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Understanding article tabs
Pt. 3 of 10 | 2:06 |
Wednesday February 18, 2009
Working with Wikipedia 101
Wednesday February 18, 2009
When you look at a Wikipedia article for the first time, it may seem like there is just too much information to take in. Besides the main article (which is probably what you were looking for to begin with) there is also a section for a discussion about the article, a section that shows all of the revisions that have been made to the page and, of course, a section where you can edit the page. It's not as confusing as it seems and in this episode I'll tell you what it all means.
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Show Notes
- The fist section, or tab, is the article itself.
- The second tab is an area for people to discuss the revisions and content in the article.
- The edit tab allows you to make changes to the Wikipedia article.
- The history tab shows you all of the changes that have been made to the article and who made them.
- The watch tab allows you to keep an eye on the article and be notified when changes are made to it.
- The second tab is an area for people to discuss the revisions and content in the article.
- The edit tab allows you to make changes to the Wikipedia article.
- The history tab shows you all of the changes that have been made to the article and who made them.
- The watch tab allows you to keep an eye on the article and be notified when changes are made to it.
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