Psychology 2.0

New Article

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September 18, 2008, at 02:56 PM EST by Zsomb -

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you can start a new page by clicking on "New Article" button at the top of the page
right after you clicked you will be asked for the new article's Groupname and Pagename. The articles on Psychology 2.0 are organized into groups based on their topic or author. The pagename means the article's short (1-3 words long) title
after the article is created you can edit as usual. For help in editing see the EditArticles
since you have created it, it automatically appears on the Newest articles list and becomes searchable as well
try to link it into other related articles by finding the common points
read more about the desired language and style of a Psy2 article

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you can start a new page by clicking on the "New Article" button at the top of the page
after the new page opens you will be asked for the new article's Groupname and Pagename
the wiki's articles are organized into groups that contain the pages. One page means one article. The chosen pagename should be relatively short and descriptive of your topic
after the article is created you can edit it. For help in editing, see the Psy2.EditArticles
once you have created it, the article automatically appears on the list of Latest articles and becomes searchable as well
try to link it to other related articles

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September 16, 2008, at 09:36 PM EST by fodormik -

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right after you clicked you will be asked for the new article's Groupname and Pagename
the wiki's articles are organized into groups that contains the pages. One page means one article. The chosen pagename should be relatively short and describing well your topic

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right after you clicked you will be asked for the new article's Groupname and Pagename. The articles on Psychology 2.0 are organized into groups based on their topic or author. The pagename means the article's short (1-3 words long) title

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since you have created it, it automatically appear on the Newest articles list and becomes searchable as well
try to link it into other related articles

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since you have created it, it automatically appears on the Newest articles list and becomes searchable as well
try to link it into other related articles by finding the common points
read more about the desired language and style of a Psy2 article

Restore

September 10, 2008, at 02:13 PM EST by fodormik -

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after the article is created you can edit as usual. For help in editing see the Psy2.EditArticles

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after the article is created you can edit as usual. For help in editing see the EditArticles

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try to link it into other related articles

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try to link it into other related articles

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September 08, 2008, at 10:34 PM EST by fodormik -

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try to link it into other related articles

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try to link it into other related articles

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September 08, 2008, at 10:33 PM EST by fodormik -

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you can start a new page by clicking on "New Article" buttom at the top of the page

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you can start a new page by clicking on "New Article" button at the top of the page

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after the article is created you can edit it as edit all the existing articles. See the Psy2.EditArticles

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after the article is created you can edit as usual. For help in editing see the Psy2.EditArticles

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try to link it into other related articles

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try to link it into other related articles

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September 08, 2008, at 05:46 PM EST by fodormik -

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after the article is created you can edit it as edit all the existing articles. See the edit section

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after the article is created you can edit it as edit all the existing articles. See the Psy2.EditArticles

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September 07, 2008, at 10:47 PM EST by fodormik -

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