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We use strong anti-spamming measures. After each edit you may have to fill in a captcha that will test whether you are real human or a script. | We use strong anti-spamming measures. After each edit you may have to fill in a captcha that will test whether you are real human or a script. | ||
'''Unfortunately, answering the captcha is not possible from the Visual Editor and you will get an error message when you try to save a page | '''Unfortunately, answering the captcha is not possible from the Visual Editor and you will get an error message when you try to save a page'''. New contributors still can use the visual editor, but must switch to the source editor before saving, using the <code>[[ ]]</code> switch button (top right). Then click <code>save page </code> (bottom of the page) | ||
'''Remember: Switch to Edit source''' when saving doesn't work ! (button top right). | '''Remember: Switch to Edit source''' when saving doesn't work ! (button top right). | ||
Latest revision as of 11:02, 14 March 2017
Welcome to EduTech Wiki!
We hope that you will contribute, in whichever way you like.
You will probably want to consult the help pages and have a look at the Editing rules.
We use strong anti-spamming measures. After each edit you may have to fill in a captcha that will test whether you are real human or a script.
Unfortunately, answering the captcha is not possible from the Visual Editor and you will get an error message when you try to save a page. New contributors still can use the visual editor, but must switch to the source editor before saving, using the [[ ]] switch button (top right). Then click save page (bottom of the page)
Remember: Switch to Edit source when saving doesn't work ! (button top right).
As soon you are known as a friendly contributor you will be moved to an "author group" that doesn't need to fill in captcha's for each edit. If I don't "see" you, just ask with a post on my discussion page.
Again, welcome!
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