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The "Five Pillars" are the fundamental principles of Wikipedia:
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==Text==
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Level 1 heading
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===Text===
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====Text====
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Level 3
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''text''
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Italics
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'''text'''
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Bold
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<s>text</s>
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Strikethrough
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<sup>text</sup>
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Superscript
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<nowiki>no ''markup''</nowiki>
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Escape wiki markup
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[[Article Name]]
Link to article "Article Name"
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[[Article Name]]s
Link with text "Article Names"
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[[Article Name|Link Text]]
Link with text "Link Text"
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[[Article Name#Subsection|Link Text]]
Link to subsection of article
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[http://www.example.com Link Text]
Link to example.com
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[[Category:Category Name]]
Add article to "Category Name"
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[[:Category:Category Name]]
Link to category
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* Text
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Bullet list
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** Text
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Bullet list (second level)
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# Text
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Numbered list
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## Text
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Numbered list (second level)
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; Item
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Definition list item
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: Definition
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Definition list definition
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: Text
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Indented text
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:: Text
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Indented text (second level)
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----
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Horizontal Line
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<br />
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Line break
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~~~
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Signature
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~~~~
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Signature with timestamp
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~~~~~
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Timestamp
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<!-- Comment -->
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<pre>
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<abbr>
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<tt>
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<div>
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<font>
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<span>
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<del>
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<br />
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<ins>
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<blockquote>
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<sub>
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<code>
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<sup>
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{| class="name"
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Start table
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Start row
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! Header 1
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Headings
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! Header 2
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Data
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End Table
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[[File:img.jpg|thumb|alt=Text|Caption]]
Place an image
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[[File:img.jpg|thumb|left]]
Image on the left
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[[File:img.jpg|thumb|none]]
Image with no text flowing around it
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<ref>Smith, John. 'Reference Title''. Journal, 2011, p. 1.</ref>
Inline citation.
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<ref name="refname">text</ref>
Named inline citation.
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<ref name="refname" />
Use earlier named citation.
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{{citation needed}}
Citation needed.
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{{reflist}}
Citations list.
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Help with editing
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Wikipedia guidelines
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Wikipedia policies
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Wikipedia manual of style
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Guide to notability
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Wikipedia help desk
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Comprehensive list of useful links
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WP:3RR
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Three Revert Rule
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WP:AFC
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Articles For Creation
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WP:AFD
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Articles For Deletion
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WP:AGF
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Assume Good Faith
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WP:AN
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Administrator's Noticeboard
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WP:AP
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Arbitration Policy
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WP:BOT
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Bots
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WP:BCRAT
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Bureaucrats
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WP:CIVIL
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Civility
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WP:D
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Disambiguation
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WP:DEL
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Deletion Policy
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WP:NEW
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New user log
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WP:NOR
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No Original Research
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WP:NOT
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What Wikipedia is not
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WP:NPA
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No Personal Attacks
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WP:NPOV
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Neutral Point Of View
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WP:PD
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Public Domain
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WP:PN
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Patent Nonsense
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WP:PROD
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Proposed Deletion
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WP:SELF
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Avoid self-references
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WP:V
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Verifiability
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WP:VAND
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Vandalism
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WP:VIE
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Voting Is Evil
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Can you manipulate online game data like Kingshot as learning reference material?
Thanks very helpful for me as before this my knowledge about Wikipedia was little bit. Today I got much more information.
Thank you Dave, very helpful.
Cheatography n. The art of mapping complex subjects into clear, instantly navigable reference guides.
