Phoebe Ayers (user:phoebe) is a science and engineering reference librarian at the University of California, Davis. She has been involved with Wikipedia since 2003 and is an organizer of the Wikimania conferences.
Content | |
What's in Wikipedia? | p. 3 |
The World Gets a Free Encyclopedia | p. 31 |
Finding Wikipedia's Content | p. 59 |
Understanding and Evaluating an Article | p. 99 |
Editing | |
Basic Editing | p. 131 |
Good Writing and Research | p. 161 |
Cleanup, Projects, and Processes | p. 199 |
Make and Mend Wikipedia's Web | p. 231 |
Images, Templates, and Special Characters | p. 261 |
The Life Cycle of an Article | p. 287 |
Community | |
Becoming a Wikipedian | p. 301 |
Community and Communication | p. 331 |
Policy and Your Input | p. 363 |
Disputes, Blocks, and Bans | p. 383 |
Other Projects | |
200 Languages and Counting | p. 407 |
Wikimedia Commons and Other Sister Projects | p. 419 |
The Foundation and Project Coordination | p. 447 |
Reusing Wikimedia Content | p. 459 |
Wikipedia for Teachers | p. 463 |
Edit Summaries Jargon | p. 467 |
Glossary | p. 471 |
History (List of Wikipedia Pages Referenced in This Work) | p. 477 |
GNU Free Documentation License | p. 491 |
Index | p. 499 |
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