Screen Shot Guide to Updating
Affiliate Team Wiki Pages
This guide is provides simple instructions for updating certain pages on the CC Wiki. It is
designed for those who are not familiar with semantic wiki editing and may be only
moderately useful to more advanced users.

Contents
Logging in to the Wiki ................................................................................................................... 2
Getting to an Affiliate Team Page ............................................................................................. 4
Editing an Affiliate Team Page ................................................................................................... 5
Editing with the Form ................................................................................................................ 5
Getting to the Form .............................................................................................................. 5
Working with the Form .......................................................................................................... 6Completing Boxes. ............................................................................................................ 6
Entering Free Text............................................................................................................... 7
Case Studies and Case Law ................................................................................................. 11
Adding Case Studies .......................................................................................................... 11
Case Law.............................................................................................................................. 12Assistance .................................................................................................................................... 12

Logging in to the Wiki
In order to make any changes to the Wiki, you will need to log in. If you do not have anaccount for the CC Wiki, you will need to create one first.
Click on “Log in / create account.”

If you have an account, fill in your username and password information. If you do nothave an account, click “Create an account.”To create an account, fill in the requested information and complete the reCaptcha.

Getting to an Affiliate Team Page
Option 1: Type in the direct url: http://wiki.creativecommons.org/[jurisdiction]

Option 2: Go to the Jurisdiction Database at
http://wiki.creativecommons.org/Jurisdiction_Database and click on the appropriateflag.

Editing an Affiliate Team Page
There are two ways in which you can edit an Affiliate Team page: 1) with a form or 2)
normal wiki editing. Creative Commons suggests you use the form as it provides easy
drop-down menus and clear blanks to complete.

Editing with the Form
Getting to the Form
Option 1: Click on “Edit with form” at the top of the page.

Option 2: Click on an un-bolded “Add x” item on the sidebar.

Working with the Form
Fill in the form as desired. Complete the boxes in the top part of the form and put otherinformation in the free text space at the bottom
Completing Boxes.
It is ok to leave items blank. However, if you do not select an option from the“Jurisdiction status” dropdown menu, your flag will not appear on the main page.

Choose the region with which your team self-identifies.

Entering Free Text
The free text box uses semantic wiki formatting. If you are unfamiliar with using
semantic wiki, see
http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Editing_pages.
The information put in the free text box is what shows
up on the main part of the Affiliate Team’s page.
The team can put whatever CC-related information it
wants here in whatever language or languages it
desires. Examples of what some teams have chosen
are below.

CC China used the free text space to present information on its 3.0 Public Discussion, inboth English and Chinese.

CC France used the space to share its Roadmap.
Note that this is also a good place for links to other pages with more information theteam would like to share.

CC Guatemala posted general information about its team and activities, with links tomore information.
Note that this page can also have pictures and logos.

Case Studies and Case Law
The Case Studies and Case Law sections that appear on the lower part of the sidebar
are automatically populated from the Case Studies and Case Law wiki pages. In orderto add information to these sections, you will need to add the information directly tothe respective wiki pages. This is easily done with the forms provided on each page.
Adding Case Studies
The Case Studies page collects information about important Creative Commons license
use around the world.
To add a case study, go to http://wiki.creativecommons.org/Case_Studies.
Enter a name for your case study in the box under “Add a case study” and click “Addor edit.”

When you get to the form, complete the boxes with information about your case study.

Case Law
The Case Law database collects summaries of court cases involving CreativeCommons licensed works or other open source licensed works that may provide
important insight into how a court would treat CC licenses. Cases are collected fromaround the world.
To add a case, go to http://wiki.creativecommons.org/Case_Law.
Click on “Add Decision.”

When you get to the form, complete the boxes with information about the case, add asummary of the case and upload any court documents, such as opinions or briefs, thatyou have related to the case.

AssistanceIf you have any questions or need assistance with editing an Affiliate Team page,please feel free to contact CC HQ at affiliate-program@creativecommons.org or ask
others in the Affiliate Network.