corporation developed this practice to recycle old silicon parts and use them to manufacture solar panels. [1] This process of creating the solar panels saves 90% of time, energy, and money during calibration and testing. + + According to the 2nd law of Ecology, everything must go somewhere. This applies to this sustainable practice because the old silicon material has to end up somewhere in this world. Rather than burning or disposing the silicon, it is being reused for solar panels that will also help society produce energy in a sustainable matter. + ''' + Environment''' + + Recycling and disposing technology such as computers, televisions, and printers is still a main concern in today’s society. According to Jeff Johnson, he states that “The plastic cases and other parts that remain from the electronics are often disposed by burning them, which emits dioxins and other pollutants.” [2] Dioxins are highly toxic, which can affect many organisms especially humans since dioxins can stay in the human body for seven to eleven years. Therefore, burning technology poses a threat to the environment by polluting the atmosphere, which can affect humans worldwide. + + The 3rd law of Ecology states nature knows best and bats last. People have to understand and overcome the consequences of burning electrical devices. Furthermore, the American government took action by committing itself to purchase $60 million dollars in information technology hardware that conforms to the EPEAT (Electronic Product Environmental Assesment Tool) standard. This forced companies to create their computer and monitors to a standard of 51 green design and performance. Hence, this encouraged companies to “use less hazardous materials, product take-back programs, monitoring of recycling, and other environmental aware productions methods and materials.” [2] + + '''Economics + ''' + According to the 1st law of Ecology, everything connects to everything else. People are concerned about energy consumption and how energy conservation can improve the economy. According to the report, Unlocking Energy Efficiency in the U.S. Economy, depicts that the U.S. economy has steadily improved its ability to produce more with less energy, but these improvements emerged unevenly and incompletely within the economy. [3] Modern technology such as solar panels, wind power, and water current create sustainable energy, but the problem is that some consumers use a lot of that energy and some consumers conserve that energy. Moreover, the use of energy at different times fluctuates the economy. As a result, the government has taken action on both national and regional levels to promote energy efficiency. They want all consumers to regulate their use of energy and to become ‘energy efficient’ in order to stabilize the improvement of the economy. + + '''Political and Social Equity''' + + Political equity occurs between the United States and Europe when they both face sustainability issues. According to Jeff Johnson, “U.S. companies are being influenced by the European Union’s Waste Electrical & Equipment (WEEE) Directive, which requires manufacturers to take back used products and bans disposal of e-waste in landfills, as well as the EU Restriction of Hazardous Substance Directive, which bands the import of electronics with toxics such as lead and cadmium.” [2] The United States is using Europe’s ideas to reduce the problem of disposing electrical devices. However, other countries are experiencing the same sustainability issues and it is important that they follow the same programs to reduce e-waste efficiently. + + In addition, the disposal of electronics is affecting people socially. According to the article, “A Tsunami of Electronic Waste,” by Jeff Johnson states that “as much as 80% of ‘recycled’ material is in fact not really recycled but is dumped in the poorest parts of the world.” [2] Since people are avoiding to burn devices from polluting the atmosphere, they are creating landfills that can affect citizens that live by or at the landfill site. + + Lastly, both of these political and social equity situations relate to the 4th law of Ecology: there is no such thing as a free lunch. There is no such thing as free energy, since people have to pay for the consequences of pollution, the practice of energy conservation, and limited resources to create energy. + + + [1] Ho, David, “IBM Process Recycles Silicon.” The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. [Accessed November 18, 2009]. + + Available: http://www.computerworld.com/action/article.do?command=viewArticleBasic&articleId=9044799 + + [2] Johnson, Jeff, “A Tsunami Of Electronic Waste.” Chemical & Engineering News. [Accessed November 20, 2009]. + + Available: http://pubs.acs.org/cen/government/86/8621gov1.html + + [3] “Unlocking Energy Efficiency in the U.S. economy” [Accessed November 18, 2009]. + + Available: http://www.mckinsey.com/clientservice/electricpowernaturalgas/US_energy_efficiency/ + + ----- /!\ Edit conflict! Other version: -----
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- Sustainability analysis by Edward Sibal	+ A "wiki" is an interlinked set of Web pages written by the people who use it: the beauty of a wiki is that anyone can edit and contribute. Wiki Spot is a nonprofit, member-supported effort dedicated to helping communities use wikis.
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- '''Energy'''	+ If you would like to help out with or just learn from one of our established projects, head over to the '''["Wiki Directory"]''' to find a wiki that interests you. Some may require you to register an account before editing, but within a minute you'll be on your way to improving your community resource.
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- The practice of sustainability to recycle and reuse old silicon material saves a lot of energy in manufacturing new silicon material. On October 30th 2007, the IBM Corporation developed this practice to recycle old silicon parts and use them to manufacture solar panels. [1] This process of creating the solar panels saves 90% of time, energy, and money during calibration and testing. - - According to the 2nd law of Ecology, everything must go somewhere. This applies to this sustainable practice because the old silicon material has to end up somewhere in this world. Rather than burning or disposing the silicon, it is being reused for solar panels that will also help society produce energy in a sustainable matter. - ''' - Environment''' - - Recycling and disposing technology such as computers, televisions, and printers is still a main concern in today’s society. According to Jeff Johnson, he states that “The plastic cases and other parts that remain from the electronics are often disposed by burning them, which emits dioxins and other pollutants.” [2] Dioxins are highly toxic, which can affect many organisms especially humans since dioxins can stay in the human body for seven to eleven years. Therefore, burning technology poses a threat to the environment by polluting the atmosphere, which can affect humans worldwide. - - The 3rd law of Ecology states nature knows best and bats last. People have to understand and overcome the consequences of burning electrical devices. Furthermore, the American government took action by committing itself to purchase $60 million dollars in information technology hardware that conforms to the EPEAT (Electronic Product Environmental Assesment Tool) standard. This forced companies to create their computer and monitors to a standard of 51 green design and performance. Hence, this encouraged companies to “use less hazardous materials, product take-back programs, monitoring of recycling, and other environmental aware productions methods and materials.” [2] - - '''Economics - ''' - According to the 1st law of Ecology, everything connects to everything else. People are concerned about energy consumption and how energy conservation can improve the economy. According to the report, Unlocking Energy Efficiency in the U.S. Economy, depicts that the U.S. economy has steadily improved its ability to produce more with less energy, but these improvements emerged unevenly and incompletely within the economy. [3] Modern technology such as solar panels, wind power, and water current create sustainable energy, but the problem is that some consumers use a lot of that energy and some consumers conserve that energy. Moreover, the use of energy at different times fluctuates the economy. As a result, the government has taken action on both national and regional levels to promote energy efficiency. They want all consumers to regulate their use of energy and to become ‘energy efficient’ in order to stabilize the improvement of the economy. - - '''Political and Social Equity''' - - Political equity occurs between the United States and Europe when they both face sustainability issues. According to Jeff Johnson, “U.S. companies are being influenced by the European Union’s Waste Electrical & Equipment (WEEE) Directive, which requires manufacturers to take back used products and bans disposal of e-waste in landfills, as well as the EU Restriction of Hazardous Substance Directive, which bands the import of electronics with toxics such as lead and cadmium.” [2] The United States is using Europe’s ideas to reduce the problem of disposing electrical devices. However, other countries are experiencing the same sustainability issues and it is important that they follow the same programs to reduce e-waste efficiently. - - In addition, the disposal of electronics is affecting people socially. According to the article, “A Tsunami of Electronic Waste,” by Jeff Johnson states that “as much as 80% of ‘recycled’ material is in fact not really recycled but is dumped in the poorest parts of the world.” [2] Since people are avoiding to burn devices from polluting the atmosphere, they are creating landfills that can affect citizens that live by or at the landfill site. - - Lastly, both of these political and social equity situations relate to the 4th law of Ecology: there is no such thing as a free lunch. There is no such thing as free energy, since people have to pay for the consequences of pollution, the practice of energy conservation, and limited resources to create energy. - - - [1] Ho, David. “IBM Process Recycles Silicon.” The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. - - Available: http://www.computerworld.com/action/article.do?command=viewArticleBasic&articleId=9044799 - - [2] Johnson, Jeff. “A Tsunami Of Electronic Waste.” Chemical & Engineering News. - - Available: http://pubs.acs.org/cen/government/86/8621gov1.html - - [3] “Unlocking Energy Efficiency in the U.S. economy” - - Available: http://www.mckinsey.com/clientservice/electricpowernaturalgas/US_energy_efficiency/ - - -	+ If you can't find what you're looking for, it is easy to start and administer a wiki for your own community at Wiki Spot: just log in and '''["create a wiki"]''' today!

