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| This page explains the methods used to maintain KDE's developer wiki.
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| == Top pages ==
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| The most important pages on this wiki are the top or root pages (in alphabetical order):
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| ;[[Contribute]]
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| ;[[Development]]
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| :[[Development/Architecture]]
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| :[[Development/FAQs]]
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| :[[Development/Further Information]]
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| :[[Development/Guidelines]]
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| :[[Development/Languages]]
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| :[[Development/Tools]]
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| :[[Development/Tutorials]]
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| ;[[Getting Started]]
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| ;[[ISV]]
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| ;[[Policies]]
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| ;[[Projects]]
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| ;[[Schedules]]
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| ;[[KDE System Administration]]
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| All other pages/articles belong to one of those pages (or their sub-pages) which means we heavily use sub-pages to maintain the structure and a hierarchy to not lose the overview.
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| === Sub-pages ===
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| A sub-page is a parent-child relation. In the following example '''Development''' is the ''parent'' of '''Tutorials''', or the other way round: The page '''Tutorials''' is a sub-page (or a child) of '''Development'''
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| [[Development/Tutorials]]
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| Using sub-pages has several advantages:
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| * they automatically provide us with a '''hierarchy''' which is reflected in the URL itself
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| * automatically generated ''backlinks'' provide easy navigation
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| As an example, look at the page
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| [[Development/Architecture/KDE3/Library Structure]]
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| you can see following the links on the very top of the page:
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| < [[Development]] | [[Development/Architecture|Architecture]] | [[Development/Architecture/KDE3|KDE3]]
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| == Categories ==
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| In short, a [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Category category] is a '''tag''' which appears at the very bottom of an article. As such, categories provide automatic indexes that are useful as tables of contents. Together with links and templates they help structure a project.
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| * [[Special:Categories|List of categories]]
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| * [[Special:Unusedcategories|List of unused categories]] - Feel free to use them
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| Be sure to read the category page (e.g. [[:Category:Documentation]]) before tagging a page with it to make sure you're using it correctly.
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| == Important special pages ==
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| There are several special pages which help us to maintain a clean wiki:
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| ; Issues which should be fixed as soon as possible
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| :[[Special:Lonelypages]]
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| :[[Special:BrokenRedirects]]
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| :[[Special:DoubleRedirects]]
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| ; Issues which should be fixed in time
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| :[[Special:Wantedpages]]
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| :[[Special:Wantedcategories]]
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| [[Category:Policies]]
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