It is probable that the idea of an encyclopaedia may undergo very considerable extension and elaboration in the near future. Its full possibilities have still to be realized. … There is no practical obstacle whatever now to the creation of an efficient index to all human knowledge, ideas and achievements, to the creation, that is, of a complete planetary memory for all mankind.

—H.G. Wells, 1937, World Brain


This book was created by Wikipedians, and as a result, I have never read a better summary of how Wikipedia works. Anyone who wants to understand this miracle of the Internet should buy this book!

—Jimmy "Jimbo" Wales, founder of Wikipedia


To write every day is good advice, but to publish every day is even better. This book shows how your casual scholarship and the Wikipedia community work together so that you can be read tomorrow.

—Ward Cunningham, creator of the wiki


Frank, helpful, honest, endlessly informative—this book embodies the best of Wikipedia's values.

—David Weinberger, author of Everything is Miscellaneous

 

published by?No Starch Press, 2008






Brief Contents

Acknowledgments
Introduction
I. Content
1. What's in Wikipedia?
2. The World Gets a Free Encyclopedia
3. Finding Wikipedia's Content
4. Understanding and Evaluating an Article
II. Editing
5. Basic Editing
6. Good Writing and Research
7. Cleanup, Projects, and Processes
8. Make and Mend Wikipedia's Web
9. Images, Templates, and Special Characters
10. The Life Cycle of an Article
III. Community
11. Becoming a Wikipedian
12. Community and Communication
13. Policy and Your Input
14. Disputes, Blocks, and Bans
IV. Other Projects
15. 200 Languages and Counting
16. Wikimedia Commons and Other Sister Projects
17. The Foundation and Project Coordination
A. Reusing Wikimedia Content
B. Wikipedia for Teachers
C. Edit Summaries Jargon
D. Glossary
E. History
F. GNU Free Documentation License
ウィッグ通販
ホームページ制作
古着買取
ダッフィー
F. GNU Free Documentation License