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- A "wiki" is an interlinked set of Web pages written by the people who use it: the beauty of a wiki is that anyone can edit and contribute. Wiki Spot is a nonprofit, member-supported effort dedicated to helping communities use wikis.	+ Sustainability analysis by Edward Sibal
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- If you would like to help out with or just learn from one of our established projects, head over to the '''["Wiki Directory"]''' to find a wiki that interests you. Some may require you to register an account before editing, but within a minute you'll be on your way to improving your community resource.	+ '''Energy'''
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- If you can't find what you're looking for, it is easy to start and administer a wiki for your own community at Wiki Spot: just log in and '''["create a wiki"]''' today!	+ The practice of sustainability to recycle and reuse old silicon material saves a lot of energy in manufacturing new silicon material. On October 30th 2007, the IBM Corporation developed this practice to recycle old silicon parts and use them to manufacture solar panels. [1] This process of creating the solar panels saves 90% of time, energy, and money during calibration and testing. + + According to the 2nd law of Ecology, everything must go somewhere. This applies to this sustainable practice because the old silicon material has to end up somewhere in this world. Rather than burning or disposing the silicon, it is being reused for solar panels that will also help society produce energy in a sustainable matter. + ''' + Environment''' + + Recycling and disposing technology such as computers, televisions, and printers is still a main concern in today’s society. According to Jeff Johnson, he states that “The plastic cases and other parts that remain from the electronics are often disposed by burning them, which emits dioxins and other pollutants.” [2] Dioxins are highly toxic, which can affect many organisms especially humans since dioxins can stay in the human body for seven to eleven years. Therefore, burning technology poses a threat to the environment by polluting the atmosphere, which can affect humans worldwide. + + The 3rd law of Ecology states nature knows best and bats last. People have to understand and overcome the consequences of burning electrical devices. Furthermore, the American government took action by committing itself to purchase $60 million dollars in information technology hardware that conforms to the EPEAT (Electronic Product Environmental Assesment Tool) standard. This forced companies to create their computer and monitors to a standard of 51 green design and performance. Hence, this encouraged companies to “use less hazardous materials, product take-back programs, monitoring of recycling, and other environmental aware productions methods and materials.” [2] + + '''Economics + ''' + According to the 1st law of Ecology, everything connects to everything else. People are concerned about energy consumption and how energy conservation can improve the economy. According to the report, Unlocking Energy Efficiency in the U.S. Economy, depicts that the U.S. economy has steadily improved its ability to produce more with less energy, but these improvements emerged unevenly and incompletely within the economy. [3] Modern technology such as solar panels, wind power, and water current create sustainable energy, but the problem is that some consumers use a lot of that energy and some consumers conserve that energy. Moreover, the use of energy at different times fluctuates the economy. As a result, the government has taken action on both national and regional levels to promote energy efficiency. They want all consumers to regulate their use of energy and to become ‘energy efficient’ in order to stabilize the improvement of the economy. + + '''Political and Social Equity''' + + Political equity occurs between the United States and Europe when they both face sustainability issues. According to Jeff Johnson, “U.S. companies are being influenced by the European Union’s Waste Electrical & Equipment (WEEE) Directive, which requires manufacturers to take back used products and bans disposal of e-waste in landfills, as well as the EU Restriction of Hazardous Substance Directive, which bands the import of electronics with toxics such as lead and cadmium.” [2] The United States is using Europe’s ideas to reduce the problem of disposing electrical devices. However, other countries are experiencing the same sustainability issues and it is important that they follow the same programs to reduce e-waste efficiently. + + In addition, the disposal of electronics is affecting people socially. According to the article, “A Tsunami of Electronic Waste,” by Jeff Johnson states that “as much as 80% of ‘recycled’ material is in fact not really recycled but is dumped in the poorest parts of the world.” [2] Since people are avoiding to burn devices from polluting the atmosphere, they are creating landfills that can affect citizens that live by or at the landfill site. + + Lastly, both of these political and social equity situations relate to the 4th law of Ecology: there is no such thing as a free lunch. There is no such thing as free energy, since people have to pay for the consequences of pollution, the practice of energy conservation, and limited resources to create energy. + + + [1] Ho, David. “IBM Process Recycles Silicon.” The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. + + Available: http://www.computerworld.com/action/article.do?command=viewArticleBasic&articleId=9044799 + + [2] Johnson, Jeff. “A Tsunami Of Electronic Waste.” Chemical & Engineering News. + + Available: http://pubs.acs.org/cen/government/86/8621gov1.html + + [3] “Unlocking Energy Efficiency in the U.S. economy” + + Available: http://www.mckinsey.com/clientservice/electricpowernaturalgas/US_energy_efficiency/ + + +

