Each author should feel free to create WikiWords that point nowhere and leave it to the rest of the community to fill these in as necessary. Additionally, each editor should feel free to WikiWordify concepts in existing posts, as a suggestion to the original author and the rest of the community that the concept should be explored further.

It's probably not necessary to WikiWord every instance of a concept in an existing post, but use your best judgement.

Discussions should be indented using : : at the beginning of each line, and signed with the author's name in square brackets, as follows:

What's the real meaning of that clue? [Bryant]

It has something to do with dreams. [Rob]

Adding a category tag at the bottom of a new page is nice but not essential. The current category tags are CategoryGroup, CategoryPeople, CategoryPlace, CategoryPlot, and CategoryThing.

Use the Login link at the bottom of each page to log in or not, as you see fit. Logging in has no effect other than to attach your name to your revisions and posts; it is a courtesy to your fellow editors, so that they might know who they are speaking to.

Quotes at the top of the page are niftier if they're in italics.

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