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'''This idea is still pending approval from the admins, do NOT create any pages till then.''' | '''This idea is still pending approval from the admins, do NOT create any pages till then.''' | ||
== Guidelines == | ==Guidelines== | ||
* Maintain the Microsoft KB structure as much as possible. See [[/216417/]] for an example. Headings should be in H2 form (that is, <code><nowiki>== title == </nowiki></code>). | * Maintain the Microsoft KB structure as much as possible. See [[/216417/]] for an example. Headings should be in H2 form (that is, <code><nowiki>== title == </nowiki></code>). | ||
* Do not blindly copy-paste to the wiki - make sure that the formatting is correct. | * Do not blindly copy-paste to the wiki - make sure that the formatting is correct. | ||
* Standard wiki rules with attribution apply - which means that you must attribute the source if you got it from, say, web.archive. Include the link in "Sources". | * Standard wiki rules with attribution apply - which means that you must attribute the source if you got it from, say, web.archive. Include the link in "Sources". | ||
* It is fine to add links to other parts of the wiki (for example one to Windows 2000 as can be seen in the sample article). | |||
Revision as of 19:48, 15 July 2020
This is a proposed new feature - an archive of all Microsoft KB articles.
For now, place them as a subpage of this page - so for KB article KB1234567, it should be at Microsoft_KB_Archive/1234567, or 1234567. For a real example, see 216417. Do NOT include the KB in the link.
This idea is still pending approval from the admins, do NOT create any pages till then.
Guidelines
- Maintain the Microsoft KB structure as much as possible. See 216417 for an example. Headings should be in H2 form (that is,
== title ==). - Do not blindly copy-paste to the wiki - make sure that the formatting is correct.
- Standard wiki rules with attribution apply - which means that you must attribute the source if you got it from, say, web.archive. Include the link in "Sources".
- It is fine to add links to other parts of the wiki (for example one to Windows 2000 as can be seen in the sample article).
