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ndjohantgen — 2008-12-13 16:14:11

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JasonAller — 2007-10-28 17:19:41

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- ''Live in Sacramento? You might like to visit and participate in the [wiki:sacramento:"Front Page" Sacramento Wiki] as well, which strives to become the same sort of community resource the Davis Wiki is a model of.''	+ ''Live in the surrounding area? You might like to visit and participate in the [wiki:sacramento:"Front Page" Sacramento Wiki], [wiki:woodland:"Front Page" Woodland Wiki], [wiki:westsac:"Front Page" West Sacramento Wiki] or [wiki:vacaville:"Front Page" Vacaville Wiki]''

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PhilipNeustrom — 2007-08-01 14:09:39

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jimboJones123 — 2007-08-01 14:08:30

what, if anything is wrong with this edit?

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PhilipNeustrom — 2007-08-01 14:06:27

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jimboJones123 — 2007-08-01 14:04:08

Revert to version 19 (philip, remove stick from your ass).

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PhilipNeustrom — 2007-08-01 13:58:03

Revert to version 20 (no it doesn't).

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jimboJones123 — 2007-08-01 13:52:26

Revert to version 19 (every reversion proves my point).

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PhilipNeustrom — 2007-08-01 13:36:12

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- This is where we will put the nice little intro to what we're about. What is the idea behind this site? Etc.	+ Anyone can [wiki:wikispot:"Help with Editing" edit] the wiki. Anyone can contribute, change, and add. Most websites you go to are static -- you only read them. This is a very different place.
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- The more technical details of how to operate the wiki and so forth will be kept where they are by default, but we'll briefly mention them here.	+ What we are ["Mission Statement" aiming for] is a place to record ["Davis"] culture, ["Spots And Places" places], spots -- everything! This is an experiment in community and a project that can be fruitful for ["Town History" years] to come to both old and new in Davis. + + Everyone these days has their own personal blog. They write down everyday activities, things they do, places they go. But how about the city itself? Imagine this as sort of a "blog" for Davis itself. A place for sharing, listening, learning, growing and exploring. + + So, go grab your camera and find something! Write a review of your favorite place. Tell us about a nice thing to do on ["Regular Events" Tuesdays]. Give us a ["Photo Requests" picture] of your ["Navigating Davis" street]. The topics and room for exploration is endless, and we will hopefully record a little bit of what Davis means for us, here. + + What the wiki contains and means is up to ''you''. As a general rule you should contribute content you think will be helpful or insightful to others, but even this rule can be broken at times. Interesting things will stay, and bad contributions will pass with time. Never be afraid to try something new, to edit something, to make your voice heard. + + This is our place, our resource, our voice. + + If you're ready to get started, check out the ["Davis Wiki Guide"]. + + ''Live in Sacramento? You might like to visit and participate in the [wiki:sacramento:"Front Page" Sacramento Wiki] as well, which strives to become the same sort of community resource the Davis Wiki is a model of.''

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jimboJones123 — 2007-08-01 13:35:17

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PhilipNeustrom — 2007-08-01 13:35:00

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jimboJones123 — 2007-08-01 13:34:53

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jimboJones123 — 2007-08-01 13:34:28

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jimboJones123 — 2007-08-01 13:34:18

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jimboJones123 — 2007-08-01 13:34:06

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jimboJones123 — 2007-08-01 13:33:48

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PhilipNeustrom — 2007-08-01 13:33:47

Revert to version 20 (i have ever right to delete crappy material).

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jimboJones123 — 2007-08-01 13:33:24

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jimboJones123 — 2007-08-01 13:33:04

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jimboJones123 — 2007-08-01 13:32:25

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PhilipNeustrom — 2007-08-01 13:32:02

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PhilipNeustrom — 2007-08-01 13:31:17

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PhilipNeustrom — 2007-08-01 13:30:02

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jimboJones123 — 2007-08-01 13:29:10

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PhilipNeustrom — 2007-07-22 09:41:41

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PhilipNeustrom — 2007-04-09 17:22:05

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BrianGingold — 2007-04-09 17:16:53

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JasonAller — 2007-04-03 16:24:21

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Introduction

WesHardaker — 2007-03-26 13:48:30

link to mission ;-)

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- What we are aiming for is a place to record ["Davis"] culture, ["Spots And Places" places], spots -- everything! This is an experiment in community and a project that can be fruitful for ["Town History" years] to come to both old and new in Davis.	+ What we are ["Mission Statement" aiming for] is a place to record ["Davis"] culture, ["Spots And Places" places], spots -- everything! This is an experiment in community and a project that can be fruitful for ["Town History" years] to come to both old and new in Davis.

