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<div>This page is an introduction to editing [[Main Page |SklogWiki]]. SklogWiki uses the [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/MediaWiki MediaWiki wiki package], the very same as that used by Wikipedia. So, if you have ever contributed to Wikipedia then you are already familiar with how to edit SklogWiki. If not, then editing is fairly simple once one has had a little experience, and this page is intended to help in this process. See also the [[SklogWiki style guide]].<br />
==How to edit an existing page==<br />
At the top of each page there are a number of 'tabs' with various functions:<br />
To edit a page simply click on 'edit'. This will open a region at the bottom of the page <br />
in which you can work.<br />
==How to create a new page==<br />
In order to create a new page, enter the name of the page into the search query box on the left, and then click on '''Go'''.<br />
If the desired page does not exist you will see:<br />
:'''There is no page titled "page_you_want_to_create".''' You can <FONT COLOR="#cd2626">create this page</FONT>.<br />
Simply click on the red link and start creating the new page.<br />
==Basic syntax==<br />
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To add '''Bold text''' encapsulate the text within three apostrophes: <tt><nowiki>'''Bold text'''</nowiki></tt><br /><br />
To add ''Italic text'' encapsulate the text within two apostrophes: <tt><nowiki>''Italic text''</nowiki></tt><br /><br />
To add both '''''bold & italic''''' text use five apostrophes: <tt><nowiki>'''''bold & italic'''''</nowiki></tt> <br /><br />
To add a link to a page within [[Main Page | SklogWiki]] encapsulate the text within two square parenthesis <tt><nowiki>[[page to link to]]</nowiki></tt><br /><br />
External links are encapsulated within a single square parenthesis, for example:<br /><br />
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<tt><nowiki>[http://www.sklogwiki.org]</nowiki></tt> results in [http://www.sklogwiki.org]<br /><br />
<tt><nowiki>[http://www.sklogwiki.org sklogwiki]</nowiki></tt>results in [http://www.sklogwiki.org sklogwiki]<br /><br />
<tt><nowiki>http://www.sklogwiki.org</nowiki></tt> results in http://www.sklogwiki.org <br /><br />
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To add '''headlines''':<br /><br />
== Level 1 == <br />
encapsulate the heading between two 'equals' signs:<br />
<tt><nowiki>== Level 1 ==</nowiki></tt><br />
=== Level 2 === <br />
encapsulate the heading between three 'equals' signs:<br />
<tt><nowiki>=== Level 2 ===</nowiki></tt><br />
==== Level 3 ==== <br />
encapsulate the heading between four 'equals' signs:<br />
<tt><nowiki>==== Level 3 ====</nowiki></tt><br />
===== Level 4 ===== <br />
encapsulate the heading between five 'equals' signs:<br />
<tt><nowiki>===== Level 4 =====</nowiki></tt><br />
====== Level 5 ====== <br />
encapsulate the heading between six 'equals' signs:<br />
<tt><nowiki>====== Level 5 ======</nowiki></tt><br />
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To create a '''bullet list''' use asterisks:<br /><br />
<tt>* one</tt><br /><br />
<tt>* two</tt><br /><br />
<tt>** two point one</tt><br /><br />
<tt>* three</tt><br />
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results in:<br /><br />
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* one<br />
* two<br />
** two point one<br />
* three<br />
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To create a '''numbered list''' use the hash symbol:<br /><br />
<tt># one</tt><br /><br />
<tt># two</tt><br /><br />
<tt>## two point one</tt><br /><br />
<tt># three</tt><br />
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results in <br />
# one<br />
# two<br />
## two point one<br />
# three<br />
==Mathematics==<br />
To write an equation, using [[LaTeX math markup]]:<br /><br />
<tt><nowiki>:<math>c_{ij}(r)= \sum_{n=1} \frac{K_{ij}}{r}e^{-z_nr} ~~~~~~ \sigma_{ij} < r </math></nowiki></tt><br /><br />
reults in:<br />
:<math>c_{ij}(r)= \sum_{n=1} \frac{K_{ij}}{r}e^{-z_nr} ~~~~~~ \sigma_{ij} < r </math><br />
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In other words, simply place standard LaTeX between the Mediawiki metatags <nowiki><math></nowiki> and <nowiki></math></nowiki>.<br />
==Images==<br />
And finally, to add a 'thumbnail image on the right hand side of the page:<br />
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<nowiki>[[Image:Wiki.png|thumb|Caption text]]</nowiki><br />
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[[Image:Nematic_ellipsoid.png|thumb|Caption text]]<br />
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The best way to learn is to start editing. You can check the results by using '''Show preview''' before <br />
saving the page.<br />
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All of these functions can be accessed by typing the mark-up directly, or by using the icons located at the top<br />
