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<center><span style="color:#007ab7">'''If code intimidates or bores you, email your suggestions and contributions to <span style="color:#ae0a94">info@sprocketschool.org</span> and we will take care of the rest!'''</span></center>
<span style="color:#007ab7">'''If code intimidates or bores you, email your suggestions and contributions to <span style="color:#ae0a94">info@sprocketschool.org</span> and we will take care of the rest!'''</span>








<center><span style="color:#ff0000">'''To edit Sprocket School yourself, email us at info@sprocketschool.org to create an account.</span></center>
<span style="color:#ff0000">'''To edit Sprocket School yourself, email us at info@sprocketschool.org to create an account.</span>





Revision as of 08:51, 8 March 2019

The lead editors of Sprocket School are Rlyon and Rfhall — reach them at info@sprocketschool.org if you have any questions.


If code intimidates or bores you, email your suggestions and contributions to info@sprocketschool.org and we will take care of the rest!



To edit Sprocket School yourself, email us at info@sprocketschool.org to create an account.



Like Wikipedia, Sprocket School was made using software called MediaWiki. MediaWiki has extensive instructions on editing and formatting on their website.


General pointers

  • Request a real or otherwise recognizable login name (if you are comfortable doing so) so your colleagues will know who you are.
  • The current user list is here.
  • You can see recent contributions to the site on the Recent changes page.
  • Look at an article's editing history by clicking the "history" tab at the top of any page.
  • Each page has a "discussion" tab at the top. This is a good place to ask questions and make suggestions about a given topic.
  • You can "sign" your contributions to the discussion page (or any other page) by typing "-- ~ ~ ~ ~" - without the spaces! - or by just hitting the little button that looks like a signature at the top of the editing box. It looks like this: -- Rfhall (talk) 00:44, 3 August 2013 (PDT)
  • You can upload images here. Follow the instructions on that page to use the image in any of the articles.

Starting a new page

Editing an existing page

Editorial Guidelines

Use neutral language

Avoid absolutes, like "this is the worst/best practice or piece of equipment", or any other language that veers into the territory of personal opinion.