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Esta página contém informações sobre a edição da wiki do KDE TechBase, incluindo que conteúdo, sua localização e ferramentas úteis específicas desta wiki. Mesmo se você estiver familiarizado com os wikis, você deve ler a seção sobre organização para ver qual conteúdo deve ser colocado nesta wiki.

Antes de você começar

Começando pelo começo

Para contribuir com a TechBase, você deve registrar uma conta no KDE Identity service e então ativá-la no Phabricator fazendo login por lá e, em seguida, você pode clicar no link Login with Phabricator na barra lateral para fazer login.

Lembre-se de que você deve concordar que suas contribuições lançadas nesta wiki estão sob as licenças listadas em KDE TechBase: Copyrights. Essas licenças significam que o que você escreve pode ser copiado para outros sites, por exemplo.

Use as Páginas de discussão para se comunicar com outros colaboradores ou obter ajuda. Normalmente, alguém responderá dentro de um dia.

Relevance

This wiki is for documentation for developers wanting to use or extend KDE products (e.g. via APIs), or:

overview information for libraries, including the advantages of using them
tutorials and examples for using libraries
tutorials, examples and documentation for writing plugins and other extensions to libraries and applications
IPC/RPC interfaces for software, like DBus interfaces

End-user documentation belongs on UserBase, and things directed at contributors, teams and the KDE Community in general belong on the community wiki.

Examples of things that don't belong on TechBase include:

documentation on how to use an application
code style policies
information for new contributors
team coordination (TODO lists, meeting notes, etc)
notes on the internal architecture of a piece of software (but the architecture of a library's API does belong)

More on this on the guidelines on community.kde.org

Organisation

noframe

TODO
need to document the structure

Formatting

The main MediaWiki site has a Wiki syntax guide
UserBase has some lists of formatting that can be a useful reference, including templates that are specific to the KDE wikis.
Much of what applies to Wikipedia (except the templates) also applies here, including Wiki markup and their cheatsheet.

Wiki Maintenance

Maintaining a clean and useful wiki involves making sure content is up to date, there are no broken links, and all pages can be found (they are linked to from somewhere). The following special pages can help find issues that need fixing:

Issues which should be fixed as soon as possible: Special:Lonelypages; Special:BrokenRedirects; Special:DoubleRedirects

Issues which should be fixed in time: Special:Wantedpages; Special:Wantedcategories

You can also add a page to the Needs Attention to flag it for later work by adding [[Category:Needs Attention]] to the page. Using Template:TODO will also add a page to this category.

Deleting pages

Most users cannot delete pages on the Wiki - this is because once a page is gone, you cannot get it back. If you think a page should be deleted, mark it with Template:Proposed_deletion at the top:

{{Proposed_deletion|reason=this page contains only spam}}