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Hello there friend. You have been directed here because the wiki could use your assistance on some content marked as a '''stub'''. Generally this means that all or a portion of a page from which you came contains content which is not yet complete, either in its purported purpose (or topic) or the editing and style therein. You are encouraged to nourish your wiki by helping complete the marked article (and removing its "Wiki''''''Stub" label).

On the other hand, if in your intrepid travels across wikispace you encounter a neglected and incomplete article which has not been so marked, yet are just perhaps passing by and cannot stop to correct it, please mark it with a W''''''ikiStub tag to direct others here, particularly if it may not be obvious to others that the information is incomplete.

Marking a page as a '''STUB''' serves two important purposes:
* It lets WikiGnome''''''s know that the page is unfinished who may otherwise just see the page as a "workspace" or as a finished, but-just-uninteresting page.
* It allows NewUsers who want to contribute to the wiki to find unfinished pages easily.

Place at the top of the section heading or article, as applies. But, please, do not use the marker just to tag areas which don't match your particular style or opinions.

On the ''other'' other hand, if you feel '''adventurous''', click the top of this page ("W''''''ikiStub") to see what pages need help and start contributing to the WikiWay!

For information on editing, please see TextFormattingRules.

Your wiki thanks you for your attention.

''Note, this is a stub itself (taken from work at MIT), please help complete. -- MarkJanssen''

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