How To Wiki

So you are interested in editing here? Have you really thought this through? Because it is extremely easy, costs about no time and is reeeaaally valuable for the entire We Need to go Deeper Community!

Still here? Perfect! Let's get started:

How Do I Edit Articles?
Coincidentally, above each page you can find a small "Edit"-Button. Click it and you're in! Now you can easily write texts, put in pictures or tables. You don't even have to log in!

With the "Edit Source"-Button, you get in the raw MediaWiki-Code. Some people like it better this way.

When you are done editing, write a short summary about what you have done in the "Summary"-Field under the article, and don't forget to save your work!

What Should I Edit?
In general: Everything that you think needs editing. If there is information missing or outdated, the article looks unstructured or there is a simple typo: Go ahead! If you don't know where to start have a look at our Community portal.

How Do I Create Articles?
Just type the name of the article you want to create in the search bar on the top right. You will see immediately if the article already exists and get a small red link to create it if does not.

Categories
To keep everything structured, the wiki is divided in categories which form a tree structure. You can place articles in categories with the "Category"-Tool in the visual editor or by writing anywhere in the article (preferably at the end, again for structure).

Infoboxes
On the top roght of most pages, there is a small box containing the basic information of whatever the article in question describes. These infoboxes can be created super-simple via a template. There are Templates for each Category of Article (Enemies, Items, Submarines...) Just search for "Template:Infobox-Item" (or -Enemy or...) and copy the text there.

Pictures
The upload link for pictures is on the left under "Tools - Upload file".

Please stick to our naming syntax: "SUITname.png" for attire that doesn't go on the head, "HATSname.png" for things that go on your head, ITEMname.png" for items. For everything else use names that clearly indicate what the image shows.

Any Questions?
Ask them here: Community portal