of the edit region.<br />
==Template messages==<br />
A [[SklogWiki:Template_messages | list of template messages]].<br />
==Adding a table to a page==<br />
For an example of a table see the page : [[Tables]].<br />
==DOI and References==<br />
Link to published papers by using (when possible) its [http://www.doi.org/ Digital Object Identifier]. The Digital Object Identifier<br />
of an on-line paper can almost always be found somewhere in the on-line abstract of an article.<br />
By placing this code after <nowiki>http://dx.doi.org/</nowiki> one is led directly to the on-line version of the paper.<br />
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Using the [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Cite/Cite.php Cite] extension:<br />
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<nowiki><ref>[http://dx.doi.org/---DOI--- Author "Title", Journal '''volume''' pp. firstPage-lastPage (year)]</ref></nowiki><br />
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There is no particular preference in SklogWiki regarding the use of the serial comma in the author list.<br />
===Use of the Cite extension===<br />
The extension [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Cite/Cite.php Cite] allows references to be added in the body of an article in the following manner:<br />
<nowiki><ref> Publication to be referenced </ref></nowiki><br />
and in the references section place the tag<br />
<nowiki>==Refereces==</nowiki><br />
<nowiki><references/></nowiki><br />
See [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Cite/Cite.php Cite] for more details, such as multiple references to the same article.<br />
===No reference given===<br />
Ideally almost all of the material in SklogWiki should be accompanied with a reference. However, if the original reference cannot be located, or will be added later, the please use the <nowiki>{{reference needed}}</nowiki> template, which produces a question mark citation like this {{reference needed}}.<br />
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==Jmol==<br />
{{Jmol_general|C60.pdb|C<sub>60</sub>}}<br />
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It is also possible to add a [http://jmol.sourceforge.net/ Jmol] applet to a page. Jmol is an open-source Java viewer for chemical structures in 3D. The prefered method in SklogWiki is to also create a new page which solely contains the molecular structure file, preferably in [http://www.rcsb.org/pdb/home/home.do Protein Data Bank] (pdb) format. <br />
Then on the page where one wishes to display the molecule insert the following line:<br />
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:<nowiki>{{Jmol_general|File.pdb|Caption}}</nowiki><br />
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For example, on this page, to produce the rotating [[C60]] structure on the right, we have inserted the line:<br />
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:<nowiki>{{Jmol_general|C60.pdb|C<sub>60</sub>}}</nowiki><br />
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which reads the structural data from the page [[C60.pdb]].<br />
[[category: Contains Jmol]]<br />
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==Open access==<br />
Sklogwiki is, and will remain, open-access. That is to say, anybody with an internet connection<br />
can contribute to and edit SklogWiki.<br />
==Large data sets==<br />
SklogWiki does not host large data sets, for example "snapshot" configurations from a simulation, points on a phase diagram, etc. If one wishes to make public a large volume of data one could consider a site such as [http://www.ecomploids.org/ eComploids].<br />
====Note: CAPTCHA ====<br />
Due to problems with automated spam/vandalism, the Carnegie Mellon University [http://recaptcha.net/ reCAPTCHA] system has been installed. Thus, for <br />
any edit by '''non-logged in users''' to be accepted, a "CAPTCHA" ('''C'''ompletely '''A'''utomated '''P'''ublic '''T'''uring test to tell '''C'''omputers and '''H'''umans '''A'''part) must be answered correctly. (Read more about reCAPTCHA in this paper in [http://dx.doi.org/10.1126/science.1160379 science]).<br />
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<div>==Acronyms==<br />
Try to '''avoid the use of acronyms'''. You yourself may be over-familiar with a particular set of acronyms.<br />
However, SklogWiki is open to all, and acronyms can be confusing and/or off-putting.<br />
SklogWiki pages have no space restrictions, unlike published papers; so always try expand your acronym.<br />
At the very least, any acronym must be defined within the page it is used.<br />
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This should also apply to the names of the journals cited in the 'References' section.<br />
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==Notation==<br />
Try to use, where possible, the [http://www.iupac.org/ International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry] approved [http://www.iupac.org/general/FAQs/ns.html nomenclature and symbols]. <br />
