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Introduction
This page is a template for documentation pages on the wiki. It is meant to provide a guide for contributors and to promote consistency. Other advice on contributing to the wiki can be found in the WikiGuide.
The introduction should briefly describe the intent of the page. For example: 'This page provides links to information about the Internet applications available for Ubuntu.'
First Section
For example, installation instructions.
Second Section
For example, configuration instructions.
Subsection
Subsection
Third Section
Some sections may just contain a lists 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 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.
Discuss this page <- Each page should have a link to its PageDiscussion sub-page.
Categories: CategoryNew CategoryCleanup <- The categories section helps organise pages. A full list of page categories can be found at CategoryCategory.