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Contents
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Wikisocion vision
2
What can be done with Wikisocion
3
Why contribute to Wikisocion
3.1
How and where to begin contributing
4
Wikisocion policies
5
Wikisocion news
6
Contacting Wikisocion
6.1
Complaints about Content and Mediation
Wikisocion vision
Wikisocion
was created in May, 2007 with the intention of facilitating intellectual collaboration, effective transmission of ideas, and the consolidation and improvement of available information on socionics. These goals are being met right now. The long-term vision of Wikisocion is to become a sort of mirror of the
socion
itself, where all kinds of information and people are brought together and given their proper expression.
In addition to being an
encyclopedia
of information, methods, conclusions, and resources circulating in the socionics community, Wikisocion has the room and means to accommodate all sorts of
collaborative endeavors
that open up new territory in socionics. Wikisocion is a non-commercial, permanent project.
What can be done with Wikisocion
There are many things that a wiki site can handle more easily than other kinds of sites (such as a forum or static website). Here are some of those things:
writing encyclopedia-style articles that objectively examine multiple viewpoints
discussing the contents of each article just one click away from the article itself
providing intrasite links so that readers can quickly find definitions of all important or unfamiliar terms
providing free user pages where participants can talk about themselves and their views and leave each other messages
presenting hypotheses and research that need input, and critiquing others' work
In many ways, a wiki site is like a forum — but where information never gets lost and is continually improved over time. It is perfectly suited to the storage and accumulation of knowledge.
Why contribute to Wikisocion
All material published at Wikisocion belongs to the public domain, which means that anyone may copy it and use it for their own purposes if they provide a reference to the source. Also, material that is taken from the site and published elsewhere must also remain in the public domain. Why, then, contribute to Wikisocion?
Authorship is recognized on the "history" page of every article, as well as on "talk" pages. This means that other active contributors will quickly learn who you are and will appreciate your efforts to improve the site. If you would like to be drawn into an environment of more rigorous socionics discussion, Wikisocion is the place for you. Like the rest of us, you will gain much understanding in the process. The end result will belong to you just as much as to the rest of us, or even to the
site sponsor
.
By becoming a participant of Wikisocion, you will get a user page where you can post writings of your own. If you are active in editing the site's pages, your articles will likely attract attention and comments from other users. This is a quick and direct way of gaining feedback and positive recognition for your original thoughts, experience, or approaches without having to spend months or years building a reputation at
socionics forums
.
How and where to begin contributing
Writing, editing, fixing typos, resolving organizational problems, and improving aesthetics are all very much welcome. If you're a beginner at wikis, visit our
help
page and try making test edits at our
sandbox
. Don't hesitate to edit typos and improve awkward wording on the site, even if you're not too experienced in socionics. Posting comments, questions, and objections on talk pages is also a good way to "flex your muscles." When you are ready to begin helping with content, the following lists of pages are a good place to start:
Pages with inaccuracies
|
Incomplete pages
|
Good pages
|
Need work
|
Pages for review
Wikisocion policies
Basic principles of Wikisocion are
objectivity
and
conscientiousness
, or good will. Users who consistently and maliciously disregard these principles will be blocked.
The Mediawiki software allows vandalism to be handled easily and for pages to restored if they have been deleted or defaced. Also, the Wikisocion database is backed up regularly.
More information on
Wikisocion policies
Wikisocion news
(
List includes both "boring" technical updates and "interesting" site landmarks.
)
July 21, 2007
: Copyright
terms
added to page footer
July 17, 2007
: Extra "/~wikisocion" successfully removed from site URLs
July 17, 2007
: Sidebar issues resolved
July 10, 2007
: Number of
users
reaches 20
July 6, 2007
: First texts added to
type descriptions
July 5, 2007
: First independent
link
to Wikisocion from a site unrelated to this one
May 30, 2007
:
Wikisocion
launched, with both English and Russian versions
Contacting Wikisocion
Complaints about Content and Mediation
If you have a complaint about the content of the wiki or have some disagreements with other registered user that you feel require a decision by the Admin, please contact
hkkmr
at the16types.info.
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