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	+ ''Sorry, but there currently is no way to do equations in LaTeX on [wiki:sycamore], the software we power to use Davis Wiki. I said I'd add the feature awhile back, but I've been busy. Currently, our problem is that we need to make sure the user can't do anything sneaky like get an infinite loop going. If there is some software that can be easily adapted to do this, we can add the feature.'' --["Users/WilliamLewis"]

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	+ No. Our ["Community Guidelines"] prohibit wikis created for commercial gain. If you want to create a wiki using our software on your own webhost, though, you can download it at [wiki:sycamore Project Sycamore]. --["Users/WilliamLewis"]

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	+ ------ + ''2009-11-20 17:23:54'' [[nbsp]] hi! can I make a commercial wiki? for business? obviously in a wiki way...interactive ;-) can I? --93.43.17.66

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	+ ------ + ''2009-11-20 10:24:34'' [[nbsp]] Hi I was wondering how we can use LaTEX editing things to write the wiki. I tried to add some general formula but it doesn't work. Do you know if wikispot accepts LaTEX writing and recognise it, or a way to make it to recognise??? --["Users/Aida"]

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- ''2009-11-19 19:40:56'' [[nbsp]] A lot of pages that have turned out to be great started off fairly sparse. ["Calculus"] is linked from several other places on the wiki. You could add Davis specific resources about it, stories, pictures. --["Users/JasonAller"]	+ ''2009-11-19 19:40:56'' [[nbsp]] A lot of pages that have turned out to be great started off fairly sparse. [wiki:davis:"Calculus"] is linked from several other places on the wiki. You could add Davis specific resources about it, stories, pictures. --["Users/JasonAller"]

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	+ ''This editor can edit this entry and tell us a bit about themselves by clicking the Edit icon.'' + + [[Comments]] + + ''2009-11-19 19:40:56'' [[nbsp]] A lot of pages that have turned out to be great started off fairly sparse. ["Calculus"] is linked from several other places on the wiki. You could add Davis specific resources about it, stories, pictures. --["Users/JasonAller"]

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- When you reach at Entebbe Airport, our company safari guide will welcome you and lead you to Kasese and spend the night at Hotel Margherita basing on time of arrival.http://www.adventureugandasafari.com - This evening, your guide will head to the park headquarters and the Rwenzori Mountaineering Services concessions to arrange payments, rent equipment and select guides and porters for the following day’s journey. F/B.
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- On this day, you will start your hike by departing the park head quarters (5400ft 1,646 m), walking past typical “wattle and mud” Buhonjo homes and slowly head upward passed elephant grass and garden plots. http://www.gorillas-safaris.com It takes just about forty minutes to reach the National Park boundary (which can be a pleasant half or one day trip for someone not going further ).The trail then follows the Mahoma River after about two and a half hours. After crossing the River, you will have a very steep climb through open bracken fern slopes and Podocarpus forest up to Nyabitaba Hut (8,700 ft/ 2,652) reached about an hour and a half past the Mahoma River crossing. During this part of the trip,http://www.adventureugandasafari.com you may be able to see Chimps and some times behind the Hut you can see Black and White Colobus and Blue monkeys and catch glimpses of the brilliantly –colored Rwenzori Touraco ( a bird of the tree tops). Over night at Nyabitaba hut. F/B.
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Help for Wiki Administrators

