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Introduction
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To begin with, here are a few points:
To begin with, here are a few points:
To begin with, here are a few points:
To begin with, here are a few points:
To begin with, here are a few points:mmmm
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You need to have Javascript enabled for you to interact with this page.
You need to have Javascript enabled for you to interact with this page.
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tests
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out of play area
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test
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out of play area
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You must be registered and logged in to edit this page.
You must be registered and logged in to edit this page. Click to register
You must be registered and logged in to edit this page. Click to register or Click to login
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I object!
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And again
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http://www.drupal.org should be a link
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Internet Explorer 6 or newer, Firefox and Safari browsers are supported (it may also work with other standards compliant browsers)
Internet Explorer 6 or newer, Firefox, Chrome and Safari browsers are supported (it may also work with other standards compliant browsers)
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,,,,,,,,,
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It doesn't work too well on iPads yet, but I'll work on it
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Best viewed in Firefox or Safari
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Notes
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irrelevant
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remove block
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The sidebar on the right includes a list of users who have contributed to this page, including some of their basic stats. By unchecking the "include" checkbox, the content of the page will change. Only the endorsed items of those who are included in the page will remain visible.
The sidebar on the right (see the "People" box) includes a list of users who have contributed to this page, including some of their basic stats. By unchecking the "include" checkbox, the content of the page will change. Only the endorsed items of those who are included in the page will remain visible.
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This system allows you to filter out contributors who you do not value. It also encourages users to make positive contributions in order to be heard.
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The "Display" box in the sidebar makes the user able to filter out item types in the page to make it clearer. For example, checking the "blocked" checkbox will allow you to see items that have been blocked for some reason.
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You can click on any paragraph to see more details.
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You will see who wrote the latest revision of the item, with a pane to browse through previous revisions of the item.
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If you are logged in, you will also be presented with buttons to respond to that particular item.
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How Endorsements work
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Any logged in user can "endorse" an item, by clicking the circular buttons to the right of each item until they turn green. An endorsement means that the person approves an item, and instead of duplicating sentiments to show support, he or she simply endorses it, as if to say, "I would say the same thing".
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hello
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away form the sandbox area
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Each contributor on this page has a map of their endorsements, or perspectives. By checking/unchecking individual users on the "People" column, one can overlay individual perspectives with each other. The more individual perspectives you include, the more one can see the perspective of the group of contributors as a whole.
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Play area
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Unleash your mind here
Unleash your mind here.
Feel free to edit, manipulate and add items below this point. Whatever your contributions, it doesn't have to make sense. Just get to grips with the software!
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This is a test!
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I am making a comment.
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Comment on first test
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This is another test.
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anotehr comment!
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This is another test!
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This is what I don't know.
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I don't know
I don't know what is what?
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Don't know what?
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I don't know what I don't know. :)
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There is something wrong. I don't see my own comments unless I check 'unendorsed', although my comment was auto-endorsed.
Probably own comments (and other items) should be always visible, otherwise it easily leads to duplicate submissions.
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Could you check to see if you have the "Anonymous Users" included (checked) on the sidebar to your right? This specific page excludes contributions from Anonymous users by default - other pages do not allow anonymous edits at all. Once you have an account, this problem shouldn't crop up...
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This is a test
This is a test.
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63. A clause of a draft bill.
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(1) This subsection applies when:(a) it does; or(b) it does not.
(1) This subsection applies when:(a) it does; or (b) it does not.
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Headings help to organise the page
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You can put items within headings for easier editing
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Why not object to this item
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Or make a reservation.
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This is a reservation
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This is an objection
This is an objection, and it can be as severe as you want
This is an objection
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I'm not sure on your reasoning for this objection!
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I'm not sure about your reasoning for this objection!
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Removing duplicate
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You can put in subheadings
You can insert subheadings
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And put text inside
And put text inside, or more headings if you prefer
And put text inside
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This item can turn into a thread for discussion
Any item can turn into a thread for discussion
This item can turn into a thread for discussion
This item can turn into a thread for discussion. It can set the tone for a discussion.
This item can turn into a thread for discussion. It can set the tone for a discussion.
