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>Sitb at 02:26, 1 October 2020

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>Sitb: Redirecting to the wiki's top-level category, as per Fandom SEO-improvement project.

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Redirecting to the wiki's top-level category, as per Fandom SEO-improvement project.

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	~~This is our top-level category; looking at it another way, it is the root category.~~		#REDIRECT [[Category:Dreamscape317 Wiki]]

	Ideally, every other category should be a subcategory of at least one other, and every article should be in at least one category; many will fit well into two or more (e.g. location, year, and subject-matter).

	~~The "Content" category is intended for all articles about the subject matter of the wiki, whilst "Organisation" is intended for all administrative matters.~~

	~~To add a new category to a page, you can click the Category button at the bottom of the page and type in the name you'd like your category to be called.~~

	~~A full list of existing categories can be found at~~ [[~~Special~~:~~Categories~~]].

>Default: Restoring explanation and guidance

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Restoring explanation and guidance

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	To add a new category to a page you can click the Category button at the bottom of the page and type in the name you'd like your category to be called.		This is our top-level category; looking at it another way, it is the root category.

			Ideally, every other category should be a subcategory of at least one other, and every article should be in at least one category; many will fit well into two or more (e.g. location, year, and subject-matter).

			The "Content" category is intended for all articles about the subject matter of the wiki, whilst "Organisation" is intended for all administrative matters.

			To add a new category to a page, you can click the Category button at the bottom of the page and type in the name you'd like your category to be called.

	A full list of existing categories can be found at [[Special:Categories]].		A full list of existing categories can be found at [[Special:Categories]].

>Default at 20:46, 26 May 2015

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	~~This is our top-level~~ category~~; looking~~ at ~~it another way, it is~~ the ~~root~~ category.		To add a new category to a page you can click the Category button at the bottom of the page and type in the name you'd like your category to be called.

	Ideally, every other category should be a subcategory of at least one other, and every article should be in at least one category; many will fit well into two or more (e.g. location, year, and subject-matter).		A full list of existing categories can be found at [[Special:Categories]].

	~~The "Content" category is intended for all articles about the subject matter of the wiki, whilst "Organisation" is intended for all administrative matters.~~ A full list of existing categories can be found at [[Special:Categories]].

	~~To add a new category to a page, just add <code><nowiki>[[Category:Categoryname]]</nowiki></code> to the end of the article or existing category page~~.

>Default: typo?

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typo?

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	This is our top-level category; looking at it another way, it is the root category.		This is our top-level category; looking at it another way, it is the root category.

	Ideally, every other category should be a subcategory of at least one other, and every article should be in at least one category; many will fit well into two or more (e.g. location, ~~yesr~~, and subject-matter).		Ideally, every other category should be a subcategory of at least one other, and every article should be in at least one category; many will fit well into two or more (e.g. location, year, and subject-matter).

	The "Content" category is intended for all articles about the subject matter of the wiki, whilst "Organisation" is intended for all administrative matters. A full list of existing categories can be found at [[Special:Categories]].		The "Content" category is intended for all articles about the subject matter of the wiki, whilst "Organisation" is intended for all administrative matters. A full list of existing categories can be found at [[Special:Categories]].

	To add a new category to a page, just add <code><nowiki>[[Category:Categoryname]]</nowiki></code> to the end of the article or existing category page.		To add a new category to a page, just add <code><nowiki>[[Category:Categoryname]]</nowiki></code> to the end of the article or existing category page.

>Default: Improving prose

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Improving prose

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	This is our top-level category~~, or~~ looking at it another way, it is the root category.		This is our top-level category; looking at it another way, it is the root category.

	Ideally, every other category should be a subcategory of at least one other, and every article should be in at least one category; many will fit well into two (e.g. location and subject-matter).		Ideally, every other category should be a subcategory of at least one other, and every article should be in at least one category; many will fit well into two or more (e.g. location, yesr, and subject-matter).

