Use Guide

= Introduction = Wiki is a collaborative writing tool. A Wiki site can be maintained by more than one person (or even any visitor), and each person can contribute their own ideas or expand on or explore a common topic. Wikis are great for being a kind of "All about something" site. Personalization is not the most important here, the integrity and adequacy of information and authority is the real goal.

= Getting Started Tutorials = 1.Before you start creating

Planning and deciding on the theme of their community.

To check if a community for its topic already exists, you can go to the Fandom home page and search in the global navigation bar at the top.

If you create a new community with a topic that duplicates an existing community, your new wiki may be closed by a staff member after review. Click the "Magnifying Glass" button in the top navigation bar to display the search box, Enter the name of the community you want to search and click Enter or click the right arrow button, you will be sent to the search results page, you can see the left side of the Fandom article search results, and community search results on the right module. Click "View More Wiki Communities" in the right-hand module to see the search results for all communities.

Read Fandom's Terms of Use to know what is and is not acceptable.

Read Fandom's community creation policy. Wikis must be freely licensed, open for editing, free of abuse, etc.

2. Create your community

2.1 Click "START A WIKI" at the top right of the global navigation bar, and this will take you to the create form.

Decide on the community’s name. In order to help users, find your wiki through search engines and improve the search rankings of your wiki, it is recommended that you do not use "Wikipedia" or other obscure names. The best way is to use keywords or headings that are common to the topic.

2.2 Select the URL or URL of the community. As with the community names above, the URL or URL you choose will determine how easy it is for people to find your community and learn about its topics.

2.3 Select the community interface language. If you want to create a Chinese community, you can set the language to zh: Chinese, but you can also choose other Chinese language variants as needed, such as zh-tw: Chinese (Taiwan) or zh-hk: Chinese (Hong Kong). You can also make changes by contacting Fandom.

2.4 About your community. You can fill in a description of the community you have created and its themes, and the description is automatically added to the front page of your wiki. The description can be skipped or changed later.

2.5 Choose a community theme. The category that best describes the theme of your community.

1. Seven categories are available: Games, Movies, Comics, Books, TV, Music and Lifestyle.

2. There are also eight categories to choose from: anime, books, manga, re-creation, film, music, television and video games.

2.6 Click Create a New Wiki. If your community is detected by the system as potentially duplicating an existing community, you will be asked to give an additional reason for creating your community anyway. If your community is not detected by the system as potentially duplicating an existing community, go straight to the next step.

2.7 Select the community interface style. You can select a theme template from a list of theme templates that contains background color, links, buttons, headers, and page colors. You can also skip this step and personalize it through the theme designer after the formal creation.

'''Congratulations to you! You have successfully created a new community!'''

= Main Section = Topic: how to promote your wiki?

1.If you are ready to go ahead with creating a new wiki, the most important thing to start with is writing content. You should aim to write a good number of pages about your topic - we recommend at least 50. This is because your best source of new readers and writers is search engines.

2. While working on your wiki, be sure to make it as pleasant an experience as possible for both reading and editing. A carefully designed theme with a relevant background and easy to see link colors can really give a positive and professional first impression.

3. The soul of wiki is freedom and openness, which means the possibility of vandalism. Fandom provides some basic services to maintain your wikis, such as protecting pages (making them accessible only to administrators or registered users) and page history, and deleting is available only to administrators.

= Conclusion = This is a brief introduction to the basic functions of Wiki and how to operate it. It's not all there is to it, so it's still hands-on. But the above will definitely help you get used to wikis quickly and become more proficient with them.