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Anime Fargo Themes

2024-05-10T12:07:07Z

Taylorvalnes@digitalgrail.org:

[[Category:Anime Fargo]]

{| class="wikitable" style="margin:auto"
|+ Anime Fargo Themes
|-
| Con Year || Theme
|-
| 2014 || Origins
|-
| 2015 || Class 2-A
|-
| 2016 || Kawaii Invasion
|-
| 2017 || Festival of Spirits
|-
| 2018 || Galactic Adventure
|-
| 2019 || Digital Breakdown
|-
| 2020 || Online 7.0
|-
| 2021 || Online 8.0
|-
| 2022 || Magical Transformations
|-
| 2023 || Enter the Ninja
|-
| 2024 || That Time I Got Isekai'd
|}

Anime Fargo Themes

2024-05-10T12:06:58Z

Taylorvalnes@digitalgrail.org:

[[Category:'Anime Fargo']]

{| class="wikitable" style="margin:auto"
|+ Anime Fargo Themes
|-
| Con Year || Theme
|-
| 2014 || Origins
|-
| 2015 || Class 2-A
|-
| 2016 || Kawaii Invasion
|-
| 2017 || Festival of Spirits
|-
| 2018 || Galactic Adventure
|-
| 2019 || Digital Breakdown
|-
| 2020 || Online 7.0
|-
| 2021 || Online 8.0
|-
| 2022 || Magical Transformations
|-
| 2023 || Enter the Ninja
|-
| 2024 || That Time I Got Isekai'd
|}

Anime Fargo Themes

2024-05-10T12:06:39Z

Taylorvalnes@digitalgrail.org: Created page with "Category:'Anime Fargo' {| class="wikitable" style="margin:auto" |+ Anime Fargo Themes |- | Con Year !! Theme |- | 2014 || Origins |- | 2015 || Class 2-A |- | 2016 || Kawaii Invasion |- | 2017 || Festival of Spirits |- | 2018 || Galactic Adventure |- | 2019 || Digital Breakdown |- | 2020 || Online 7.0 |- | 2021 || Online 8.0 |- | 2022 || Magical Transformations |- | 2023 || Enter the Ninja |- | 2024 || That Time I Got Isekai'd |}"

[[Category:'Anime Fargo']]

{| class="wikitable" style="margin:auto"
|+ Anime Fargo Themes
|-
| Con Year !! Theme
|-
| 2014 || Origins
|-
| 2015 || Class 2-A
|-
| 2016 || Kawaii Invasion
|-
| 2017 || Festival of Spirits
|-
| 2018 || Galactic Adventure
|-
| 2019 || Digital Breakdown
|-
| 2020 || Online 7.0
|-
| 2021 || Online 8.0
|-
| 2022 || Magical Transformations
|-
| 2023 || Enter the Ninja
|-
| 2024 || That Time I Got Isekai'd
|}

Anime Fargo Staff Resources

2024-03-08T12:34:15Z

Taylorvalnes@digitalgrail.org: /* Email */

= Staff Resources =

== Quick links ==

{|
|-
| [https://gmail.com Email (Login required)]
|-
| [https://drive.google.com/drive/u/2/folders/0AK1BwXIbhlVaUk9PVA Anime Fargo general Drive (Login required)]
|-
| [https://drive.google.com/drive/u/2/folders/0AGCJ2wDftGbMUk9PVA Anime Fargo department Drive (Login required)]
|-
| [https://drive.google.com/drive/u/1/folders/1jNfofyKgG8dVG1yTnDOr88Cl9JHT7cwO Staff meeting notes (Login required)]
|-
| [https://eventeny.com Eventeny (Login required)]
|-
| [https://discord.gg/HPqz3JvueG Anime Fargo Discord]
|-
| [https://www.facebook.com/AnimeFargo Anime Fargo on Facebook]
|-
| [https://twitter.com/animefargo Anime Fargo on Twitter]
|}

== Email ==

Each staff member, after onboarding, will have access to an email account of the form: firstname.lastname@animefargo.org. This email account is where we'll send out staff-wide notices, meeting invitations, and can be used to access other resources that require a Google login.

[https://www.canva.com/design/DAF-jA-joTA/FqALosNMt0jJlIE5VQxIUA/edit?utm_content=DAF-jA-joTA&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link2&utm_source=sharebutton How to Access and Use Department Emails]

== Google Drive ==

Google Drive is our document repository. We have a common shared drive named "AF (Anime Fargo)". Each department will also have a shared folder that you can be granted access to as needed for your departments.