PhilipNeustrom — 2009-11-18 19:45:13

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- deleted	+ Wiki Administration should be easy, right? Users can moderate each other, but that doesn't solve every problem a wiki administrator will come across. Unruly wikizens may rise up in revolt, pages can become the subject of savage edit wars and brutal deletion-reversion cycles, and digital biker gangs of vandals can ransack your pages of any content. Oh noes! This is where you, the noble administrator comes in, to serve as a wiki warrior and fight the good fight. Here are some tools for you to do so: + + = Banning Users = + + Banning users is a tactic that should be used as a last resort. You can always click the info button, click revert, and then try to explain to the user what he or she is doing wrong. Though it depends on the nature of your wiki, it is usually in the best interest to allow people to grow rather than ban them at the first sign of trouble. This allows the community response to be seen as the strongest response to bad behavior. + + That said, there are the jerks out there. To ban a user, go to the {{{Wiki Settings/Security}}} page on your wiki and enter his or her username (one name on each line) in the Banned Users section. Save the settings, and you're done. If it's an anonymous user, you will have to ban the IP address that shows up in Recent Changes. Again, put that in the Banned IP addresses section, and you'll be done. + + If a user is particularly bad, you can ban his or her IP -- this may only work for a day or so, due to dynamic IP addresses. Still, it's often enough to let someone cool off. + + Just hover over the username in Recent Changes or on an Info page, and the IP address should pop up. You can also go to the user info page for a user to find out this information: go to the user page for the user, click info, then click "User Info." + + Spammers are commonly banned on wikis because they are boring. + + = Access Control & User Groups = + == Single Page == + Once in a while, you'll probably need to lock a page from editing. In fact, some of the pages in your wiki come pre-locked when you created your wiki (notably ["Recent Changes"]). You, as the administrator can edit these system pages, but most user accounts have been locked out using the access controls. + + [[Image(security.png, thumbnail, right, 200, noborder)]] To use the access controls, click edit on a page, and then click the '''Security''' button (to the far right of the Save Changes button). You'll be brought back to a view of the page, which will list options for ''everybody'' (casual viewers of the site), ''logged-in people'' (those viewing with wiki accounts), and any other user groups you may have defined. (No, you cannot lock yourself out.) Click the options you want, and then save the settings. + + * Users who cannot ''read'' a page will see a message along the lines of "You are not allowed to view this page." + * Users who cannot ''edit'' a page cannot make changes to the page or its associated files. + * Users who cannot ''delete'' a page cannot remove it from the wiki, but still may be able to deface the page through editing. + * Users who can ''admin''istrate a page can change these privileges for other people. + + Often, protecting a page from editing or deletion is useful in allowing users to calm down during an edit war. While the wiki is made to be edited, often a short locking period (from an hour to a day) is useful in getting users to think before they edit. + + == Global Settings == + By default, your wiki allows anyone to edit the wiki anonymously -- all it does is log their IP address. However, you might want something more secure than that. Requiring your users to register an account can help to build community. Or you might want to hold data for a more secret project, where only a few users get to edit and view pages. In these cases, your friend is the {{{Wiki Settings/Security}}} page. + + Once you're on the Security page, the first thing you'll see at the top of the page is a bunch of checkboxes. If you want to require all of your users to have accounts to edit your wiki, just uncheck the ''edit'' box next to {{{Everybody may:}}} and click {{{Save Settings}}}. You can even restrict the settings so much that only administrators can even ''look'' at your wiki, if you so desire. + + If you do want to make your wiki private (especially when it's temporarily private, perhaps during an ["Building Community" initial seeding phase]), '''it might be a good idea to make your {{{Front Page}}} public, so people know what's going on''' -- see the single page instructions above. + + To do anything much fancier than this, you'll need to set up particular user groups. You can create a new group at the bottom of the Security page, add some Wiki Spot usernames, and click save. You can always add more usernames to the group (and the other groups above). You can even create a group with administrator-esque privileges to lock pages, but they won't be able to modify the user groups or any of the other wiki settings. Once you're done with that, you can modify the default settings above for the new group and/or specify different pages which gives the group additional privileges. + + = Configuring Settings = + + * Most general wiki settings are detailed on ["Wiki Creator Guide"]. + * Creating logos, ["CSS"] settings, and your wiki's appearance are discussed on ["Customizing wikis"] + + + = See also .. = + * ["Building community"] around and in your wiki + * ["Using a custom domain name"] + * ["FAQ"]

