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Jkratky at 17:23, 13 February 2012

2012-02-13T17:23:40Z

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	All contributors accept the DocWiki [[DocWiki:General_disclaimer\|Terms of Use]]. All contributors must observe the DocWiki Policies and Guidelines listed below.		All contributors accept the DocWiki [[DocWiki:General_disclaimer\|Terms of Use]]. All contributors must observe the DocWiki Policies and Guidelines listed below.

-	DocWiki is based on the MediaWiki software platform. Many other wikis, such as Wikipedia, use the same software. If you are new to the MediaWiki platform and need help using it, see the [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Contents MediaWiki Documentation]. DocWiki also provides the ability to rate articles and to Leave a Comment. In addition, iFrames can be used to display content on DocWiki pages from other externally published sources.	+	DocWiki is based on the MediaWiki software platform. Many other wikis, such as Wikipedia, use the same software. If you are new to the MediaWiki platform and need help using it, see the [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Contents MediaWiki Documentation]. DocWiki also provides the ability to rate articles and to Leave a Comment. In addition, [http://www.mediawikiwidgets.org/Iframe iFrames] can be used to display content on DocWiki pages from other externally published sources.

	For basic editing, see also the "cheat sheet" at [[Cisco Unified MeetingPlace, Release 6.x -- How to Use This Wiki for Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Information\|How to Use This Wiki for Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Information]]. This content was developed for the Cisco Unified MeetingPlace content, but much of it is applicable to any content on this wiki.		For basic editing, see also the "cheat sheet" at [[Cisco Unified MeetingPlace, Release 6.x -- How to Use This Wiki for Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Information\|How to Use This Wiki for Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Information]]. This content was developed for the Cisco Unified MeetingPlace content, but much of it is applicable to any content on this wiki.

Jkratky at 17:01, 13 February 2012

2012-02-13T17:01:53Z

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	All contributors accept the DocWiki [[DocWiki:General_disclaimer\|Terms of Use]]. All contributors must observe the DocWiki Policies and Guidelines listed below.		All contributors accept the DocWiki [[DocWiki:General_disclaimer\|Terms of Use]]. All contributors must observe the DocWiki Policies and Guidelines listed below.

-	DocWiki is based on the MediaWiki software platform. Many other wikis, such as Wikipedia, use the same software. If you are new to the MediaWiki platform and need help using it, see the [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Contents MediaWiki Documentation]. DocWiki also provides the ability to rate articles and to Leave a Comment ~~if you wish to do so~~. iFrames can be used to display content on DocWiki pages from other published sources.	+	DocWiki is based on the MediaWiki software platform. Many other wikis, such as Wikipedia, use the same software. If you are new to the MediaWiki platform and need help using it, see the [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Contents MediaWiki Documentation]. DocWiki also provides the ability to rate articles and to Leave a Comment. In addition, iFrames can be used to display content on DocWiki pages from other externally published sources.

	For basic editing, see also the "cheat sheet" at [[Cisco Unified MeetingPlace, Release 6.x -- How to Use This Wiki for Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Information\|How to Use This Wiki for Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Information]]. This content was developed for the Cisco Unified MeetingPlace content, but much of it is applicable to any content on this wiki.		For basic editing, see also the "cheat sheet" at [[Cisco Unified MeetingPlace, Release 6.x -- How to Use This Wiki for Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Information\|How to Use This Wiki for Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Information]]. This content was developed for the Cisco Unified MeetingPlace content, but much of it is applicable to any content on this wiki.

Jkratky at 17:00, 13 February 2012

2012-02-13T17:00:36Z

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	All contributors accept the DocWiki [[DocWiki:General_disclaimer\|Terms of Use]]. All contributors must observe the DocWiki Policies and Guidelines listed below.		All contributors accept the DocWiki [[DocWiki:General_disclaimer\|Terms of Use]]. All contributors must observe the DocWiki Policies and Guidelines listed below.

-	DocWiki is based on the MediaWiki software platform. Many other wikis, such as Wikipedia, use the same software. If you are new to the MediaWiki platform and need help using it, see the [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Contents MediaWiki Documentation]. For basic editing, see also the "cheat sheet" at [[Cisco Unified MeetingPlace, Release 6.x -- How to Use This Wiki for Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Information\|How to Use This Wiki for Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Information]]. This content was developed for the Cisco Unified MeetingPlace content, but much of it is applicable to any content on this wiki.	+	DocWiki is based on the MediaWiki software platform. Many other wikis, such as Wikipedia, use the same software. If you are new to the MediaWiki platform and need help using it, see the [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Contents MediaWiki Documentation]. DocWiki also provides the ability to rate articles and to Leave a Comment if you wish to do so. iFrames can be used to display content on DocWiki pages from other published sources.
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		+	For basic editing, see also the "cheat sheet" at [[Cisco Unified MeetingPlace, Release 6.x -- How to Use This Wiki for Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Information\|How to Use This Wiki for Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Information]]. This content was developed for the Cisco Unified MeetingPlace content, but much of it is applicable to any content on this wiki.

