NoBlood

Talking to Larry Eitel yesterday prompted some thoughts on how members of this group can get on with the job of making contributions quickly and easily. My problem is finding time to read through and offer edits or further observations on subjects I'm interested in. If I'm honest it's sporadic at best.

So .......... rather than trying to find time to tackle too big a task I have decided to do this: whenever I come across anything that the old brain says, "That should be available on NoBlood", I won't file it away on the desktop or in the in-tray or in the back of my mind, I will enter it immediately in the Forum.

Here's how to do add a new point to an article:

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Laurence S. Wilson

Thanks so much for this clear help. It took Larry hours to get me to understand how to use the Wiki properly (I'm still not real good at it) . This should give others a really quick way to do it!

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Jan Grossberg, RN, BSN
Editorial Team

This is great, Laurence. I'm sure it will help kick-start for people who are learning the wiki. Thankfully the wiki gets easier and easier everytime that you use it. It is also nice to have notes to reference back to such as yours.

Much appreciated!

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Sharon Grant
Editorial Team

Thank you Laurence for illustrating how to 'jump in'. I just started a rewrite of a wiki article about the use of RSS that will also help. Check it out. Using a RSS 'reader' revolutionizes the process of monitoring and participating in sites like NoBlood.

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Larry Eitel
Webmaster

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