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 It's a wiki! Start the page and either ask for help completing it, or tag it "wip" and someone may eventually take a look at it. Don't be afraid to start a page you're not entirely sure about. The knowledge will flow eventually. It's a wiki! Start the page and either ask for help completing it, or tag it "wip" and someone may eventually take a look at it. Don't be afraid to start a page you're not entirely sure about. The knowledge will flow eventually.
  
 +We only ask that you follow these loose guidelines:
 +  - Please make sure any claims are sourced well, unless they are extremely common knowledge. You should never have to take this wiki's word, you should always be able to view a source for any information presented here for yourself.
 +  - Please don't fill pages for switches with lists of keyboards that contain them. We are trying to keep the focus away from this wiki turning into a phonebook for figuring out what switch a keyboard has. Pages for switches are concerned only with the switch itself, not with keyboards that may use it.
 +  - Please don't put opinions into a page, for example "//x// is highly regarded" or "some say that //x// is the best //y// ever".
 +  - Stay on topic! For example, the DT wiki page for Alps SKCM Blue starts talking about its clones. If you're off the topic of the page, please create a new one.
 +  - Make sure any new page you create has a link to it from at least one other page, or is tagged appropriately to appear in the category masterpages.
 +  - Please don't directly link to eBay listings as sources. If you're going to do this, archive it with archive.org and link to the archive. eBay listings are fleeting!
 ===== How do I link properly to other pages? How do I make a good "red link"? ===== ===== How do I link properly to other pages? How do I make a good "red link"? =====
 Remember all pages need a namespace, so your red links should anticipate the namespace something will be in. For example, for a red link like [[switch:cherry_mx_peach|Cherry MX Peach]] your link would look like: <code>[[switch:cherry_mx_peach|Cherry MX Peach]]</code> A link like the following wouldn't automatically link when the page is eventually created: <code>[[Cherry MX Peach]]</code> Remember all pages need a namespace, so your red links should anticipate the namespace something will be in. For example, for a red link like [[switch:cherry_mx_peach|Cherry MX Peach]] your link would look like: <code>[[switch:cherry_mx_peach|Cherry MX Peach]]</code> A link like the following wouldn't automatically link when the page is eventually created: <code>[[Cherry MX Peach]]</code>