	==Policies and Guidelines==		==Policies and Guidelines==

Jkratky at 16:23, 13 February 2012

2012-02-13T16:23:39Z

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	==Reading==		==Reading==
-	Cisco DocWiki is public. Anyone may read or rate ~~anything~~ on DocWiki, without logging in. You can also use the history tab to see what changes have been made from a previous revision.	+	Cisco DocWiki is public. Anyone may read or rate articles on DocWiki, without logging in. You can also use the history tab to see what changes have been made from a previous revision.

	==Contributing==		==Contributing==

Jkratky at 16:23, 13 February 2012

2012-02-13T16:23:21Z

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	==Reading==		==Reading==
-	Cisco DocWiki is public. Anyone may read anything on DocWiki, without logging in. You can also use the history tab to see what changes have been made from a previous revision.	+	Cisco DocWiki is public. Anyone may read or rate anything on DocWiki, without logging in. You can also use the history tab to see what changes have been made from a previous revision.

	==Contributing==		==Contributing==

Jkratky: /* Reading */

2012-01-31T15:59:32Z

Reading

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	==Reading==		==Reading==
-	Cisco DocWiki is public. Anyone may read anything on DocWiki, without logging in.	+	Cisco DocWiki is public. Anyone may read anything on DocWiki, without logging in. You can also use the history tab to see what changes have been made from a previous revision.

	==Contributing==		==Contributing==

MeetingPlace Moderator: Made the info about the MeetingPlace cheat sheet more general.

2009-03-10T15:42:38Z

Made the info about the MeetingPlace cheat sheet more general.

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	All contributors accept the DocWiki [[DocWiki:General_disclaimer\|Terms of Use]]. All contributors must observe the DocWiki Policies and Guidelines listed below.		All contributors accept the DocWiki [[DocWiki:General_disclaimer\|Terms of Use]]. All contributors must observe the DocWiki Policies and Guidelines listed below.

-	DocWiki is based on the MediaWiki software platform. Many other wikis, such as Wikipedia, use the same software. If you are new to the MediaWiki platform and need help using it, see the [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Contents MediaWiki Documentation]. For ~~the Cisco Unified MeetingPlace content~~, see also the "cheat sheet" at [[Cisco Unified MeetingPlace, Release 6.x -- How to Use This Wiki for Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Information\|How to Use This Wiki for Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Information]].	+	DocWiki is based on the MediaWiki software platform. Many other wikis, such as Wikipedia, use the same software. If you are new to the MediaWiki platform and need help using it, see the [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Contents MediaWiki Documentation]. For basic editing, see also the "cheat sheet" at [[Cisco Unified MeetingPlace, Release 6.x -- How to Use This Wiki for Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Information\|How to Use This Wiki for Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Information]]. This content was developed for the Cisco Unified MeetingPlace content, but much of it is applicable to any content on this wiki.

	==Policies and Guidelines==		==Policies and Guidelines==

Fenton: /* Policies and Guidelines */ spelling correction

2008-12-03T23:37:24Z

Policies and Guidelines: spelling correction

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	# [[DocWiki:Scope\|Scope]] summarizes the types of content and contributions that are appropriate for inclusion on DocWiki.		# [[DocWiki:Scope\|Scope]] summarizes the types of content and contributions that are appropriate for inclusion on DocWiki.
	# [[DocWiki:Etiquette\|Etiquette]] explains what Cisco considers acceptable comments and content contributions.		# [[DocWiki:Etiquette\|Etiquette]] explains what Cisco considers acceptable comments and content contributions.
-	# [[DocWiki:Categories\|Categories]] ~~desecribes~~ the guidelines for creating categories for your content.	+	# [[DocWiki:Categories\|Categories]] describes the guidelines for creating categories for your content.
	# [[DocWiki:No Promotion\|No Promotion]] details the requirement that DocWiki not be used to promote products or services, Cisco's or otherwise.		# [[DocWiki:No Promotion\|No Promotion]] details the requirement that DocWiki not be used to promote products or services, Cisco's or otherwise.
	# [[DocWiki:No Proprietary Information\|No Proprietary Information]] describes the requirements that DocWiki contain only public information and sanitized examples.		# [[DocWiki:No Proprietary Information\|No Proprietary Information]] describes the requirements that DocWiki contain only public information and sanitized examples.

