WikiNode

Welcome to the Davis-wiki, a city-wiki for Davis in Califonia, USA.

starting points:

• recent changes
  

• front page

wiki-nodes of our neighbors:

• Rochester-wiki: wiki-node
  

• Berkeley-wiki: wiki-node
  

• New York-wiki: wiki-node
  

• Karlsruhe-wiki: wiki-node (German)
  

• Berlin-wiki: wiki-node (German)
  

• Dresden-wiki: wiki-node (German)
  

• "Frankfurt bei Nacht"-wiki: wiki-node (German)
  

• Kiel-wiki: wiki-node (German)
  

• London-wiki:wiki-node
  

• Sacramento-wiki: wiki-node
  

• Seattle-wiki: wiki-node
  

• Erfurt city wiki (German)
  

• WikiStarfrosch: wiki-node Bern, Switzerland (German)
  

• Toulouse-wiki: wiki-node Toulouse, France
  

• Auckland.Wiki: wiki-node - Auckland, New Zealand

the Davis-wiki in center-wikis

• oddwiki-hive / city-wiki-center: Davis-wiki
  

• oddwiki-hive / city-wiki-center: wiki-node

See also the neighbors on the page nearby wikis, please.

Neighbors must be talked about, true?

There is a concept behind the small-case spelling on wiki-nodes, I retrieved it here. In difference to camel case and url (evite "-") the clean linking language is not determined by any technical rules. Wiki is overfed with information: big case and color go along with each other telling you: Attention!. Thats too much. The color is enough. The language on the wiki-nodes is supposed to be the same for all wikis on all engines in all languages. It is no problem if it contrasts to the use on other pages on your wiki, but please: the wiki-node concerns something bigger - all wikilandia. Thx for surfing around on the nodes a bit and googling wikinode. MattisManzel

• can the [:FrontPage:front-page] become ["Front Page" front-page]? (that's the standard linking around these parts)

• Hi Phil. Sure. I didn't even know this one yet, cool. The one I use I was told on the #moin developer channel, as "inofficial". Change please and add city-wikis on the node wiki please. :) mattis
  

• Yes, unfortunately there was no way to do that sort of link in moin, which is why we modified it :)
  

• that's why they called it inofficial - hihi. I wondered why. Yours is the more elegant syntax it you first understood that [" here is what [[ is on most other engines. moin's cool though.