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Organization

1) Use headers

and subheaders

Make sure that you use headers and subjeaders to organize pages. Headers are created using the exclamation point at the beginning of a line. Multiple exclamation points produce smaller headers for sub-sections.

2) The basic categories for headers in Topics

First, the main topic area, spelled out underneath the line giving the page name.

Second, any sub-topic areas.

Third, a list of cross references wihin our wiki; the "see also" section.

Fourth, a bibliographic list of sources on our main Bibliography relevant to the subject; this is a "further reading" section.

Fifth, a list of contributors to the topic, containing signatures (links to profiles). This can be reconstructed from the "history" of the page, if you are the first to create a contributor's list.

Sixth, a list of categories to which the topic belongs.

Contributors

Matt

3) The basic categories for headers in Annotated Bibliographies