For example, in the [http://goldbook.iupac.org/index.html IUPAC Compendium of Chemical Terminology], popularly known as the ''Gold Book'', the Helmholtz free energy is now known as the [[Helmholtz energy function | Helmholtz energy (function)]] (<math>A</math>).<br />
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==Equations==<br />
The equations are formed using [[LaTeX math markup]].<br />
Indent equations by placing a colon before the equation.<br />
==En dashes, em dashes and hyphens==<br />
To aid searching it is preferable to replace all en and em dashes with hyphens.<br />
==DOI and References==<br />
Link to published papers by using (when possible) its [http://www.doi.org/ Digital Object Identifier]. The Digital Object Identifier<br />
of an on-line paper can almost always be found somewhere in the on-line abstract of an article.<br />
By placing this code after <nowiki>http://dx.doi.org/</nowiki> one is led directly to the on-line version of the paper.<br />
<br />
'''Note:''' Some '''Taylor & Francis''' DOI change over time for some reason, and thus may need to be updated.<br />
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Using the [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Cite/Cite.php Cite] extension:<br />
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<nowiki><ref>[http://dx.doi.org/---DOI--- Author "Title", Journal '''volume''' pp. firstPage-lastPage (year)]</ref></nowiki><br />
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There is no particular preference in SklogWiki regarding the use of the serial comma in the author list.<br />
===Use of the Cite extension===<br />
The extension [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Cite/Cite.php Cite] allows references to be added in the body of an article in the following manner:<br />
<nowiki><ref> Publication to be referenced </ref></nowiki><br />
and in the references section place the tag<br />
<nowiki>==Refereces==</nowiki><br />
<nowiki><references/></nowiki><br />
See [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Cite/Cite.php Cite] for more details, such as multiple references to the same article.<br />
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==Professional==<br />
SklogWiki is a 'professional' Wiki; comments of a personal nature are not permitted.<br />
==Using material from American Physical Society (APS) Journals==<br />
The following statement is quoted from the [http://publish.aps.org/copyrightFAQ.html#wiki APS website]:<br />
:Sites like wikipedia and quantiki are strict about permissions and require that authors hold copyright to articles that they post there. In order to allow authors to comply with this requirement, APS permits authors to hold copyright to a "derived work" based on an article published in an APS journal as long as the work contains at least 10% new material not covered by APS's copyright and does not contain more than 50% of the text (including equations) of the original article.<br />
==Using material from Wikipedia==<br />
See the page http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Copyrights for details.<br />
The following section is adapted from the aforementioned page:<br />
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:"The license [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia Wikipedia] uses grants free access to our content in the same sense as [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Free_software free software] is licensed freely. This principle is known as '''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Copyleft copyleft]'''. That is to say, Wikipedia content can be copied, modified, and redistributed ''so long as'' the new version grants the same freedoms to others and acknowledges the authors of the Wikipedia article used (a direct link back to the article satisfies our author credit requirement). Wikipedia articles therefore will remain free forever and can be used by anybody subject to certain restrictions, most of which serve to ensure that freedom."<br />
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==Notability==<br />
One of the important differences between SklogWiki and Wikipedia is that SklogWiki has '''no''' notability criteria. Indeed, this was one of the incentives for the creation of SklogWiki. SklogWiki accepts original work, commentaries, or pages that are dedicated to a single or series of papers published in a 'traditional' journal. Material that falls within the scope of SklogWiki is sufficient ''raison d'ĂȘtre'' for its inclusion.<br />
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==Copyrights==<br />
SklogWiki adheres to the Creative Commons license [http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/ "Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 Unported"].<br />
For more details see [[SklogWiki:Copyrights]]<br />
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