While browsing wiki, you will notice that some paragraphs have a person's name attached to the end. This is a WikiSignature: it identifies the author of that contribution. To sign a paragraph, affix two hyphen characters and your username, as is done at the end of this paragraph. -- EdFox
Don't forget the space between the hyphens and your name.
Usually you use a WikiSignature only in ThreadMode but sometimes an author will create a single-authored page and ask you to discuss it elsewhere....
To create a WikiSignature, just add yours for the first time and you will be taken to your WikiSignature page to start signing.
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4/11/2008 10:43:42 AM - -89.101.80.49
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7/16/2008 1:10:44 PM - -78.36.177.136
The best way to learn can be to play. Go ahead. give it a shot. Select edit and then play with wikiwriting. Note Formatting Tips in right hand corner
4/15/2008 7:33:05 AM - -59.144.46.181
A WikiSignature identifies the author of a contribution and looks like this: -- JoeMoxley
7/15/2007 9:38:48 PM - -83.237.25.12
Joe Moxley is a member of Board of Directors for the NDLTD, past chair of ETD1999, and editor of "The ETD Guide." Moxley is Professor of English at USF where he directs the undergraduate writing program (see http://collegewriting.us). In addition to this wiki, he hosts other sites for writers, including http://writersatwork.us, http://writingwiki.org, http://teachingwiki.org, http://writingblogs.org.
7/15/2007 9:38:41 PM - -83.237.25.12
A WikiSignature identifies the author of a contribution and looks like this: -- JoeMoxley
7/15/2007 9:38:48 PM - -83.237.25.12
A WikiSignature identifies the author of a contribution and looks like this: -- JoeMoxley
7/15/2007 9:38:48 PM - -83.237.25.12
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8/28/2008 12:20:16 AM - jonn2-195.225.178.39
A WikiSignature identifies the author of a contribution and looks like this: -- JoeMoxley
7/15/2007 9:38:48 PM - -83.237.25.12
A WikiSignature identifies the author of a contribution and looks like this: -- JoeMoxley
Welcome! We invite you to write with us here, now--using .Flex Wiki. Go ahead. Double click. Get on Board. Help us shape the future of research and scholarship, particularly collaboration.
7/15/2007 9:26:21 PM - -83.237.25.12
The students in technology class at CMMS are learning about the Read/Write Web. They already know about it informally because they use Web 2.0 every day already. Today they are learning about wikis.
10/4/2007 7:57:42 PM - -202.70.201.34
Welcome! This is a collaborative authoring space for anyone intersted in ETDs, electronic theses and dissertations.
