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| This page is a default template for documentation on the wiki. To create a new guide on the wiki, read the page WikiGuide. | |
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| = Introduction = | Some sections may just contain a list of links. It is sometimes useful to include a short explanation of what the links are for. For example: 'Ubuntu includes the following Internet applications by default.' |
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| Describes what the page does, why it is useful. | * <Link> - Lists of links should have bullets. Link text should not be in bold. Each link should be followed by a short explanation of the link. * <Link> - Explanations of links should be written as full sentences. |
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| = First Section = | = See Also = |
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| For example, installation instructions. | A see also section can be used to point users towards other trusted Ubuntu resources. For example, if a page exists in the official documentation on http://help.ubuntu.com, you can link to such a page. This section is optional. |
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| = Second Section = | * <Link> - Explanation of link. * <Link> - Explanation of link. * <Link> - Explanation of link. |
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| For example, configuration instructions. | = External Links = |
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An external links section can be used to point users towards general information about the subject matter of the page, such as a [[http://en.wikipedia.org|wikipedia]] entry or project homepage. This section is optional. * <Link> - Explanation of link. * <Link> - Explanation of link. * <Link> - Explanation of link. |
Some sections may just contain a list of links. It is sometimes useful to include a short explanation of what the links are for. For example: 'Ubuntu includes the following Internet applications by default.'
<Link> - Lists of links should have bullets. Link text should not be in bold. Each link should be followed by a short explanation of the link.
<Link> - Explanations of links should be written as full sentences.
See Also
A see also section can be used to point users towards other trusted Ubuntu resources. For example, if a page exists in the official documentation on http://help.ubuntu.com, you can link to such a page. This section is optional.
<Link> - Explanation of link.
<Link> - Explanation of link.
<Link> - Explanation of link.
External Links
An external links section can be used to point users towards general information about the subject matter of the page, such as a wikipedia entry or project homepage. This section is optional.
<Link> - Explanation of link.
<Link> - Explanation of link.
<Link> - Explanation of link.