Help for Wiki Administrators

MattMicke — 2009-11-18 19:35:01

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This allows the community response to be seen as the strongest response to bad behavior. - - That said, there are the jerks out there. To ban a user, go to the {{{Wiki Settings/Security}}} page on your wiki and enter his or her username (one name on each line) in the Banned Users section. Save the settings, and you're done. If it's an anonymous user, you will have to ban the IP address that shows up in Recent Changes. Again, put that in the Banned IP addresses section, and you'll be done. - - If a user is particularly bad, you can ban his or her IP -- this may only work for a day or so, due to dynamic IP addresses. Still, it's often enough to let someone cool off. - - Just hover over the username in Recent Changes or on an Info page, and the IP address should pop up. You can also go to the user info page for a user to find out this information: go to the user page for the user, click info, then click "User Info." - - Spammers are commonly banned on wikis because they are boring. - - = Access Control & User Groups = - == Single Page == - Once in a while, you'll probably need to lock a page from editing. In fact, some of the pages in your wiki come pre-locked when you created your wiki (notably ["Recent Changes"]). You, as the administrator can edit these system pages, but most user accounts have been locked out using the access controls. - - [[Image(security.png, thumbnail, right, 200, noborder)]] To use the access controls, click edit on a page, and then click the '''Security''' button (to the far right of the Save Changes button). You'll be brought back to a view of the page, which will list options for ''everybody'' (casual viewers of the site), ''logged-in people'' (those viewing with wiki accounts), and any other user groups you may have defined. (No, you cannot lock yourself out.) Click the options you want, and then save the settings. - - * Users who cannot ''read'' a page will see a message along the lines of "You are not allowed to view this page." - * Users who cannot ''edit'' a page cannot make changes to the page or its associated files. - * Users who cannot ''delete'' a page cannot remove it from the wiki, but still may be able to deface the page through editing. - * Users who can ''admin''istrate a page can change these privileges for other people. - - Often, protecting a page from editing or deletion is useful in allowing users to calm down during an edit war. While the wiki is made to be edited, often a short locking period (from an hour to a day) is useful in getting users to think before they edit. - - == Global Settings == - By default, your wiki allows anyone to edit the wiki anonymously -- all it does is log their IP address. However, you might want something more secure than that. Requiring your users to register an account can help to build community. Or you might want to hold data for a more secret project, where only a few users get to edit and view pages. In these cases, your friend is the {{{Wiki Settings/Security}}} page. - - Once you're on the Security page, the first thing you'll see at the top of the page is a bunch of checkboxes. If you want to require all of your users to have accounts to edit your wiki, just uncheck the ''edit'' box next to {{{Everybody may:}}} and click {{{Save Settings}}}. You can even restrict the settings so much that only administrators can even ''look'' at your wiki, if you so desire. - - If you do want to make your wiki private (especially when it's temporarily private, perhaps during an ["Building Community" initial seeding phase]), '''it might be a good idea to make your {{{Front Page}}} public, so people know what's going on''' -- see the single page instructions above. - - To do anything much fancier than this, you'll need to set up particular user groups. You can create a new group at the bottom of the Security page, add some Wiki Spot usernames, and click save. You can always add more usernames to the group (and the other groups above). You can even create a group with administrator-esque privileges to lock pages, but they won't be able to modify the user groups or any of the other wiki settings. Once you're done with that, you can modify the default settings above for the new group and/or specify different pages which gives the group additional privileges. - - = Configuring Settings = - - * Most general wiki settings are detailed on ["Wiki Creator Guide"]. - * Creating logos, ["CSS"] settings, and your wiki's appearance are discussed on ["Customizing wikis"] - - - = See also .. = - * ["Building community"] around and in your wiki - * ["Using a custom domain name"] - * ["FAQ"]	+ deleted

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Help with Editing

WilliamLewis — 2009-11-18 19:05:40

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WilliamLewis — 2009-11-18 19:05:33

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Users/WHITEPP

NickSchmalenberger — 2009-11-18 19:03:56

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- '''Stellar SLP Sites ... resources really are your BEST friend!!	+ '''Stellar SLP Sites ... resources really are your BEST friend!!''' + Hi, are you involved with the National Student Speech Language Hearing Association or the South Carolina Speech Language Hearing Association? If you want to create a wiki site for your group, you can ["Create a wiki"]. If you have any questions, you can post them on ["Community Discussion"] or leave a comment on [wiki:Davis:"Users/NickSchmalenberger" my page on the Davis wiki]. Thanks! --["Users/NickSchmalenberger"]

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Help with Editing

WHITEPP — 2009-11-18 15:16:07

Upload of file NSSLHA November-December 2009 Newsletter DRAFT.doc.

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WHITEPP — 2009-11-18 15:16:07

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Help with Editing

WHITEPP — 2009-11-18 15:16:05

Upload of file NSSLHA November-December 2009 Newsletter DRAFT.doc.

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WHITEPP — 2009-11-18 15:14:45

Upload of file Stellar SLP Sites LIST.doc.

Users/WilliamLewis

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Users/WilliamLewis

JasonAller — 2009-11-18 06:32:06

reply to Mr. or Mrs. 24.1.131.10

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	+ * Which page are you referring to? I saw that William cleaned up a bunch of pages recently that were off topic for the Wiki Spot hub wiki. --["Users/JasonAller"]

FIN 300

WilliamLewis — 2009-11-18 04:48:57

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- \|\|<#ffff00>Hello there and welcome to Wiki Spot. You are currently editing the wiki at wikispot.org, which is the central wiki we use to organize our service. This page is off topic on this wiki, so I have deleted it, although you can get the text you wrote [http://wikispot.org/FIN_300?action=raw&version=25 here]. It looks like you want to create an account and then ["Create a wiki"]. If you need any help doing this, please don't hesitate to ask for it. --["Users/WilliamLewis"]\|\| - - ''If you want me to reply to your messages, please create an account. There is a link to do so in the upper right hand corner of the screen. I explained on this page why I deleted the page: It's off topic. This is a wiki about wiki spot. If you want to create a wiki to work on a project, we're here to help you, but this wiki isn't the place to do it. Create your own by heading on over to ["Create a wiki"]. --["Users/WilliamLewis"]''	+ deleted

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FIN 300

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FIN 300.