	The "Content" category is intended for all articles about the subject matter of the wiki, whilst "Organisation" is intended for all administrative matters. A full list of existing categories can be found at [[Special:Categories]].		The "Content" category is intended for all articles about the subject matter of the wiki, whilst "Organisation" is intended for all administrative matters. A full list of existing categories can be found at [[Special:Categories]].

	To add a new category to a page, just add <code><nowiki>[[Category:Categoryname]]</nowiki></code> to the end of the article or existing category page.		To add a new category to a page, just add <code><nowiki>[[Category:Categoryname]]</nowiki></code> to the end of the article or existing category page.

>Default at 20:46, 26 May 2015

2015-05-26T20:46:58Z

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	This is our top-level category, or looking at it another way, it is the root category.		This is our top-level category, or looking at it another way, it is the root category.

	Ideally, every other category should be a subcategory of at least one other, and every article should be in at least one category; many will fit well into two (e.g. location and subject-matter). A full list of existing categories can be found at [[Special:Categories]].		Ideally, every other category should be a subcategory of at least one other, and every article should be in at least one category; many will fit well into two (e.g. location and subject-matter).

			The "Content" category is intended for all articles about the subject matter of the wiki, whilst "Organisation" is intended for all administrative matters. A full list of existing categories can be found at [[Special:Categories]].

	To add a new category to a page, just add <code><nowiki>[[Category:Categoryname]]</nowiki></code> to the end of the article or existing category page.		To add a new category to a page, just add <code><nowiki>[[Category:Categoryname]]</nowiki></code> to the end of the article or existing category page.

>Default: Updating text

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Updating text

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	This is our top-level category~~. (Looking~~ at it another way, it is ~~our~~ root category!)		This is our top-level category, or looking at it another way, it is the root category.

	Ideally, every other category should be a subcategory of at least one other, and every article should be in at least one category; many will fit well into two (eg location and subject-matter). A full list of existing categories can be found at [[Special:Categories]].		Ideally, every other category should be a subcategory of at least one other, and every article should be in at least one category; many will fit well into two (e.g. location and subject-matter). A full list of existing categories can be found at [[Special:Categories]].

	To add a new category, just add <nowiki>[[~~category~~:~~categoryname~~]]</nowiki> to the article or existing category page ~~(after checking whether any existing category is suitable)~~.		To add a new category to a page, just add <code><nowiki>[[Category:Categoryname]]</nowiki></code> to the end of the article or existing category page.

>Default: simplifiy a little

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simplifiy a little

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	This is our top-level category. (Looking at it another way, it is our root category!)		This is our top-level category. (Looking at it another way, it is our root category!)

	Ideally, every other category should be a subcategory of at least one other ~~category~~, and every article should be in at least one category; many will fit well into two (eg location and subject-matter). A full list of existing categories can be found at [[Special:Categories]].		Ideally, every other category should be a subcategory of at least one other, and every article should be in at least one category; many will fit well into two (eg location and subject-matter). A full list of existing categories can be found at [[Special:Categories]].

	~~New categories are best created from below:~~ just add <nowiki>[[category:categoryname]]</nowiki> to the article or category (after checking whether any existing category is suitable).		To add a new category, just add <nowiki>[[category:categoryname]]</nowiki> to the article or existing category page (after checking whether any existing category is suitable).

	~~Discussion of principles of categorisation/categorization may be found at [[project:categories]]~~.

>Default: intro

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intro

New page

This is our top-level category. (Looking at it another way, it is our root category!)

Ideally, every other category should be a subcategory of at least one other category, and every article should be in at least one category; many will fit well into two (eg location and subject-matter). A full list of existing categories can be found at [[Special:Categories]].

New categories are best created from below: just add <nowiki>[[category:categoryname]]</nowiki> to the article or category (after checking whether any existing category is suitable).

Discussion of principles of categorisation/categorization may be found at [[project:categories]].