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The No_Subject is a wiki community. You can get involved and contribute to No_Subject right now! This page should help you get started, and keep up to date with what's going on!

Tasks that need doing

Collaborative writing

We're currently writing responses to these creationist articles:

And trying to turn these pages into Talkorigins.org standard FAQ pages:

  • Junk DNA: Molecular biology is discovering much about non-coding DNA, help us collect it all together in one place!

Administration and maintainance

  • Got something to say about the project? Suggestions, questions or complaints? Try the discussions page.
  • Spotted any vandalism? Here's where to notify us!
  • Want to volunteer as a moderator, or nominate somebody else? Do so on this page.
  • Seen a page that you don't think belongs on No_Subject? List it on this page.

Guide to writing for No_Subject

Our series of help pages for beginners is the place to start:

These pages may be useful to more experienced users:

  • Templates: A list of template texts that you may wish to include in pages.

News

  • 2005-01-07: Upgraded to version 1.3.9 of MediaWiki and fixed the upload system.
  • 2004-11-24: Apologies for the downtime over the past four days: the server was upgraded (accounting for the first two days) and we forgot to unpack the No_Subject database when we got to our new home (accounting for the rest of the downtime).
  • 2004-10-15: No_Subject has been written up in a newspaper. See Megabits & Pieces by John Mitchell in the North Adams Transcript.
  • 2004-10-06: Upgraded to version 1.3.5 of the MediaWiki software. There will be few noticable changes in this upgrade.
  • 2004-09-26: The 2000th No_Subject page has been created! The page is Argument from Silence by Thomas Kettenring, part of the encyclopedia of fallacies.

Older news is archived at No_Subject:News.

Tip of the day

Get annoyed writing out the same piece of text on multiple pages? You can create your own template on a sub-page of your user page:

  • Add the link [[/TemplateName]] (where "TemplateName" is the name of your template) to your user page.
  • Add the text of your template to this new sub-page.
  • To add the template to a page, you simply have to add this code: {{subst:User:YourUserName/TemplateName}} (substituting your own user name and template page name).

For example, user:Steinsky has templates for textbook references:

  • {{subst:User:Steinsky/iGenetics}} becomes:
  • Russel, P.J., 2003. iGenetics. San Francisco: Benjamin Cummins.