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Page
* Also known as a web page, a page single file on a web server
  - a page single file on a webserver
* are attendants
  - leafs
* are part of books
  - manuscript
  - software
  - the number of web pages viewed by website visitors
* are used for reading
* contain important information
  - incorrect information
  - moon phase information
  - other important information
  - pictures
  - versions
* explain ideas.
* have answers
  - facts
  - instruction
  - more information
  - photos
  - scientific information
  - short summaries
  - simple instruction
  - text
* include descriptions
  - lists
* includes page numbers.
* is the number of HTML pages served.
* provide additional information
  - basic information
  - detail information
  - general information
  - statements
* refer to Thinking in Writing.
* refers to the number of pages, and reflection of content.
* service that allows users to create their own web pages.
+ Category:Articles with broken Wiktionary links
  * This category contains articles that have links to pages that don't exist on the Simple English Wiktionary. Pages are added automatically by using.
  * Some pages make many calls to the flag templates.
  * Page consists of nothing other than a definition.
  * Page looks good now
  - infobox errors
  * Pages below are sorted according to the type of error. More information about what is causing the error and how to fix it may be found on the documentation page of whichever infobox is transcluded in the article.
  * Pages are put into categories by placing one or more 'Category tags' on the page. Category tags are the wiki markup used by the Wikimedia software to put pages in categories.
  * When placing pages in categories, it is important that they be sorted correctly. This makes it easier to locate a page in the category. Sorting of pages in a category is done by use of a 'sort key'. A sort key is a term or phrase that is used to sort pages in categories. Pages are sorted alpha-numerically by their sort key. If no sort key is used, the page name of the page is used as the default sort key. Sort keys may be given to each category tag individually.
  * Some pages are protected. Wikipedians without an account, or whose accounts are less than four days old, or who have made fewer than ten edits to unprotected pages, cannot edit protected pages. They also cannot move or delete pages.
  * On a wiki, people can write pages together to add to the information. If one person writes something wrong, then the next person can correct it. The next person can also add something new to the page. Because of this, the page gets better whenever someone changes it. If someone writes information that is very obviously wrong, and the person actually wanted to vandalise, it would be changed by administrators, and the person will not be able to change the wiki anymore. Pages are watched closely
+ Category:Trade: Economics
  * Pages here have are related to 'trade'.
+ Category:Vague or ambiguous time
  * Pages here are tagged with the template.
+ Voynich manuscript: Manuscripts :: Unreadable writing systems
  * Many pages contain illustrations. Many authors have been thought to have written this manuscript, the author remains unknown. The text is written in an unknown language, in an unknown writing system. It looks like there are no errors in the text. There are no corrections to it. Much less attention has been given to the illustrations, which seem to show plants, anatomic or astronomic links.
  * Page has little content, no sources and no evidence of notability.