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The Wiki software is sophisticated, and includes the following feature;
When you make a page, there are two elements to the title;
1. The text title of the page, which is the human readable name of it.
2. The automatically linking name of the page.
Please note, that the name you give in part 2. of the title, is the keyword(s) which will automatically generate a link to that page when referenced anywhere in the WIki.
As such, you do not need to worry about writing actual links anywhere in the Wiki to link to the page you have created; if anybody uses the word you have given in part 2. of your title, anywhere in the Wiki, a link will automatically form.
This is designed to make the Wiki as 'inter-linky' as possible, and to save any need to fiddle around with URL linking.
This does raise the issue of needing to use intelligent naming for part 2. of your title, to ensure that linking actually occurs, of course.
When you make a page, there are two elements to the title;
1. The text title of the page, which is the human readable name of it.
2. The automatically linking name of the page.
Please note, that the name you give in part 2. of the title, is the keyword(s) which will automatically generate a link to that page when referenced anywhere in the WIki.
As such, you do not need to worry about writing actual links anywhere in the Wiki to link to the page you have created; if anybody uses the word you have given in part 2. of your title, anywhere in the Wiki, a link will automatically form.
This is designed to make the Wiki as 'inter-linky' as possible, and to save any need to fiddle around with URL linking.
This does raise the issue of needing to use intelligent naming for part 2. of your title, to ensure that linking actually occurs, of course.