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spencerkingman — 2008-09-21 11:54:54

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spencerkingman — 2008-09-21 11:54:19

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spencerkingman — 2008-08-15 12:30:35

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2008-08-15 11:25:47

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JabberWokky — 2008-08-15 08:27:39

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JabberWokky — 2008-08-15 08:25:47

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- = What is OPAC? =	+ [[image(WhereWeAre.png, right, noborder)]]
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- OPAC stands for [Orem-Provo Action Coalition]. This is a loose network of groups involved with anti-war, social justice activism in Utah County since 2006.	+ '''OPAC''' stands for '''Orem-Provo Action Coalition'''. This is a loose network of groups involved with anti-war, social justice activism in Utah County since 2006. OPAC wiki wants to be a web hub for activism in Utah County, a vehicle for learning and organizing and growing.
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- It can only work if lots of people contribute to the site, by creating and editing pages. Anyone can add to or edit these pages by simply clicking on the "Edit" button. The instructions for creating links, lists, and tables are right there on the editing page. To create a new page, simply search for the name of the page you wish to create and then click the "Create a new page with this title" link. Another way to create a new page is by making a link to the page you wish to create from a page that already exists, following the link, and clicking "Create this page."	+ + + [[Include(Radical Connector, "Radical Connectior", left, 48%)]] + + + ## As the wiki grows, move the "About the Wiki" text back to the bottom and replace it with: + ## [[Include(Featured Organization, "Featured Organization", right)]] + + [[Include(About the Wiki, "About the Wiki", right)]] + +

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JabberWokky — 2008-08-15 08:21:35

Upload of image WhereWeAre.png.

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spencerkingman — 2008-08-15 02:25:21

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- deleted	+ = What is OPAC? = + + OPAC stands for [Orem-Provo Action Coalition]. This is a loose network of groups involved with anti-war, social justice activism in Utah County since 2006. + + = What is OPAC wiki? = + + OPAC wiki wants to be a web hub for activism in Utah County, a vehicle for learning and organizing and growing. + + = How does OPAC wiki work? = + + It can only work if lots of people contribute to the site, by creating and editing pages. Anyone can add to or edit these pages by simply clicking on the "Edit" button. The instructions for creating links, lists, and tables are right there on the editing page. To create a new page, simply search for the name of the page you wish to create and then click the "Create a new page with this title" link. Another way to create a new page is by making a link to the page you wish to create from a page that already exists, following the link, and clicking "Create this page." + + = Who can edit OPAC wiki? = + + Anyone can at any time. And when a page is changed, its previous versions are still available by clicking on the ["Recent Changes" "Recent Changes"] tab above. If you don't want to actually change a page, but you still have something to say about it, you can use the "talk" button to go to a page that is specifically reserved for comments, ideas, etc.

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spencerkingman — 2008-08-15 02:24:35

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spencerkingman — 2008-08-15 02:22:18

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spencerkingman — 2008-08-15 02:20:50

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- = What is OPAC? = - - OPAC stands for [Orem-Provo Action Coalition]. This is a loose network of groups involved with anti-war, social justice activism in Utah County since 2006. - - = What is OPAC wiki? = - - OPAC wiki wants to be a web hub for activism in Utah County, a vehicle for learning and organizing and growing. - - = How does OPAC wiki work? = - - It can only work if lots of people contribute to the site, by creating and editing pages. Anyone can add to or edit these pages by simply clicking on the "Edit" button. The instructions for creating links, lists, and tables are right there on the editing page. To create a new page, simply search for the name of the page you wish to create and then click the "Create a new page with this title" link. Another way to create a new page is by making a link to the page you wish to create from a page that already exists, following the link, and clicking "Create this page." - - = Who can edit OPAC wiki? = - - Anyone can at any time. And when a page is changed, its previous versions are still available by clicking on the ["Recent Changes" "Recent Changes"] tab above. If you don't want to actually change a page, but you still have something to say about it, you can use the "talk" button to go to a page that is specifically reserved for comments, ideas, etc.	+ #redirect Home

