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-In order to write on a wiki you must first decide what features you want for your wiki.
+Writing on a Wiki can be a daunting process that is actual quite simple. Here are some simple steps to get you started.
- Writing a wiki requires research.
-Make the information on your wiki clear so visitors can easily view and contribute to it.
+==Getting Started==
- When working on a wiki there are a few rules, or guidelines that should be followed. one tip that should always be remembered is to keep it short.
+Know the components of research: Make notes on the things you would like to cover on a wiki.
-Writers should also use active voice, and avoid passive voice except in subjects they aren't familiar with.
+*'''[http://litmuse.mga.edu/litwiki/index.php/How_do_I_go_about_doing_a_research_paper%3F Research]''': Keep in mind that research is just that: Re-Search. You must do both, together again and again to produce a different consummate of the surrounding sources you find.  Find (at least) three sources that agree with where you are going. Outline the points you would like to make, and step forward with your research. Make sure your resources are from credible sources. These will include books, articles or encyclopedia(s).
- To better engage your vocabulary in your post, try using strong verbs. Always remember to cite your sources, and give credit to where you got your information.
-A writer can also link readers to other, more detailed, supporting information with hyper-linking. This type of link sends readers directly to you'r supporting pages.
+== Outline ==
-Make your post interesting by using lists, bold headings, and block quotes.
+When finding the main points you would like to make from your research, create an outline. An .'''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Outlines Outline]''': is comprised of the following:
+*Intro
+This is where you grab your audiences attention.
+*Middle
+*End