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Tue, 08 Jun 2004 17:39:56 . . . . Tom [Answered.]


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A WikiWord is two or more capitalized words smashed together. There is a sort of special syntax involved, though, so I think some examples are in order.


These are all WikiWords:

*WikiWord
*HomestarRunner
*StrongBadEmail

And these aren't:

*WikiWord (Use "!" to cancel out WikiWords (ex: If I didn't want PomPom to be a link, then I would put an "!" to make it a...not link.).
*Bubs
*Marshie
*HRWiki

Also note that AColdOne is a WikiWord, but AOne is not. If anyone can explain what the reasoning is behind this rule, be my guest.

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I suppose I should have read this page first... Doh! I would guess that AColdOne is because you have "Cold" and "One" capitalized. Having two letters in a row doesn't seem to trigger it though... (as "AOne" isn't a link).


****1) i am confused as to why "!" cancels out "WikiWord"...or is that just some other rule
****2) correct; AOne could be interpreted as one word with two letters capitalized by accident, while AColdOne has to be considered not just two words, but three!
****3) if you really need to make AOne a link just put (( and )) around it, like this ((AOne))
****?) then why didn't that work?
****Ans) He used `x3 around the (( and )).

` = Tilde
*Hey Hobo, isn't "~" a tilde? -- Tom
**Hmmm... There's a pretty good chance your right. What's "`" called then? --Hobophobic
**A "backtick"? -- Tom