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#Begin your entry with a '''headline''' of level 2: <code><nowiki>==Headline==</nowiki></code>. The title sums up the topic. | #Begin your entry with a '''headline''' of level 2: <code><nowiki>==Headline==</nowiki></code>. The title sums up the topic. | ||
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Revision as of 21:54, 9 March 2015
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What is a discussion page?
The discussion page is generally a page for the verbal discussion about the article/the content page. The discussion page can be used to put forward text proposals, to explain or discuss changes.
When creating a new page a "Discussion" page will be automatically created along with it. Also each user has their own discussion page ("user talk"). It is always linked to the content page.
Usage examples:
- Suggestions for text and format changes that oneself alone does not wish to/cannot implement.
- On protected pages (e.g. the Main Page) it is not possible to save changes in the code. In such case, on the discussion page suggestions for changes can be addressed.
- The discussion page of the contact page can be a way to address first support questions. Also, users can drop their usernames there to be contacted directly on their discussion page for help.
- The discussion page of the users can be used for direct communication.
Suggestions on discussion pages are particularly welcome!
Entries on discussion pages
Possibilty 1: Adding a topic
When you get to a discussion page, you can simply click "Add topic" to create a new question. Add a headline and your question and sign it with your signature.
Possibility 2: In normal edit mode
- Begin your entry with a headline of level 2:
==Headline==. The title sums up the topic. - Write your entry.
- Attach your signature at the end of you entry.
When there are already entries:
- Always add new contributions at the end of the list.
- If you wish to comment an entry, add
:at the beginning of your entry. More comments follow with::,:::,::::etc. This causes an indentation of the comments. Always finish with your signature.
Signature
The signature can be generated in two ways:
- with the editor bar:
OR - with code:
--~~~~(==2 hyphens, 4 tildes)
This results in a signature with user + time stamp, e.g.: --Testshared (talk) 16:49, 10. Nov. 2013 (CET)
