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- The wiki is our face of open source engineering. That means that everyone from scientists and engineers to potential donors to your parents goes on it to see what we are up to. Every word you write must be spellchecked and professional.
- The wiki is used for communication between teams, the engineers in Honduras, and future members of the project.
- Please do not just put stuff up here to make it look like you've been doing extra work. It doesn't fool anyone and it just means that your midterm or final feedback will tell you to rewrite everything! This is a real database and we cannot have it bogged down with fluff. The wiki is a dynamic database. You should update the wiki, not just add to it, so if something is out of date you may delete it or fix it.
- The answers to most of your questions and uncertainties are probably already there. We have an in-depth wiki organization guide, photos, and there are always other pages to steal formatting code from.
- You can and should always ask the Team Leader or any returning member for help with the wiki if you have questions.
- The wiki is set up like a tree, there are important branches fanning outward from the Home page and where you put new pages in the hierarchy is very important.
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