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- FIN 300 PRACTICE SETS 5, 6 and 7 - - MOST OF US NEED HELP WITH THESE PROBLEMS AS I CAN SEE FROM ALL THE EMAILS I AM GETTING - - SO I CREATED THIS WIKI SO WE CAN ALL POST A COUPLE OF PROBLEMS THAT WE HAVE SOLVED - - THEN EVERYONE CAN CHECK TO SEE HOW THE PROBLEMS ARE DONE. - - IF YOU DO NOT KNOW HOW TO USE THIS WIKI, ALL YOU HAVE TO DO IS - - - 1. CLICK "EDIT" AT THE TOP OF THE PAGE TO ADD SOMETHING - 2. CLICK "SAVE CHANGES" AT THE BOTTOM OF THE PAGE TO SAVE THE WIKI - - THANKS FOR EVERYONES INPUT! - - - PS 5 # 1 - - r=YTM= 7.77% - m= 2 (semiannual interest) - n= 13 (# of years to maturity = 2002-2009) - A= annuity = .071251000 = 71.25/2 = 35.625 - - Value of Bond = PV (semiannual interest) + PV (lump sum face value) - - = 35.625 ((1-1/1+(.0777/2))^26)) + (1000/(1+(.0777/2))^26)) - - 576.41 + 371.22 - - = 947.63 - - - - PS 5 #2 - - r=YTM=6.46% - m=2 (semiannual interest) - n=# of years to maturity = 22 - A= .086251000 = 86.25/2 =43.125 (divide by 2 because semiannual interest) - - 43.125 ((1-(1/(1+(.0949/2))^44)) + (1000/(1+(.0646/2))^44)) - - 1005.48 + 246.91 - - = 1252.39 - - 1252.39 x 316 bonds = $395,755.24 - - - - - - If anyone could do the whole practice set 5, that would be great. If anyone needs practice set 7, problems 1-3, ill post them here later on. - - - - If somebody missed class today problem #2 set 7. - [[File(Problem 2 set7.doc)]] - - - - - - - Practice set 7 #1 - - Cost(Mkt Value)=8,675,000 - mod=1,271,000 - ebdit=3,475,000 - sv=8,275,000 - wc=749,000 - cost of capital=17.3% - tax rate=25% - - 8,675,000+1,271,000+749,000=10,695,000- investment value - depreciation yr1 5yr macrs depr base depreciation - 1 20% 9,946,000 1,989,200 - 2 32% 9,946,000 3,182,720 - 3 19% 9,946,000 1,889,740 - 4 12% 9,946,000 1,193,520 - 5 11% 9,946,000 1,094,060 - - - t1 - - ebdit-depr1=1,485,800(EBT) - - ebt0.75=1,485,8000.75=1,114,350 - - so, NI=1,114,350 - - ACF1=3,103,550 - - t2, same as t1, except use the depreciation for year 2 - - - t3 - - ebt yr3=ebdit-depreciation yr 3 - ebt yr3=1,585,260 - NI yr3=ebt30.75=1,188,945 - AFC=3,028,685 - Sale=8,275,000 - Tax=(Mkt value-Book Value)0.25=1,347,667 - Book value=Mkt value+mod-depr yr1-depr yr2-depr yr3=2,844,040 - - t3=acf+sv-tax+wc=10,755,020 - - t0=mkt value+mod+wc=10,695,000 - - 1.73=1+cost of capital - - NVP=t0+(t1/1.173^1)+ - ^(t2/1.173^2) + - ^(t3/1.173^3) = - ^1,087,009.94	+ \|\|Hello there and welcome to Wiki Spot. You are currently editing the wiki at wikispot.org, which is the central wiki we use to organize our service. This page is off topic on this wiki, so I have deleted it, although you can get the text you wrote [http://wikispot.org/FIN_300?action=raw here]. It looks like you want to create an account and then ["Create a wiki"]. If you need any help doing this, please don't hesitate to ask for it. --["Users/WilliamLewis"]\|\|

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- ANY PROBLEMS YOU CAN ADD WOULD BE HELPFUL, THIS WAY THE WHOLE CLASS CAN GET HELP SINCE MOST OF US NEED IT	+ MOST OF US NEED HELP WITH THESE PROBLEMS AS I CAN SEE FROM ALL THE EMAILS I AM GETTING + + SO I CREATED THIS WIKI SO WE CAN ALL POST A COUPLE OF PROBLEMS THAT WE HAVE SOLVED + + THEN EVERYONE CAN CHECK TO SEE HOW THE PROBLEMS ARE DONE. + + IF YOU DO NOT KNOW HOW TO USE THIS WIKI, ALL YOU HAVE TO DO IS + + 1. SEARCH FOR "FIN 300" IN THE SEARCH BAR + 2. OPEN THE FIN 300 WIKI + 3. CLICK "EDIT" AT THE TOP OF THE PAGE TO ADD SOMETHING + 4. CLICK "SAVE CHANGES" AT THE BOTTOM OF THE PAGE TO SAVE THE WIKI + + THANKS FOR EVERYONES INPUT!
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- \|\|<#ffff55>Hey there and welcome to Wiki Spot. We host wikis for communities that meet our ["Community Guidelines"]. You are currently editing the "hub" wiki for the Wiki Spot project. This wiki hosts documentation for the service and is used for providing support for our service. What you want to do is ["Create a Wiki"] for your community. If you have any questions, feel free to leave a message for me by clicking on my name and leaving me a comment. --["Users/JasonAller"]\|\| - - =Computer Science at WT:= - [[Image(CSLogo.png)]] - - ==Information and discussion on current topics!== - This wiki is for CS students who want to discuss current topics in our AP course. Be responsible about editing and placing comment here. I encourage you to really digest the information here, and add as much as you think might be useful to help your peers. I will monitor the content here, but the wiki is really up for you all to peruse and edit as needed. Have fun. - - What I expect to see here: - Discussion of how to approach solving a particular problem - Links to places where useful information can be found - - Multiple perspectives for how to solve a particular problem - - What I do not expect to see here: - The actual code for a particular solution to a problem - *Disrespect towards other members of the class	+ deleted