== Eventeny ==

Eventeny is our registration and application processing system. All of our congoer-facing transactions online should be handled through applications and tickets in Eventeny.

Some department heads and staff will have Eventeny access, if you think you need access, contact one of the convention leads ([[info@animefargo.org]]). Access is generally limited to those who need to work directly with applications or registration.

== Discord ==

The Anime Fargo Discord server is our common chat area for staff and for attendees. There is a staff section that you need a role for. Please request this role from one of the server admins or conventions leads.

We typically use Discord for quick questions, discussion, and coordination of timely items.

== Social Media ==

We primarily use Facebook to interface with attendees and get questions and comments from them. We also use Twitter to post announcements and to help share/boost our guests and convention friends.

Anime Fargo Staff Resources

2024-03-08T12:33:54Z

Taylorvalnes@digitalgrail.org:

= Staff Resources =

== Quick links ==

{|
|-
| [https://gmail.com Email (Login required)]
|-
| [https://drive.google.com/drive/u/2/folders/0AK1BwXIbhlVaUk9PVA Anime Fargo general Drive (Login required)]
|-
| [https://drive.google.com/drive/u/2/folders/0AGCJ2wDftGbMUk9PVA Anime Fargo department Drive (Login required)]
|-
| [https://drive.google.com/drive/u/1/folders/1jNfofyKgG8dVG1yTnDOr88Cl9JHT7cwO Staff meeting notes (Login required)]
|-
| [https://eventeny.com Eventeny (Login required)]
|-
| [https://discord.gg/HPqz3JvueG Anime Fargo Discord]
|-
| [https://www.facebook.com/AnimeFargo Anime Fargo on Facebook]
|-
| [https://twitter.com/animefargo Anime Fargo on Twitter]
|}

== Email ==

Each staff member, after onboarding, will have access to an email account of the form: firstname.lastname@animefargo.org. This email account is where we'll send out staff-wide notices, meeting invitations, and can be used to access other resources that require a Google login.
[https://www.canva.com/design/DAF-jA-joTA/FqALosNMt0jJlIE5VQxIUA/edit?utm_content=DAF-jA-joTA&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link2&utm_source=sharebutton How to Access and Use Department Emails]

== Google Drive ==

Google Drive is our document repository. We have a common shared drive named "AF (Anime Fargo)". Each department will also have a shared folder that you can be granted access to as needed for your departments.

== Eventeny ==

Eventeny is our registration and application processing system. All of our congoer-facing transactions online should be handled through applications and tickets in Eventeny.

Some department heads and staff will have Eventeny access, if you think you need access, contact one of the convention leads ([[info@animefargo.org]]). Access is generally limited to those who need to work directly with applications or registration.

== Discord ==

The Anime Fargo Discord server is our common chat area for staff and for attendees. There is a staff section that you need a role for. Please request this role from one of the server admins or conventions leads.

We typically use Discord for quick questions, discussion, and coordination of timely items.

== Social Media ==

We primarily use Facebook to interface with attendees and get questions and comments from them. We also use Twitter to post announcements and to help share/boost our guests and convention friends.

Wiki vs Google Drive

2023-02-23T13:30:25Z

Taylorvalnes@digitalgrail.org: Created page with "==When to use Google Drive vs the Wiki== The wiki is for things like how to do your position, or editing/writing the timeline for your position (as it applies to each year, not necessarily specific years). The drive is for files, like posters or flyers, whether yearly specific or general. ===Examples=== Extra steps you learn (from con, or anywhere) that are worth noting for the position - Put in the wiki. A new year specific poster (or a poster to be used yearly) - Pu..."

==When to use Google Drive vs the Wiki==
The wiki is for things like how to do your position, or editing/writing the timeline for your position (as it applies to each year, not necessarily specific years).

The drive is for files, like posters or flyers, whether yearly specific or general.

===Examples===
Extra steps you learn (from con, or anywhere) that are worth noting for the position - Put in the wiki.
A new year specific poster (or a poster to be used yearly) - Put in the google drive.

==Good Uses of the google drive==
===Past Years folder===
Inside the “Past Years” folder, if a year folder doesn’t exist for that year’s convention, please create one (Like 2022 or 2023). Move all year-specific files into that folder after the convention ends.

