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[[File:Screen Shot 2016-07-01 at 10.34.01 AM.png|600px|thumb|right|frame|New Melbourne page in the 'Edit' view with Wiki markup]]
[[File:Screen Shot 2016-07-01 at 10.34.01 AM.png|600px|thumb|right|frame|New Melbourne page in the 'Edit' view with Wiki markup]]


1. '''What's wiki markup?''' When editing articles on Gynopedia, you'll sometimes need to use use wiki markup (see example above for mobile users and at right for web users). It's kinda like HTML... but way easier. Basically, it's a way to provide everything that's not pure text -- formatting, links, image specifications -- on the page. So, for example, if you see quotation marks or multiple equal signs, that's wiki markup. Make sure to copy and paste the markup exactly as you see it in the examples we provide below. Once you get the hang of it, it's pretty easy. For reference, check out the example (see right) of a new Melbourne page with wiki markup. For further details, check out this [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Help:Wiki_markup Wiki Markup Language] article.
1. '''What's wiki markup?''' When editing articles on Gynopedia, you'll sometimes need to use use wiki markup. You can see an example of wiki markup in the image we've provided. If you're familiar with HTML, you csn think of wiki markup as a very basic form of HTML. If you're not familar with HTML, that's okay! You'll find that wiki markup is really straightforward. Basically, it's how we format the pages with things like headers, image insertions, and captions. So, for example, if you see quotation marks or multiple equal signs on a page (in the "Edit" view), that's wiki markup.  
* Tip: If you plan to use any of the wiki markup that we've provided on this page, make sure to copy and paste the markup ''exactly'' as you see it.  
* Examples: For reference, check out the example (see right) of a new Melbourne page with wiki markup. For further details, check out this [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Help:Wiki_markup Wiki Markup Language] article.


2. '''Distinguishing Between Cities:''' To distinguish between two cities with the same name (for example, Los Angeles, USA and Los Angeles, Chile), please add this markup at the top of the page when in 'Edit' view (see below). You'll want to specify the country (e.g. United States), state or region (California) and city (Los Angeles). Note that "state" can also apply to region (for example, Luzon region of the Philippines).  
2. '''Distinguishing Between Cities:''' To distinguish between two cities with the same name (for example, Los Angeles, USA and Los Angeles, Chile), please add this markup at the top of the page when in 'Edit' view (see below). You'll want to specify the country (e.g. United States), state or region (California) and city (Los Angeles). Note that "state" can also apply to region (for example, Luzon region of the Philippines).  
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