On Sun, 07 Jan 2007 11:54:03 -0700
Richard Freeman <rfbree(a)montana.com> wrote:
Hello, may I interrupt with one last inquiry. I'm
seeing that is
list is geared for the more advanced wiki user -- clearly the
wrong place for the newbe -- so I'll unsubscribe soon after
receiving responses to this missive. With that noted, could
someone in the community/forum please point me to a good written
guide on learning to use mediawiki from a beginner's stand point?
Thanks in advance! -- RF
PS, I'm a highly-motivated self-learner, so I won't be wasting
your time, and I have good experience teaching myself to use
complicated software.
PSS, encouraging newbees from outside the circumscribed field of
current MediaWiki users (and Mediawiki-l members) might be
beneficial, in the sense that you would bring new problem-solvers
into the fold, perhaps spawning some creative solutions not
otherwise fielded. I hypothesize that within a short time-frame,
the quality of the additional voices would exceed the (initial)
noise we would bring to the forum.
--
Dr. Richard Freeman
I think that we've all had to begin at the beginning. I know that I
did. I also asked some very newbie questions in the beginning, and
compared to other questions here, I still may. Don't let the "more
advanced" questions some are asking put you off. Otherwise I may
not be able to help anyone myself.
My suggestion is to do your reading and then ask your newbie
questions here.
--
Raquel
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The arc of the moral universe is long, but it bends towards justice.
--Martin Luther King, Jr.