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women's studies

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- Women's Studies is an interdisciplinary academic field that puts women at the center of inquiry. It is devoted to topics concerning women, gender and feminism. It examines women's status in the local and global worlds and strives to improve the conditions of women's lives. - - - [[comments]] - -------------- - Is there a wiki for this? If not, you probably are looking to ["create a wiki"]... or possibly create an entry at one of the ["wiki directory" many wikis hosted here at Wiki Spot]. You've created this entry on the hub wiki, the index of all the different communities hosted here. Need help? Just ask! --["Users/JabberWokky" Evan 'JabberWokky' Edwards]["cleanup" .]	+ deleted

wolvepack

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- OK - Rachel, Michele and Miki - - This is the NEW wikispot. Try adding your comments here. - - Testing, testing! - - ------- - ''I think you want to be here: [wiki:virtualadvising] - - ------- - It works, it works! :) You might want to experiment in the ["Wiki Sandbox"], however. Once you ["create a wiki"], you can create a sandbox to test there as well. You can also set various settings (like if you want to allow anonymous editing or not) when you've created it. --["Users/JabberWokky" Evan 'JabberWokky' Edwards]	+ deleted

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UC Davis Campus Events and Visitor Services

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- = Overview = - - There is a department within the University of California, Davis which attends to all conference and event management services on the campus, and provides it's great services to all those who are affiliated with UC Davis, as well as those that are not affiliated with UC Davis. UC Davis Campus and Event Services manages all activity and promotes all of UC Davis's beautiful facilities, everything from rustic lodges to professional ballrooms. - - - = Services = - - Their event planning staff is a group of dedicated professionals with over 15 years of experience in the industry. Their practical experience in event planning has helped to produce successful events for groups of 10 to 10,000. Simply put, their staff is outstanding, professional, dependable, personable and talented! - - - - = The Community = - - UC Davis offers the best of both worlds: the resources of a world renowned university and the safety and quaintness of a college town. Additionally, the convenience and excitement of our neighboring large metropolitan areas provides for ease transportation and premiere entertainment and cultural opportunities.	+ deleted

UltimateRavenloft

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- \|\|<tablebgcolor="pink">I think you want to ["Create a wiki"] -- you can do so on the create a wiki page. This here is just a ''page'' on the Wiki Spot Hub Wiki.\|\| - - ='''Ultimate Ravenloft Project'''= - - ====='''RPG Wiki''' ''http://wikispot.org/UltimateRavenloft''===== - - '''Created on 2008-09-17''' - ---- - - The first draft and try for the '''''Ultimate Ravenloft Project''''', re-imagining the setting to: - - 1. Keep the Setting's Original Staples - 2. Increase Attractiveness and Playability - 3. Strive for Consistency - 4. Keep a Unified Timeline - 5. Include Fan-Created Material - ---- - ====Contents:==== - - 1. Ultimate Ravenloft - 1. The Mists - * The Dark Powers - 2. Dark Lords - 3. The Vistani - 2. The Land - 1. The Core - 1. Barovia - 2. Etc. - 2. Clusters - 1. The Shadowborn Cluster - 2. Etc. - 3. Islands of Terror - 1. Odiare - 2. Etc. - 3. Timeline - 1. Origins - 2. Arrivals - 3. The Grand Conjunction - 4. The Grim Harvest - 5. Name pending? - 6. The Time of Unparalleled Darkness - 4. Walkers in the Mists - * Rudolph Van Richten - * George Weathermay - * Etc. - 5. Paragons of Darkness - 1. Vampires - Sample Vampire - 2. Ghosts - Sample Ghost - 3. Liches - 4. Werebeasts - 5. The Created - 6. Ancient Dead - 7. Fiends - 8. Walking Dead - 9. Fey - 10. Mist Creatures	+ deleted

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taintedlove0708

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- - '''= What is this page? =''' - - - This is a wiki that Ms. Morris's "Tainted Love" class will use to create a handbook for teenagers in pursuit of love. - - The sections will be decided upon by the students, edited by students and updated by students.	+ deleted

stefania

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- The purpose of this wiki is to share information about ideas to be incorporated by a school librarian to assist teachers and students. Please feel free to add links or other information to this site about all things related to school libraries.	+ deleted

sceme

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same love

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- \|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>'''Name'''\|\| - \|\|South Asian/Middle Eastern Leaders of Voice Equality\|\| - \|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>'''Type'''\|\| - \|\|MESA LGBTIQ Group\|\| - \|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>'''Link'''\|\| - \|\|\|\| - \|\|[None] \|\| - \|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>'''Creators'''\|\| - \|\|bob bhatti\|\| - \|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>'''Contact'''\|\| - \|\|sameloveucd@gmail.com\|\| - \|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>'''Creation Date'''\|\| - \|\|( 2009-01-27)\|\| - - Please check back for updates	+ deleted

salicita

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Quantum Redshift/Talk

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- This page is for discussing the contents of ["Quantum Redshift"]. - - If you want to discuss ANY aspects of this game then please do so. Keep it clean; they are watching. - - * Actually, nobody at Wiki Spot cares what kind of language you use within your own community. If you set up you own wiki, you can make your own rules, of course. --["Users/JabberWokky" jw]	+ deleted

