Welcome! Thank you for your interest in contributing to the Knowledge Base.
These guidelines are designed to ensure all content is consistent, high-quality, and easy to maintain.
The goal of this wiki is to provide high-quality, practical, and accurate technical knowledge. Contributions are welcome from students, professionals, and hobbyists, but quality and consistency are critical.
By contributing, you help build a trusted resource while also getting public credit for your work.
Failure to follow these rules may result in edits being reverted or contributor access being revoked.
Common examples:
# Header 1
## Header 2
Inline code: `command`
Code block:
```bash
ls -la
```
All Contributor pages should contain the following at the very top of there page
# title: Page Title
## author: Name or Handle
## difficulty: beginner | intermediate | advanced
> status: draft
> {.is-info}
High-quality contributors may receive:
Thank you for helping build something valuable.
Use this template for all contributions to maintain consistency:
# title: Page Title
## author: Name or Handle
## difficulty: beginner | intermediate | advanced
> status: draft | review | submitted
> {.is-info}
## Summary
A brief description of the topic, purpose, or objective.
## Content
- Use headings (`##`) to separate sections
- Use bullet points, numbered lists, tables, or code blocks as needed
## References
- [Link 1](URL)
- [Link 2](URL)