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1. Contact the CTWG on slack at #concepts-and-terminology-wg to get a terms wiki for your group. (If your group is not within TOIP, that's fine; see these instructions instead.)
2. Understand how your terms wiki is structured.
3. Add a new term and its definition using this workflowby clicking "New Page".
4. Edit a term or its definition using this workflow.
5. Work with hyperlinks.
6. Request that your data be exported to a glossary.
7. (Nicky's suggestion: workflow))
8. How to start a new glossary wiki for your glossary community. <== THIS PAGE TO BE DEVELOPED BY CTWG VOLUNTEERS
9. by browsing to its page and clicking "Edit" (then "Save Changes" when done). Learn basic markdown syntax in 1 minute here.
10. Learn about how to work with hyperlinks.
11. Ask the CTWG on slack at #concepts-and-terminology-wg to help you setup an export of your data to a glossary.
12. Understanding the template for a glossary wiki page. <== THIS PAGE TO BE DEVELOPED BY CTWG VOLUNTEERSHow to insert links into glossary wiki pages (or any document you write). <== THIS PAGE TO BE DEVELOPED BY CTWG VOLUNTEERS
13. How your glossary wiki works with the CTWG ToIP Term tool. <== THIS PAGE TO BE DEVELOPED BY CTWG VOLUNTEERS
14. <insert additional glossary wiki documentation pages here>

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Terms Wikis (and Glossaries)

The CTWG doesn't control or approve terms wikis. However, we do attempt to track them, as a general service to the public. If you have a terms wiki to add, please let us know. Here are terms wikis (and glossaries) we know about:

1. ctwg-terms is the CTWG's own glossary terms wiki, i.e., for the terms we use to describe "the terminology of terminology".
2. toip-general-terms is the glossary wiki for terms in general use across the whole of the ToIP community writ large.

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Why A Wiki?

This definition of a wiki is from the best know wiki in the world, Wikipedia:

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