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2008-08-15 02:16:24

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- Welcome to your new wiki! This is your wiki's Front Page. So what do you do now?	+ = What is OPAC? =
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- = Quick Start Guide! = - 1. First read the rest of this page! - 2. If you haven't already, read the [wiki:wikispot:"Wiki Creator Guide"] and [wiki:wikispot:"Wiki Guide"]. - 3. Go to ["Wiki Settings"] and change the settings for your wiki! - 4. Click the edit button up top of this page and create your new front page. - 5. Start adding content to your wiki and read about [wiki:wikispot:"building community"] - 6. Tell your friends, family, acquaintances, enemies, multiple personalities, etc. - 7. Celebrate!	+ OPAC stands for [Orem-Provo Action Coalition]. This is a loose network of groups involved with anti-war, social justice activism in Utah County since 2006.
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- = Default Pages Included With Your Wiki = - This is a simple list of of all pages included with your wiki. You will hopefully create many, many more!	+ = What is OPAC wiki? =
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- * ["All Pages"] is an automatically generated list of all the pages in your wiki. - * ["Bookmarks"] is for your bookmarks on this wiki. Every user has his/her own bookmarks page based on what they choose to bookmark on this wiki. To bookmark a page, simply click "Bookmark" at the bottom of the page! ([wiki:wikispot:"Interwiki Bookmarks"] on wikispot shows you all of your bookmarks on all wikis.) - * ["Front Page"] is the page you're currently viewing. - * ["Events Board"] is a page where anyone can post events in the community. - * ["Help"] links to the main help pages on wikispot -- useful for reference. - * ["Interwiki Map"] -- link to non-Wiki Spot wikis using [wiki:wikispot:"interwiki links"] by adding names and URLs of wikis to this page. - * ["Orphaned Pages"] contains an automatically generated list of pages with no links to them. Ideally, this page should be empty -- keep your wiki well-linked! - * ["Outgoing Links"] lists all pages sorted by the number outgoing links on each page. This provides a good place to start if you're feeling [wiki:c2:"WikiGnome" gnomeish] and want to link-up some pages with few to no links. - * ["Quick Wiki Tips"] -- At the top of ["Recent Changes"] shows randomly selected tips from this page. - * ["Recent Changes"] shows all the recent activity on the wiki in a given time period. This page lets everybody see what's happening in your wiki! ([wiki:wikispot:"Interwiki Recent Changes"] on wikispot shows you the recent changes on all the wikis you're watching.) - * ["Random Pages"] is a randomly generated list of twenty-five pages. Good for finding pages to edit once your wiki grows large. - * ["Site Organization"] has links to pages that help you keep your wiki well organized. - * ["Templates"] is a user created list of template pages -- pages that you can use as starting blocks for making new pages. ["Templates/Business"] is there just to give you an idea of what a template should be. - * ["User Statistics"] is a page that displays statistics, such as the number of edits, for each person who's edited your wiki. - * ["Wanted Pages"] contains all the pages that are linked to, but do not yet exist. This is another good place to start [wiki:c2:"WikiGnome" gnomeing]. - * ["Wiki Sandbox"] is a place for users to play around with the wiki without disturbing your content. - * ["Wiki Settings"] contains the administrative settings for your wiki. - * ["Wiki Settings/CSS"] is the page where you can upload different style sheets that change your wiki's appearance. - * ["Wiki Settings/General"] contains general settings for your wiki. - * ["Wiki Settings/Images"] allows you to customize images on your wiki, such as your logos. - * ["Wiki Settings/Security"] lets you change the default security settings of your wiki and create user groups to control access.	+ OPAC wiki wants to be a web hub for activism in Utah County, a vehicle for learning and organizing and growing.
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- = Making new pages! = - To create a new page, simply search for the name of the page you wish to create and then click the "Create a new page with this title" link. Another way to create a new page is by making a link to the page you wish to create from a page that already exists, following the link, and clicking "Create this page."	+ = How does OPAC wiki work? = + + It can only work if lots of people contribute to the site, by creating and editing pages. Anyone can add to or edit these pages by simply clicking on the "Edit" button. The instructions for creating links, lists, and tables are right there on the editing page. To create a new page, simply search for the name of the page you wish to create and then click the "Create a new page with this title" link. Another way to create a new page is by making a link to the page you wish to create from a page that already exists, following the link, and clicking "Create this page." + + = Who can edit OPAC wiki? = + + Anyone can at any time. And when a page is changed, its previous versions are still available by clicking on the ["Recent Changes" "Recent Changes"] tab above. If you don't want to actually change a page, but you still have something to say about it, you can use the "talk" button to go to a page that is specifically reserved for comments, ideas, etc.