Quantum Redshift

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- '''Velocity'''. Enough to make you’re surrounding merge into a high-speed blur. You hear a warning and a missile hits your craft. The damage is done and you sit there helplessly as the rest of the group speed past you. Then your engines recover and you can give that person a taste of their own medicine. - - Does this sound good? If so then welcome to the high-speed futuristic world of Quantum Redshift tournament racing. If anyone wishes to expand this then please do so. - - P.S. This is describing the game called Quantum Redshift made EXCLUSIVELY for Microsoft's Xbox. - - - [[comments]] - - ''Howdy! Looks like you wanted to ["create a wiki"]. You've created an entry on the "hub wiki", the directory of all wikis hosted here. You probably want to go to the ["create a wiki" create a wiki page by clicking here], and then following the instructions. That'll set you up with your own wiki that you can modify the colors and graphics on, and do all kinds of nice things to customize the site. If you have technical questions, you can always come back here to the hub wiki and ask for help. Welcome to Wiki Spot!'' --["Users/JabberWokky" Evan 'JabberWokky' Edwards]	+ deleted

jgiraldo

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- = Jorge Giraldo = - - Diseñador, músico y deportista, en ese orden de importancia. - Todos los Jueves nos podemos ver en Martyn's, y los Viernes y Sábados en Faró 2004, donde toco guitarra.	+ deleted

Kenneth nguyen

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- - Super cool. Good at everything. Especially Gunbound, basketball, and badminton!	+ deleted

knoxshows

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- Welcome to knoxshows. - - Over the years, I have noticed how Knoxville is a very quickly expanding music scene, and, quite often, one person updating a singular site to be used as a resource for shows and bands doesn't quite cut it. This is an experiment in community collaboration. Knoxville has so many talented people, and we need to get the word out however possible. Over the next few weeks I will be completing the setup of this site, which will then be turned over to you, with very little maintenance being done by me. - - I would like to see the Knoxville scene come together to not only fill this site with show dates and band information, but eventually history on the great influences this scene has had from the inside -- the people who have changed Knoxville music; people who will always be remembered. - - [[comments]] - - Welcome to Wiki Spot! It looks like you're trying to create a wiki. To do that, ["Create a wiki" click here to get started]! Right now you are editing with your single editor account -- with a wiki, you can create a whole set of pages with their own look and feel. If you have any questions, just ask. --["Users/JabberWokky" Evan 'JabberWokky' Edwards]	+ deleted

lemon'n lime photography

WilliamLewis — 2009-11-17 03:45:13

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lemon'n lime photography

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lemon'n lime photography

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lemon'n lime photography

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- [[Image(lemon'n lime photography daviswiki.jpg, left, 400, thumbnail, noborder, "~ lemon'n lime photography © 2009")]] - - [[Image(lemon'n lime photography LOGO daviswiki.jpg)]] - [[Image(lemon'n lime photography CUPCAKE daviswiki.jpg, right, 600, thumbnail)]] - \|\|<#e3f5e5>'''Location'''\|\| - \|\| Serving Davis and surrounding areas... \|\| - \|\|<#e3f5e5>'''Hours'''\|\| - \|\| By appointment... \|\| - \|\|<#e3f5e5 >'''Phone'''\|\| - \|\| (530) 405-7243 \|\| - \|\|<#e3f5e5 >'''E-mail'''\|\| - \|\|[mailto:lemonnlimephotography@gmail.com]\|\| - \|\|<#e3f5e5>'''Website'''\|\| - \|\|[http://www.lemonnlimephotography.com]\|\| - \|\|<#e3f5e5>'''Owner & Photographer'''\|\| - \|\| Tomoko "TJ" \|\| - \|\|<#e3f5e5>'''Payment Method(s)'''\|\| - \|\| Cash or Check \|\| - - = Natural & Photojournalistic Photography Sessions = - * Family, Child, Senior Portraits using ''natural lighting'' - * Indoor and Outdoor Photo Sessions - * Party & Special Events - * Commercial Photography - - = About... = - TJ has always been drawn to capturing people's essence (and even yummy cupcakes!) in her photography sessions. As a mom, she understands the beauty of what we see in our loved ones, especially our children. As an educator, she is patient and creative, often capturing those "it" moments that can happen in a spur of the moment. TJ’s portrait sessions typically do not have a time limit (usually 1 ~ 2 hours), therefore allowing her clients to relax and enjoy the entire experience. Contact TJ, your local family photographer, at lemon’n lime photography and schedule your next fun and exciting session for you and your loved ones! - - [[Comments]] - ------ - ''2009-06-29 05:28:26'' [[nbsp]] Hi, since you're around Davis, maybe this page would work better on the [wiki:Davis Daviswiki]. This wiki is for organizing wikis all around the world hosted at wikispot.org, including the Daviswiki. If you need help figuring out where your page will fit you can chat with me and other helpful people on ["IRC"]. I hope we can help you out, and I like your lemony limey table on this page. Thanks for contributing your information. --["Users/NickSchmalenberger"]	+ deleted

mis 290 group 2

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- --><--Describe mis 290 group 2 here. This is a Group 2 projent for Marshall University MIS 290 Class Fall 2008. We in group 290 must create a wiki on one of the following topics: Marshall football, Spring break planning, beer, West Virginia State parks, or winter recreation equipment.	+ deleted