<!DOCTYPE markdown> at the top are written in commonmark markdown syntax - this is the preferred way to write pages!/wiki/somepage and wiki sections /wiki/somesection/ are different - note the trailing slash on the section URL. You can put sub-pages inside a section, so they are preferred for any case where you might want to split things into multiple pages./wiki/somesection/ (trailing slash) you're actually viewing the page /wiki/somesection/start - the “start” page is the default page in a section./* the top-level, is reserved for very-public facing stuff - i.e. stuff that's linked from the top navigation bar - what we are, how to join, etc./tools has a list of all the tools - this is the page people visit when they want to know if VHS has a Plumbis for realigning their Winglehop 2000./wiki/groups/$GROUPNAME/start is the home for individual groups/committees/areas at VHS/wiki/vhs/ is for stuff related to VHS, membership, policy etc./wiki/resources/ is for misc stuff that doesn't belong aboveThere are three levels of access for users of the wiki. To get your access level raised, come to the #vhs-wiki channel on slack and let us know what you'd like to do!
/wiki plus /toolsThe newb access level exists, because that way you can create your own account - nobody has to make it for you - but we don't have to worry about spambots or malicious randos defacing our site.
The wiki access level is for any member that wants to share info with the rest of the membership. You can edit most pages on the site, but not the more “public facing” pages.
The user access level lets you edit the public face of VHS: the main landing page, the membership page, etc. There's a bit higher bar - you need to have a reason you want to change those pages - and you probably should clear the change with at least one other member.