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title: Getting Started
author: David Lounsbury
date: 2019-11-08
affiliation: The Open Group
copyright: ©2019, The Open Group
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# Getting Started with The Open Group Community GitLab Wiki # Getting Started with The Open Group Community GitLab Wiki
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### Wiki Basics ### Wiki Basics
What is a Wiki? * What is a Wiki?
What is Markdown syntax? * What is Markdown syntax?
Markdown editing tools * Some Markdown editing tools
How to access the wiki on GitLab * How to access the wiki on GitLab
How to create and edit a document * How to create and edit a document
Reverting: How to revert your inevitable mistake * Reverting: How to revert your inevitable mistake
## Resources ## Resources
Where to find documentation and help * Where to find documentation and help
Some best practices on content * Some best practices on content
## Master class ## Master class
AsciiDoc syntax * AsciiDoc syntax
Conversion of existing materials * Conversion of existing materials
Diagramming in Wikis * Diagramming in Wikis
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title: What is a Wiki?
author: David Lounsbury
date: 2019-11-08
affiliation: The Open Group
copyright: ©2019, The Open Group
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# What is a Wiki?
## Wiki Overview
From [Wikipedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wiki):
> A wiki is a knowledge base website on which users collaboratively modify content and structure directly from the web browser. In a typical wiki, text is written using a simplified markup language and often edited with the help of a rich-text editor
The defining characteristics:
* Collaborative editing of content
* Any user with access can create and edit content
* Direct availability of edited content on the web
Caveats:
* Many types of wikis in the world
* Different wiki implementations use different markup languages
* Different wiki implementations have different editing interfaces
## Wikis on Gitlab
* GitLab provides a built-in Wiki for each project
* GitLab wikis can use Markdown, AsciiDoc, or Rdoc markup language
* Either Markdown or AsciiDoc syntax are recommended
* Gitlab can be edited either through the web interface of by editing and committing files
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