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Here are some best practices to make you a good wiki citizen:

Editing Courtesy

• Any time you edit a page, please add a short comment in the "Comment" field about the change you made. This makes it easier for others to see what has changed. Importantly, it can help make it easier for us to distinguish knowledge base spamming/vandalism from legitimate contributions.
• If you find yourself wanting to change an entry back to an earlier revision, ask yourself if the current version had a useful purpose, and whether it really is necessary to change it back.
• Document reasons for potentially controversial changes on the Talk Pages.
• Accept changes to your entries in a spirit of helpfulness.
• If someone consistently makes certain types of mistakes or formatting quirks, consider placing a message in their User page.

Superfluous Information

• In Wiki articles, avoid inserting signatures or other superfluous information. If you want to give a link to your own personal website, for example, then put it in your User page, not in the article. In short, if the information or link is not directly related to the topic of the article, then don't include it in the article.
• Of course, WSUS Wiki Signatures are welcome (even helpful) in the Talk pages, so do not hetitate to use them there.

Test Editing Pages

• A Play Page for showing off the wiki's features.
• If you want to do some silly tests using a page use Play Page.