===Templates===
If there is a file that should be used year to year, such as a budget excel with formulas (if you’re lazy like me and want the computer to do the math), then make a template of it so it can be copied each year.
This applies to anything that can be used year to year, to help keep things organized and also the keep the continuity.
Also feel free to update templates when necessary.

===Forms===
Did you know that a form can be configured to send responses to a specific tab inside a google sheets document?
This allows you to keep the same form year after year, and the same response spreadsheet, while filtering your responses.
<Instructions will go here>

Main Page

2023-02-23T13:26:15Z

Taylorvalnes@digitalgrail.org:

===Editing the wiki===
[[Wiki Editing Guide]]

If you don't wish to edit the wiki, or are unsure of something, use this form: [https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeYf9IbD_t6vxnYtOzRaftYwqtqidftUHAGquscHDF4OVelsw/viewform?usp=sf_link Suggest Edits for the Wiki]

===Wiki vs Google Drive===
[[Wiki vs Google Drive]] offers a good baseline for what should go where.

===Convention Social Media Pages===
[https://www.digitalgrail.org/contact-us/social-media-accounts Convention Social Media Pages]

===Digital Grail Policies===
[https://www.digitalgrail.org/policies/ Digital Grail Policies]

=== Staff Information ===
<div style="float:left;">
{| class="wikitable" style="margin:auto"
|-
| [[:Category:Timelines|Timelines]] || [[:Category:Standard Operating Procedures|All Standard Operating Procedures]]
|-
| [[:Category:General| General Departments used by all conventions]] || [[:Category:Departments| All Departments (including Convention Specific ones)]]
|-
| [[:Category:Anime Fargo|Anime Fargo specifics]] || [[:Category:Fargo CoreCon|Fargo CoreCon specifics]]
|-
| [[:Category:Fargo GameFest|Fargo GameFest specifics]]
|}
</div>

Category:Safety/Security

2023-02-11T19:23:46Z

Taylorvalnes@digitalgrail.org:

[[Category:General]]
[[Category:Departments]]

* [[privatewiki:Digital Grail Bans|Bans from All Conventions]]
* [[privatewiki:Convention Bans|Convention Bans]]

Charity Auction

2022-11-23T16:44:42Z

Taylorvalnes@digitalgrail.org: /* Convention emails */

[[Category:Charity Auction]]
{{PublicDeptNeedsUpdating}}

== Department description ==
Raise money for charities that the convention sponsors.

==Convention emails==
* {{AFEmail|charity}}
* {{CCEmail|charityevents}}

== Staff ==
Locate businesses and individuals who are willing to donate items for auction. Locate and inform winners of successful bids.
=== Department head ===
Organize donations and oversee an in person and/or online auction. Correspond with past donators and reach out to new potential donation sources for items and services. Work with Digital Grail in giving out 5013c sanctioned receipts to donators. Ensure the money raised is transferred to the appropriate charity. Train staff on approaching their workplaces for tax deductible donations. Work with [[Social Media]] to promote the chosen charity and or advertise any online auctioning. Work with staff and or [[Logistics]] in delivering items won at auction to successful bidders.

=== Timeline ===
See [[Charity Auction Timeline]] for a rough schedule.

=== Standard Operating Procedures ===
See [[Charity Auction SOP]]

=== Other staff ===
[[Social Media]], [[Vendors and Artist Alley]]

Charity Auction

2022-11-23T16:44:11Z

Taylorvalnes@digitalgrail.org:

[[Category:Charity Auction]]
{{PublicDeptNeedsUpdating}}

== Department description ==
Raise money for charities that the convention sponsors.

==Convention emails==
* {{AFEmail|charityauction}}
* {{CCEmail|charityauction}}

== Staff ==
Locate businesses and individuals who are willing to donate items for auction. Locate and inform winners of successful bids.
=== Department head ===
Organize donations and oversee an in person and/or online auction. Correspond with past donators and reach out to new potential donation sources for items and services. Work with Digital Grail in giving out 5013c sanctioned receipts to donators. Ensure the money raised is transferred to the appropriate charity. Train staff on approaching their workplaces for tax deductible donations. Work with [[Social Media]] to promote the chosen charity and or advertise any online auctioning. Work with staff and or [[Logistics]] in delivering items won at auction to successful bidders.

=== Timeline ===
See [[Charity Auction Timeline]] for a rough schedule.

