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Although not required, it is encouraged to <span class="plainlinks">[{{fullurl:Special:Userlogin|type=signup}} create an account]</span>, so that you may be credited with a name for your contributions. It may also open up some [[Help:User groups#Logged-in users|additional privileges]] not available to anonymous users, particularly ones that may have been disabled for spam protection.
 
Although not required, it is encouraged to <span class="plainlinks">[{{fullurl:Special:Userlogin|type=signup}} create an account]</span>, so that you may be credited with a name for your contributions. It may also open up some [[Help:User groups#Logged-in users|additional privileges]] not available to anonymous users, particularly ones that may have been disabled for spam protection.
  
We hope that you enjoy your stay, and continue making useful edits for a long time to come! By the way, make sure to sign and date your talk page comments with four tildes ('''<nowiki>~~~~</nowiki>''').
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We hope that you enjoy your stay, and continue making useful edits for a long time to come! By the way, make sure to sign and date your talk page comments with four tildes ('''<nowiki>~~~~</nowiki>''').<noinclude>
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It will be wise to sign off this template when used, with the four tildes described in the message itself. Users may want to reply back to the message, and ask for clarification, and having a name to reply to makes it easier for them to feel like they're talking to a human being rather than a bot.
 
It will be wise to sign off this template when used, with the four tildes described in the message itself. Users may want to reply back to the message, and ask for clarification, and having a name to reply to makes it easier for them to feel like they're talking to a human being rather than a bot.
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Additionally, rather than transcluding the template, for example with '''<nowiki>{{WelcomeAnonymous}}</nowiki>''', use '''<nowiki>{{subst:WelcomeAnonymous}}</nowiki>''' instead, which places a permanent copy of the text as-present into the page. This will prevent the text changing and confusing people when users might reply or ask about specific parts, all the while the main template may change significantly in the future.
 
Additionally, rather than transcluding the template, for example with '''<nowiki>{{WelcomeAnonymous}}</nowiki>''', use '''<nowiki>{{subst:WelcomeAnonymous}}</nowiki>''' instead, which places a permanent copy of the text as-present into the page. This will prevent the text changing and confusing people when users might reply or ask about specific parts, all the while the main template may change significantly in the future.
  
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Latest revision as of 09:27, 2 October 2015

Welcome to our community![edit]

Hello, and welcome to the Doom Wiki. Thank you for your contributions to the wiki. On behalf of the community, we welcome you to the wiki and hope your experiences are pleasant ones.

Some links you may find useful to contributing to this wiki:

Although not required, it is encouraged to create an account, so that you may be credited with a name for your contributions. It may also open up some additional privileges not available to anonymous users, particularly ones that may have been disabled for spam protection.

We hope that you enjoy your stay, and continue making useful edits for a long time to come! By the way, make sure to sign and date your talk page comments with four tildes (~~~~).

Documentation[edit]

It will be wise to sign off this template when used, with the four tildes described in the message itself. Users may want to reply back to the message, and ask for clarification, and having a name to reply to makes it easier for them to feel like they're talking to a human being rather than a bot.

Additionally, rather than transcluding the template, for example with {{WelcomeAnonymous}}, use {{subst:WelcomeAnonymous}} instead, which places a permanent copy of the text as-present into the page. This will prevent the text changing and confusing people when users might reply or ask about specific parts, all the while the main template may change significantly in the future.