Hi William. If you could do that for me, set up an account, I'd greatly appreciate that. At least I can still view my inbox. Though I've still lost
ability to reply or compose.
Thanks
John
Earn Points Writing on tinWiki! Up to 10,000 points per entry, page 2
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reply posted on 24-5-2008 @ 12:58 PM by William One Sac
Originally posted by jhill76
reply to post by William One Sac
Wanted to get some points for the Al-Qaeda article. Thanks!!!!
I gave you some points for initiating the article. Thanks!
reply posted on 28-5-2008 @ 03:32 PM by William One Sac
We are also giving points for members who contribute artwork over in the members art forum
on BTS. So if you have any original artwork lying around that would go good with a tinWiki article, whether it exists yet or not, please let us
know.
reply posted on 9-6-2008 @ 11:15 AM by ProTo Fire Fox
THIS is the page were you can see all of the categorys that TinWiki has to offer. If you create
an artilce type in.
[[Category: Film]]
The green bit in it is the part that you change to say what category your article is in. As you can see that one is for film, if you added something about a person, you would put it in the People category, like so...
[[Category: People]]
Hope that helps, i write it 4 times, kept confusing my self
Fox
[[Category: Film]]
The green bit in it is the part that you change to say what category your article is in. As you can see that one is for film, if you added something about a person, you would put it in the People category, like so...
[[Category: People]]
Hope that helps, i write it 4 times, kept confusing my self
Fox
reply posted on 12-6-2008 @ 05:55 AM by Extralien
Just done my second TinWiki page and this time it was on Alchemy.
It's quite fun for me as I am actually able to make use of the HTML coding i learnt so many years before programmes like Dreamweaver came out.
Some of the code is ever so slightly different but not exactly rocket science to work out the differences.
Great for anyone who wishes to have a go at actually learning a form of HTML for either submitting a complete page to TinWiki or maybe even making your own web site one day. The extra bit of knowledge behind the workings of pages and sites can be very useful at times, especially if you have an original piece you'd like to lock onto the page so nobody can copy and paste it, ie, an image.
You'll see examples of the editing language on the Tinwiki help pages, but if you really want to know how to have a good look at the code, right click your mouse anywhere on a web page and select "view page source".
This opens another window that will have the entire page's build process.
You'll then get to see how it all fits together and you'll soon learn to use cool bits from one site and add them to another or your own.
Always best to preview your page before saving it though as sometimes, things just don't seem to work out right first time around.
On this following link you'll find a complete list of all the HTML colour codes and if that's not enough, how about a list of the HTML font codes...and more...
Hope this helps any of you who have never tried web site editing before. After all, it is the back bone of the net really..no HTML code...nothing to read...
It's quite fun for me as I am actually able to make use of the HTML coding i learnt so many years before programmes like Dreamweaver came out.
Some of the code is ever so slightly different but not exactly rocket science to work out the differences.
Great for anyone who wishes to have a go at actually learning a form of HTML for either submitting a complete page to TinWiki or maybe even making your own web site one day. The extra bit of knowledge behind the workings of pages and sites can be very useful at times, especially if you have an original piece you'd like to lock onto the page so nobody can copy and paste it, ie, an image.
You'll see examples of the editing language on the Tinwiki help pages, but if you really want to know how to have a good look at the code, right click your mouse anywhere on a web page and select "view page source".
This opens another window that will have the entire page's build process.
You'll then get to see how it all fits together and you'll soon learn to use cool bits from one site and add them to another or your own.
Always best to preview your page before saving it though as sometimes, things just don't seem to work out right first time around.
On this following link you'll find a complete list of all the HTML colour codes and if that's not enough, how about a list of the HTML font codes...and more...
Hope this helps any of you who have never tried web site editing before. After all, it is the back bone of the net really..no HTML code...nothing to read...
reply posted on 17-6-2008 @ 10:24 PM by SpartanKingLeonidas
I've gotten plenty of points by submitting articles to TinWiki.
Check out the thread I began on TinWiki submissions here :
My TinWiki Submissions
I submitted Continuity of Government, sheeple, Greystone, Verichip and got points for them all.
Today I submitted OnStar and I just got awarded points after submitting this post so I cam back and edited it.
I had a lot of people laughing between U2U's about the submission of sheeple and I was laughing the whole time while I was typing it up as well.
[edit on 17-6-2008 by SpartanKingLeonidas]
Check out the thread I began on TinWiki submissions here :
My TinWiki Submissions
I submitted Continuity of Government, sheeple, Greystone, Verichip and got points for them all.
Today I submitted OnStar and I just got awarded points after submitting this post so I cam back and edited it.
I had a lot of people laughing between U2U's about the submission of sheeple and I was laughing the whole time while I was typing it up as well.
[edit on 17-6-2008 by SpartanKingLeonidas]
reply posted on 22-6-2008 @ 10:12 PM by debris765nju
reply to post by William One Sac
Hey WilliamOneSac, just started an entry on tin about the djinn, which brings me to my question, i tried to make an entry on the werewolf page which had your name on it, i was going to make an entry about religion and the shape-shifting abilities of the djinn, they are mentioned in the Qu'ran and as "legion" in the N.T. Any advice? debris765nju
Hey WilliamOneSac, just started an entry on tin about the djinn, which brings me to my question, i tried to make an entry on the werewolf page which had your name on it, i was going to make an entry about religion and the shape-shifting abilities of the djinn, they are mentioned in the Qu'ran and as "legion" in the N.T. Any advice? debris765nju
reply posted on 23-6-2008 @ 01:11 PM by William One Sac
reply to post by debris765nju
Are you saying you were going to make an entry about the shape-shifting abilities of the djiin on the werewolf page? If so, that would not be appropiate. The place to write about that would be on the djiin page itself, or on a page about shape shifting. As a matter of fact, I don't believe there is a page on the ability to shape shift yet. But it would definitely be a good page to add to tinWiki.
Are you saying you were going to make an entry about the shape-shifting abilities of the djiin on the werewolf page? If so, that would not be appropiate. The place to write about that would be on the djiin page itself, or on a page about shape shifting. As a matter of fact, I don't believe there is a page on the ability to shape shift yet. But it would definitely be a good page to add to tinWiki.
reply posted on 23-6-2008 @ 01:19 PM by William One Sac
Originally posted by jkrog08
Article discussion on ATS or Wiki?
I mean your talk page, located here. Also, you do not need to sign the page to be given credit for it. There is a page history which keeps all of that information. Also, you should put down all of the pages you start on your personal user page. That is a page that will grow over time, and you can do things like tell other people what your specific interests. And keep a record of your pages.
