How_To_use_this_Site

=What's a "wiki"= = **Some Helpful Tips...** =
 * "Wiki" is hawaiian for "quick," but the tool (this thing you are looking at) is a 'shared workspace' that you have ownership over. Unlike a website where one person edits content and posts new material, a wiki allows any user to** write **,** delete **, and** comment **to each page, and create new ones (pages).**

**Navigation**
The Sidebar to the Left lists navigation to each of the pages of this wiki. If you add a new page to the wiki please also add a navigational link to the page. To add a navigational link in the side bar follow the following: **(Note: read through first b/c this text will disappear once you navigate to the sidebar to edit it)** 1. On the sidebar, click where it says "edit navigation" 2. The screen will change and it will look like you are editing / creating a new page, but in reality what you are seeing is the text that currently exists in the sidebar. To add a link simply type in the name of the page below the links that already exist. 3. Once you have the name set up you should next create your new page. 4. Create a new page by saving your work and then clicking on the "New Page" hyper text at the Top Left of the navigation sidebar (on the left of the page) 5. Once your page is created, go back to editing the sidebar by following direction #1 above. 6. Highlight the entire text name of your new page pressing and holding your mouse button as you scroll across the text 7. With the name still highlighted, click the "Link" button on the "Editor" toolbar at the top of the page that looks like the link in a chain (it has a picture of a chain link and the work "link" printed on it). When this button pops up click on the third box's drop down arrow and select the name of your page and you should be all set.

**Discretion** :
Two general rules about posting content ANYWHERE ONLINE...

1. You can't take it back...
You might think that anything that you post, once posted, can be pulled back, deleted, or changed if you get to it quickly after you've posted it. This is a common MISTAKE that novice web users assume and make.

2. It's public even if you think it's not...
Our space may be in the most remote corner of the internet but it is accessible from anywhere and by anyone. Wiki's can be set up to be "private" but even this is not secure. Our wiki is set up ** to be private ** but that doesn't mean that someone can't stumble upon it intentionally or not.