Introduction

MischaGushiken — 2006-08-13 23:51:15

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Introduction

JessaRego — 2005-12-11 23:08:46

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- What the Wiki contains and means is up to ''you''. As a general rule you should contribute content you think will be helpful or insightful to others, but even this rule can be broken at times. Interesting things will stay, and bad contributions will pass with time. Never be afraid to try something new, to edit something, to make your voice heard.	+ What the wiki contains and means is up to ''you''. As a general rule you should contribute content you think will be helpful or insightful to others, but even this rule can be broken at times. Interesting things will stay, and bad contributions will pass with time. Never be afraid to try something new, to edit something, to make your voice heard.

Introduction

JessaRego — 2005-12-11 22:57:49

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- What the wiki contains and means is up to ''you''. As a general rule you should contribute content you think will be helpful or insightful to others, but even this rule can be broken at times. Interesting things will stay, and bad contributions will pass with time. Never be afraid to try something new, to edit something, to make your voice heard.	+ What the Wiki contains and means is up to ''you''. As a general rule you should contribute content you think will be helpful or insightful to others, but even this rule can be broken at times. Interesting things will stay, and bad contributions will pass with time. Never be afraid to try something new, to edit something, to make your voice heard.

Introduction

JasonAller — 2005-12-04 14:54:00

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- What we are aiming for is a place to record Davis culture, places, spots -- everything! This is an experiment in community and a project that can be fruitful for years to come to both old and new in Davis.	+ What we are aiming for is a place to record ["Davis"] culture, ["Spots And Places" places], spots -- everything! This is an experiment in community and a project that can be fruitful for ["Town History" years] to come to both old and new in Davis.
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- Everyone these days has their own personal blog. They write down everyday activities, things they do, places they go. But how about the city itself? Imagine this as sort of a "blog" for Davis itself. A place for sharing, listening, and exploring.	+ Everyone these days has their own personal blog. They write down everyday activities, things they do, places they go. But how about the city itself? Imagine this as sort of a "blog" for Davis itself. A place for sharing, listening, learning, growing and exploring.
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- So, go grab your camera and find something! Write a review of your favorite place. Tell us about a nice thing to do on Tuesdays. Give us a picture of your street. The topics and room for exploration is endless, and we will hopefully record a little bit of what Davis means for us, here.	+ So, go grab your camera and find something! Write a review of your favorite place. Tell us about a nice thing to do on ["Regular Events" Tuesdays]. Give us a ["Photo Requests" picture] of your ["Navigating Davis" street]. The topics and room for exploration is endless, and we will hopefully record a little bit of what Davis means for us, here.
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- What the wiki contains and means is up to ''you''. As a general rule you should contribute content you think will be helpful or insightful to others, but even this rule can be broken at times. Interesting things will stay, and bad contributions will pass with time. Never be afraid to try something new, to edit something, to make your voice heard.	+ What the wiki contains and means is up to ''you''. As a general rule you should contribute content you think will be helpful or insightful to others, but even this rule can be broken at times. Interesting things will stay, and bad contributions will pass with time. Never be afraid to try something new, to edit something, to make your voice heard.

Introduction

PhilipNeustrom — 2004-10-21 00:46:02

tried to solidify things a bit

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Introduction

2004-08-10 19:53:10

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	+ + If you're ready to get started, check out the ["Davis Wiki Guide"].

Introduction

PhilipNeustrom — 2004-06-29 18:01:23

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- The more technical details of how to operate the wiki and so forth will be kept where they are by default, but we'll briefly mention them here.	+ Everyone these days has their own personal blog. They write down everyday activities, things they do, places they go. But how about the city itself? Imagine this as sort of a "blog" for Davis itself. A place for sharing, listening, and exploring. + + So, go grab your camera and find something! Write a review of your favorite place. Tell us about a nice thing to do on Tuesdays. Give us a picture of your street. The topics and room for exploration is endless, and we will hopefully record a little bit of what Davis means for us, here.

Introduction

PhilipNeustrom — 2004-06-24 14:16:46

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Introduction

2004-06-24 06:45:07

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