Create a new site to engage collaborators in a new purpose. Define carefully your role and an agenda that meets your purpose. Leave room for others to invent.
Choose a name, a single word, possibly drawn from a longer title that you might give the work eventually. Create a site with this name as the subdomain.
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How to Claim a Site as Yours
How to Know a Site is Claimed
Choose a phrase that encompasses your purpose. Be specific in your intentions without excluding participation of others. Write a link in the space provided. If you expect multiple branches to your work, describe only the first branch and expect to refactor later.
How to Write in Templates
How to Make Internal Links
How to Title Pages for Reuse
Explain your purpose repeating your title but with different words and less ambiguous constructions. Stop short of defending your purpose.
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How to Add a First Paragraph
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Outline success with three to five short sentences describing achievements in the future tense. Write these in a brainstorming mode. Then rearrange them in an order that develops confidence in your purpose.
How to Write Incrementally
Identify yourself on the welcome page in the space provided. Use your full name. Make this be a link to another page where you describe your relationship to the purpose.
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How to Find the Welcome Page
How to Write in Templates
Write a first paragraph that would stand alone on in a list of contributors to this purpose. Hint at qualifications in this paragraph and then defend these hints, if appropriate, in subsequent paragraphs. Borrow words from correspondence. Link to the purpose page after you've prepared readers to trust your writing there.
How to Add a First Paragraph
How to Add a Portrait Photograph
Learn more about this style of writing for federated hypertext. Review your work and adjust it if you desire.