h3. What are Wiki Words?

{{Wiki Words}} are words that serve as links to other pages in the wiki. In most wikis, these pages need not even have been created by anyone. anyons.

Wiki Words take on various formats in various wikis. Some wikis use CamelCased words to indicate a link to a new page. Others, like [[MediaWiki]] use square brackets [ ] instead.

Wiki words on [[SWiK]] are surrounded by double square-bracket characters [[ and ]] for top level pages or double curly-brace characters {{ and }} for topical pages.

Non "Wiki Word" links on SWiK are handled differently, using the [[Textile]] syntax of <code>"linktitle":http://link.address/</code>, or simply the standard for [[HTML]] links, @<a href='http://link.address'>linktitle</a>@.

h3. What are Wiki Words?

{{Wiki Words}} are words that serve as links to other pages in the wiki. In most wikis, these pages need not even have been created by anyons.

Wiki Words take on various formats in various wikis. Some wikis use CamelCased words to indicate a link to a new page. Others, like [[MediaWiki]] use square brackets [ ] instead.

Wiki words on [[SWiK]] are surrounded by double square-bracket characters &#91;&#91; and &#93;&#93; for top level pages or double curly-brace characters &#123;&#123; and &#125;&#125; for topical pages.

Non "Wiki Word" links on SWiK are handled differently, using the [[Textile]] syntax of <code>"linktitle":http://link.address/</code>, or simply the standard for [[HTML]] links, @<a href='http://link.address'>linktitle</a>@.

h3. What are Wiki Words?

{{Wiki Words}} are words that serve as links to other pages in the wiki. In most wikis, these pages need not even have been created by anyons.

Wiki Words take on various formats in various wikis. Some wikis use CamelCased words to indicate a link to a new page. Others, like [[MediaWiki]] use square brackets [ ] instead.

Wiki words on [[SWiK]] are surrounded by double square-bracket characters &#91;&#91; and &#93;&#93; for top level pages or double curly-brace characters &#123;&#123; and &#125;&#125; for topical pages.

Non "Wiki Word" links on SWiK are handled differently, using the [[Textile]] syntax of <code>"linktitle":http://link.address/</code>, or simply the standard for [[HTML]] links, @<a href='http://link.address'>linktitle</a>@.

h3. What are Wiki Words?

{{Wiki Words}} are words that serve as links to other pages in the wiki. In most wikis, these pages need not even have been created by anyons.

Wiki Words take on various formats in various wikis. Some wikis use CamelCased words to indicate a link to a new page. Others, like [[MediaWiki]] use square brackets [ ] instead.

Wiki words on [[SWiK]] are surrounded by double square-bracket characters &#91;&#91; and &#93;&#93; for top level pages or double curly-brace characters &#123;&#123; and &#125;&#125; for topical pages. Non "Wiki Word" links &#93;&#93;. External Links on SWiK are handled differently, using the [[Textile]] syntax of <code>"linktitle":http://link.address/</code>, or simply the standard for [[HTML]] links, @<a href='http://link.address'>linktitle</a>@. <code>"linktitle":http://link.address/</code>.

h3. What are Wiki Words?

{{Wiki Words}} [[Wiki Words]] are words that serve as links to other pages in the wiki. In most wikis, these pages need not even have been created by anyons.

Wiki Words take on various formats in various wikis. Some wikis use CamelCased words to indicate a link to a new page. Others, like [[MediaWiki]] use square brackets [ ] instead.

Wiki words on [[SWiK]] are surrounded by double square-bracket characters &#91;&#91; and &#93;&#93;. External Links on SWiK are handled differently, using the [[Textile]] syntax of <code>"linktitle":http://link.address/</code>.

h3. What are Wiki Words?

[[Wiki Words]] Wiki Words are words that serve as links to other pages in the wiki. In most wikis, these pages need not even have been created by anyons.

Wiki Words take on various formats in various wikis. Some wikis use CamelCased words to indicate a link to a new page. Others, like [[MediaWiki]] use square brackets [ ] instead.

Wiki words on [[SWiK]] are surrounded by double square-bracket characters &#91;&#91; and &#93;&#93;. External Links on SWiK are handled differently, using the [[Textile]] syntax of <code>"linktitle":http://link.address/</code>.

h3. What are Wiki Words? Words

Wiki Words are words that serve as links to other pages in the wiki. In most wikis, these pages need not even have been created by anyons.

Wiki Words take on various formats in various wikis. Some wikis use CamelCased words to indicate a link to a new page. Others, like [[MediaWiki]] use square brackets [ ] instead.

Wiki words on [[SWiK]] are surrounded by double square-bracket characters &#91;&#91; and &#93;&#93;. External Links on SWiK are handled differently, using the [[Textile]] syntax of <code>"linktitle":http://link.address/</code>.

h3. What are Wiki Words

Wiki Words are words that serve as links to other pages in the wiki. In most wikis, these pages need not even have been created by anyons.

Wiki Words take on various formats in various wikis. Some wikis use CamelCased words to indicate a link to a new page. Others, like [[MediaWiki]] use square brackets [ ] instead.

Wiki words on [[SWiK]] are surrounded by double square-bracket characters &#91;&#91; and &#93;&#93;. External Links on SWiK are handled differently, using the [[Textile]] syntax of <code>"linktitle":http://link.address/</code>. @"linktitle":http://link.address/@.

h3. What are Wiki Words

Wiki Words are words that serve as links to other pages in the wiki. In most wikis, these pages need not even have been created by anyons.

Wiki Words take on various formats in various wikis. Some wikis use CamelCased words to indicate a link to a new page. Others, like [[MediaWiki]] use square brackets [ ] instead.

Wiki words on [[SWiK]] are surrounded by double square-bracket characters &#91;&#91; and &#93;&#93;. External Links on SWiK are handled differently, using the [[Textile]] syntax of @"linktitle":http://link.address/@. &#93;&#93;

h3. What are Wiki Words

Wiki Words are words that serve as links to other pages in the wiki. In most wikis, these pages need not even have been created by anyons.

Wiki Words take on various formats in various wikis. Some wikis use CamelCased words to indicate a link to a new page. Others, like [[MediaWiki]] use square brackets [ ]

Wiki wiki words on [[SWiK]] are surrounded by double square-bracket characters &#91;&#91; [ [ and &#93;&#93;

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