MeetingPlace Moderator: added link to the MeetingPlace editing cheat sheet

2008-05-31T00:14:31Z

added link to the MeetingPlace editing cheat sheet

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	All contributors accept the DocWiki [[DocWiki:General_disclaimer\|Terms of Use]]. All contributors must observe the DocWiki Policies and Guidelines listed below.		All contributors accept the DocWiki [[DocWiki:General_disclaimer\|Terms of Use]]. All contributors must observe the DocWiki Policies and Guidelines listed below.

-	DocWiki is based on the MediaWiki software platform. Many other wikis, such as Wikipedia, use the same software. If you are new to the MediaWiki platform and need help using it, see the [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Contents MediaWiki Documentation].	+	DocWiki is based on the MediaWiki software platform. Many other wikis, such as Wikipedia, use the same software. If you are new to the MediaWiki platform and need help using it, see the [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Contents MediaWiki Documentation]. For the Cisco Unified MeetingPlace content, see also the "cheat sheet" at [[Cisco Unified MeetingPlace, Release 6.x -- How to Use This Wiki for Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Information\|How to Use This Wiki for Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Information]].

	==Policies and Guidelines==		==Policies and Guidelines==

Pzimmerm at 20:57, 19 May 2008

2008-05-19T20:57:42Z

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	# [[DocWiki:Scope\|Scope]] summarizes the types of content and contributions that are appropriate for inclusion on DocWiki.		# [[DocWiki:Scope\|Scope]] summarizes the types of content and contributions that are appropriate for inclusion on DocWiki.
	# [[DocWiki:Etiquette\|Etiquette]] explains what Cisco considers acceptable comments and content contributions.		# [[DocWiki:Etiquette\|Etiquette]] explains what Cisco considers acceptable comments and content contributions.
		+	# [[DocWiki:Categories\|Categories]] desecribes the guidelines for creating categories for your content.
	# [[DocWiki:No Promotion\|No Promotion]] details the requirement that DocWiki not be used to promote products or services, Cisco's or otherwise.		# [[DocWiki:No Promotion\|No Promotion]] details the requirement that DocWiki not be used to promote products or services, Cisco's or otherwise.
	# [[DocWiki:No Proprietary Information\|No Proprietary Information]] describes the requirements that DocWiki contain only public information and sanitized examples.		# [[DocWiki:No Proprietary Information\|No Proprietary Information]] describes the requirements that DocWiki contain only public information and sanitized examples.

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	# [[DocWiki:Scope\|Scope]] summarizes the types of content and contributions that are appropriate for inclusion on DocWiki.		# [[DocWiki:Scope\|Scope]] summarizes the types of content and contributions that are appropriate for inclusion on DocWiki.
	# [[DocWiki:Etiquette\|Etiquette]] explains what Cisco considers acceptable comments and content contributions.		# [[DocWiki:Etiquette\|Etiquette]] explains what Cisco considers acceptable comments and content contributions.
-	# [[DocWiki:Categories\|Categories]] ~~desecribes~~ the guidelines for creating categories for your content.	+	# [[DocWiki:Categories\|Categories]] describes the guidelines for creating categories for your content.
	# [[DocWiki:No Promotion\|No Promotion]] details the requirement that DocWiki not be used to promote products or services, Cisco's or otherwise.		# [[DocWiki:No Promotion\|No Promotion]] details the requirement that DocWiki not be used to promote products or services, Cisco's or otherwise.
	# [[DocWiki:No Proprietary Information\|No Proprietary Information]] describes the requirements that DocWiki contain only public information and sanitized examples.		# [[DocWiki:No Proprietary Information\|No Proprietary Information]] describes the requirements that DocWiki contain only public information and sanitized examples.

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	# [[DocWiki:Scope\|Scope]] summarizes the types of content and contributions that are appropriate for inclusion on DocWiki.		# [[DocWiki:Scope\|Scope]] summarizes the types of content and contributions that are appropriate for inclusion on DocWiki.
	# [[DocWiki:Etiquette\|Etiquette]] explains what Cisco considers acceptable comments and content contributions.		# [[DocWiki:Etiquette\|Etiquette]] explains what Cisco considers acceptable comments and content contributions.
		+	# [[DocWiki:Categories\|Categories]] desecribes the guidelines for creating categories for your content.
	# [[DocWiki:No Promotion\|No Promotion]] details the requirement that DocWiki not be used to promote products or services, Cisco's or otherwise.		# [[DocWiki:No Promotion\|No Promotion]] details the requirement that DocWiki not be used to promote products or services, Cisco's or otherwise.
	# [[DocWiki:No Proprietary Information\|No Proprietary Information]] describes the requirements that DocWiki contain only public information and sanitized examples.		# [[DocWiki:No Proprietary Information\|No Proprietary Information]] describes the requirements that DocWiki contain only public information and sanitized examples.