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RACKWiki is a harm-reductive educational resource open to any contributors. While we acknowledge that we cannot eliminate accidents, we believe the more educated and well-rounded we are as practitioners, the more we can reduce harm in our community.
== Getting Started ==
=== Create an Account ===
An account is required to contribute to RACKWiki.
# [https://rackwiki.org/wiki/Special:CreateAccount Create an account] with username, password, and email. While you may use a pseudonym for your username, an active email is required.
# Confirm your email address. Confirmation email may be located in your spam folder. Resend confirmation email from the email portion of your preferences page if needed.
While new users may immediately begin editing and creating within the site, those changes will not be published until they have been approved by an editor. After multiple successful contributions, the user will be granted author level access which will allow the user to publish directly without review of an editor.
== Contributing ==
=== Guidelines ===
In order to make RACKWiki as direct and useful as possible, we encourage authors to:
* Be thorough but concise
* Include reference citations
* Frame articles through lens of harm-reductive practices
* Use consistent style and language within an article
* Use bulleted lists and tables when possible
Creating an Article
Using Templates
== Organizing ==
== Style Guide ==
== Author Credit ==

Revision as of 12:47, 24 January 2024


RACKWiki is a harm-reductive educational resource open to any contributors. While we acknowledge that we cannot eliminate accidents, we believe the more educated and well-rounded we are as practitioners, the more we can reduce harm in our community.

Getting Started

Create an Account

An account is required to contribute to RACKWiki.

  1. Create an account with username, password, and email. While you may use a pseudonym for your username, an active email is required.
  2. Confirm your email address. Confirmation email may be located in your spam folder. Resend confirmation email from the email portion of your preferences page if needed.

While new users may immediately begin editing and creating within the site, those changes will not be published until they have been approved by an editor. After multiple successful contributions, the user will be granted author level access which will allow the user to publish directly without review of an editor.

Contributing

Guidelines

In order to make RACKWiki as direct and useful as possible, we encourage authors to:

  • Be thorough but concise
  • Include reference citations
  • Frame articles through lens of harm-reductive practices
  • Use consistent style and language within an article
  • Use bulleted lists and tables when possible

Creating an Article

Using Templates


Organizing

Style Guide

Author Credit