This item can turn into a thread for discussion. It can set the tone for a discussion. yes
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hewloo asdf
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this is a comment on this item
this is a comment on this item and again
this is a comment on this item
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yes
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I will also make some further comments
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this is a comment on this item
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this is a duplicate of the previous post
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I can add many a heading
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日本語は？
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できます
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はい
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I think I'm turning Japanese
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AHAH! I have hijacked this page! WAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAAHAHAHAHAHA HA HAHA HAHAHHAHAHAHA HAHAHAHHA AHAHAHHA HAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHA :-)
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This is nonsensical jibberish and not required. (Of course you prob will leave as this is the sandbox area and this is for playing in).
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How would you prevent 100 users like Mr Troll from confusing a page with jibberish - would there be a criteria by which users could be screened, prior to making their comments public?
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i.e.
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Auto-block persons who are anonymous, so that their names must be unchecked if people wish to view anonymous users;
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Create a minimum number of comments requirement before users are published on the front page
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Create a filter (defaulted to 20) whereby the top rated users on a given page or pages are displayed - other users are only displayed by widening the filter.
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This is flagrant trolling of the site - in a real article a number of people would raise an objection to this and subsequently it should be auto-blocked...?
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To exclude items from certain people, uncheck the checkbox labelled "Include" next to the people in question, in the sidebar. This removes their contributions from the page.
#i31r1
Tue, 16/11/2010 - 18:46editing notes: a note to remind users how to filter out trolls1 endorsement
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See if you can't block this one (make sure you enable it again)
See if you can't block this one (make sure you enable it again)
See if you can't block this one (make sure you enable it again)
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I was asked to block this
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No reason.
#i43r1
Sun, 27/02/2011 - 14:12editing notes: Fake blocks seem to be a potential problem, although it would probably be mitigated by disallowing anonymous users to make blocks.0 endorsements
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when you want to make links: http://consensuswiki.org/home
when you want to make links: http://consensuswiki.org/home
when you want to make links: http://consensuswiki.org/home or not?
when you want to make links: http://consensuswiki.org/home
when you want to make links - use this for external links: http://bbc.com, or for links to consensus pages on this websites, simply Consensus.
when you want to make links - use this for external links: http://bbc.com, or for links to consensus pages on this websites, simply Consensus. It's just like Wikipedia.
when you want to make links - use this for external links: http://bbc.com, or for links to consensus pages on this websites, simply Consensus. It's just like Wikipedia. Just wrap your link in double square brackets like this: [[link]].
when you want to make links - use this for external links: http://bbc.com, or for links to consensus pages on this websites, simply Consensus. It's just like Wikipedia. Just wrap your link in double square brackets between () and ()
when you want to make links - use this for external links: http://bbc.com, or for links to consensus pages on this websites, simply Consensus. It's just like Wikipedia. Just wrap your link in double square brackets between ([ [) and (] ])
when you want to make links - use this for external links: [http://bbc.com], or for links to consensus pages on this websites, simply Consensus. It's just like Wikipedia. Just wrap your link in double, or single square brackets between ([) and (])
when you want to make links - use this for external links: [http://bbc.com], or for links to consensus pages on this websites, simply Consensus. It's just like Wikipedia. Just wrap your link in double, or single square brackets between ([) and (]).
when you want to make links - use this for external links: [http://wikipedia.org], for links describing what the link is: [http://wikipedia.org Wikipedia], or for links to consensus pages on this websites, simply Consensus. It's just like Wikipedia. Just wrap your link in double, or single square brackets between ([) and (]).
when you want to make links - use this for external links: [http://wikipedia.org], for links describing what the link is: [http://wikipedia.org|Wikipedia], or for links to consensus pages on this websites, simply Consensus. It's just like Wikipedia. Just wrap your link in double, or single square brackets between ([) and (]).
when you want to make links - use this for external links: http://wikipedia.org, for links describing what the link is: Wikipedia, or for links to consensus pages on this websites, simply Consensus. It's just like Wikipedia. Just wrap your link in double square brackets between ([) and (]).
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Looks great, but my comments don't show up
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<this is illegal text?
this is rubbish text
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this is a sandbox! I can do what i like!
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