=== Standard Operating Procedures ===
See [[Charity Auction SOP]]

=== Other staff ===
[[Social Media]], [[Vendors and Artist Alley]]

Ceremonies

2022-11-23T16:43:09Z

Taylorvalnes@digitalgrail.org:

[[Category:Ceremonies]]
{{PublicDeptNeedsUpdating}}

== Department description ==
Ceremonies is an entertainment director. One of the main focuses is to create a presentation for opening and closing ceremonies. This could be slide shows, video presentation or skits. This will entail educating the fan base on how to have a fun and exciting convention as well as safety information. This could include convention rules, where things are, exciting things to look for and general convention etiquette. They may also be working with MC's, guests and departments by coordinating the current years themes into a cohesive ceremony. Closing Ceremonies will be about contest winners, thanking people, and presenting next years theme, dates, and location.

==Convention emails==
* {{AFEmail|ceremonies}}
* {{CCEmail|director}}

== Staff ==
Staff will include volunteers for presenting as needed.

=== Department head ===
The department head will work with the main heads in deciding what messages and direction are important to convey to attendees. They will need to communicate with every department to ascertain what events and information is needed to be given to the attendees. They will need to train volunteers as needed for presenting.

=== Timeline ===
See [[Ceremonies Timeline]] for a rough schedule.

=== Standard Operating Procedures ===
See [[Ceremonies SOP]].

=== Other staff ===
They may work directly with [[Audio/Visual]], [[Photo-Video]], Heads, [[Guest Liaison]] and [[Safety/Security]]. They may work indirectly with every department for necessary information to be included in presentations

Audio/Visual

2022-11-23T16:41:24Z

Taylorvalnes@digitalgrail.org:

[[Category:Audio/Visual]]
== Department description ==
A-V is responsible for sound reproduction in main programming as well as panel rooms and other rooms that have need. They are also responsible to ensure presenters are able to hook in laptops, audio devices, or instruments for presenting. Bonus: they get to work with the guests and see the most panels.

==Convention emails==
* {{AFEmail|av}}
* {{CCEmail|av}}

== Staff ==
=== Department head ===
The department head will be responsible for anticipating and acquiring needed sound reinforcement, and video projectors for presentations throughout the convention. They will work with the [[Hotel]] liaison to assess lighting, stage ramps, microphone and sound reinforcement equipment in needed areas. They will need to work with [[Accessibility]] about flashing light warnings for videos and or light shows from performers. They will need to work with [[Guest Liaison]] as far as special requirements, ie stage monitors, water at the podium. They will need to work with [[Logistics]] for scheduling the hauling and or picking up of rented or borrowed equipment. Also logistics for adapters to hook multiple platforms of devices into the sound system and or video projectors. They will need to work with [[Panels]] and help design panel application forms so as to know what adapters or equipment may be required ie, HDMI, VGA, lightning adapters, wireless mics etc. for various presenters. They may work with [[Photo-Video]] as far as starting and stopping video recording devices. They may work with [[Volunteers]] for staffing if needed. They will be responsible for training and overseeing A-V volunteers.

=== Timeline ===
See [[Audio/Visual Timeline]] for a rough schedule to follow.

=== Standard Operating Procedures ===
See [[Audio/Visual SOP]].

=== Other staff ===
They may work with departments such as [[Accessibility]], [[Guest Liaison]], [[Hotel]], [[Karaoke]], [[Logistics]], [[Panels]], [[Photo-Video]], [[Volunteers]].

Template:Timelines

2022-11-23T16:40:40Z

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''***NOTE: These timelines are estimates, you may need to adjust for your specific convention date''

Template:CCEmail

2022-11-23T16:39:55Z

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{{{1}}}@fargocorecon.org

Template:AFEmail

2022-11-23T16:39:25Z

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{{{1}}}@animefargo.org

Wiki Editing Guide

2022-11-23T16:39:15Z

Taylorvalnes@digitalgrail.org: /* Templates */

==Official Documentation==
[https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Formatting MediaWiki Formatting]

==Questions or Uncertainties==
If any of the below information has you confused and you want clarification please email webmaster@digitalgrail.org.

If you have questions or doubts when editing feel free to use the form link on the [[Main Page]].

==Naming Conventions==
* For pages that would share a common name but are meant to be convention specific add a " - <convention name>" to them.
** For example: [[Volunteers Timeline]] & [[Volunteers Timeline - Fargo CoreCon]]
*** for these pages like these you'll add the department category & the convention category (see that section of this page).
* If a category is marked only for one convention but the convention you're a part of uses it, then you'll need to do the following:
*# Remove the convention specific category on the Category page.
*# Go to each sub page of the category and determine if the information applies to your convention or not.
*## if not then rename that page (top right menu: More > Move) following the above guidelines.
*## For an example of this check out [[Volunteers Timeline]] & [[Volunteers Timeline - Fargo CoreCon]] (The public relevant info is in the first, and ONLY the convention specific info is in the convention specific page).
*## For the convention specific page add the category for the convention.
*# Add any additional pages that are your convention specific as well, following the guidelines listed here.

