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| − | In 2008, | + | In 2008, OutHistory.org set a precedent. <ref>Doe, John. "OutHistory.org: A New Wiki." Some Journal vol. 16, January 2008.</ref> The Sun is pretty big <ref>This is a text of the second reference</ref> |
This is a test by Jonathan Ned Katz. <ref>Jonathan Ned Katz, Gay American History, p. 302.</ref> | This is a test by Jonathan Ned Katz. <ref>Jonathan Ned Katz, Gay American History, p. 302.</ref> | ||
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Example of How References Work
In 2008, OutHistory.org set a precedent. [1] The Sun is pretty big [2]
This is a test by Jonathan Ned Katz. [3]
References
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This article was submitted by eminent scholar, Jonathan Doe, and is locked for editing. Please discuss any omissions or corrections on the discussion page.
Hello and welcome to OutHistory.org.
Thank you signing up and contributing to the project. Here are a couple of things you may find helpful as you navigate your way through the site:
- First, we suggest that you set up the correct time zone for yourself by visiting the preferences page. This will allow you see when articles have been posted and edited according to your local time, rather than Greenwich Mean Time. Click on the "Date and time" tab and simply click on the "Fill in from the browser" button to determine your time zone automatically. You can also set other useful defaults on the preferences page.
- Next, try editing your own user page to tell others a bit about yourself and get familiar with editing. You can access your user page by clicking on your username on the top of the sidebar.
- Each user on OutHistory has a user page and a talk page. Use your and others talk pages for discussion and communication. Just like on Wikipedia, it's a standard practice to indent your paragraphs one level further when engaging in a discussion. Type a single or multiple colons before each of you paragraphs to indent text (::Like this). Sign your edits automatically by typing four tilde characters (~~~~). If your discussion concerns a single article, edit that article's discussion page instead.
- Finally, for advanced editing see editing help and above all, experiment on the sandbox page rather than a real article page.