==Updating a page==
* If a page already exists and you need to add info to it, please just do so.

===If you find a page has information irrelevant to your convention===
# Email the other 2 convention's department for that category
#* For example if you find something on [[Volunteers]], [[Volunteers Timeline]], etc is wrong then email volunteers@<convention name with no spaces>.org for all other conventions and inquire about the information.
#*** IE if you're in Fargo Gamefest then you'd email volunteers@fargocorecon.org and volunteers@animefargo.org.
## If it's determined that neither other convention uses this, then delete the offending information.
## If only 1 of the other conventions use it, then find or create the convention specific page for that object (see Naming Conventions above) and add the information correctly to the new page then delete it on the general page.
## If both of the other conventions use that information then leave it in, and if you feel it's needed you can find or create your convention's specific page and identify that the offending information is not used for your convention or you can identify if it's worth incorporating the information into your convention.

==Common formatting==
''Side note - The Table Of Contents at the top gets created automatically by using headers.
* Also remember that most of the documents here (unless specifically placed in a convention specific category) are for each convention.
* Instead of "Fargo CoreCon" or "Anime Fargo", use "the convention"
* Instead of "accessibility@fargocorecon.org" use "Accessbility".

===Header format===
* To make a header like the one above here then you should surround the text with 2 ='s signs.
** Example: <code>==This is a header==</code>

===Sub Header Format===
* Sub headers just add extra ='s on each side.
** Example: For a sub header to "Common Formatting" you'd just need to add a line below that and put <code>===Sub Header===</code>
** this maxes out at <code>======</code> on each side.

===List format===
* To make items in a bulleted list like this one you use "* " before the text. To indent bullets you can just add more *'s
** Example: <code>* This is will be bulleted like the line above</code> or <code>** This will be bulleted like this line is</code>
* To make a numbered list you use "# ". And like the above you simply add more #'s to add intended lines.

===Italics===
* To ''italicize'' text you surround it with two 's on each side.
** Example: <code><nowiki>''Italics''</nowiki></code>

===Bold===
* Bold works like Italics except it's 3 ' instead of 2.
** Example: <code><nowiki>'''Bold'''</nowiki></code>

===Bold & Italics===
* This is simply 5 ' on each side. 2 for italic and 3 for bold.
**Example: <code><nowiki>'''''bold & italic'''''</nowiki></code>

===Page Linking===
* To link a page you simply do <code><nowiki>[[your page title]]</nowiki></code>

===Link to a Category Page===
* To link to a category simply do <code><nowiki>[[:Category:''category name''| ''Text to be displayed'' ]]</nowiki></code>
** The end result is what you see on the main page under "Staff Information"

===Linking between the public and private wiki===
* If on the public wiki (like we are now) you can do the following to link to a page on the private wiki [[privatewiki:<Your Page>]]
** Example: <code><nowiki>[[privatewiki:Main Page]]</nowiki></code>
*** The above will show "privatewiki:Main Page" when reading.
** You can also add after <your page> a | and then a better wording for the link. Example <code><nowiki>[[privatewiki:<your page>|Link to your page]]</nowiki></code>.
*** the above will show the text "Link to your page" when reading.
* For linking to categories instead of <your page> you'd do "Category:<your category>".
** Example: <code><nowiki>[[privatewiki:Category:Departments]]</nowiki></code>
*** The above will show "privatewiki:Category:Departments" on the reading page.
** Example using the better wording: <code><nowiki>[[privatewiki:Category:Departments|Departments on the private wiki]]</nowiki></code>
*** The above will show "Departments on the private wiki"
* If on the private wiki and linking to the public then you'd use "publicwiki" instead of "privatewiki" in the above examples

==Categories==
* Categories only need to be worried about for new pages.
* The biggest thing for categories is that we want to each page to link to it's department category, and if applicable (IE the department category is a general one, but this page is specific to a convention) the convention the page is specific for.
* Then you ensure the Department Category is linked to either General if it's a category that exists in both conventions or to the Convention that the category is for.

===How to declare a category===
* To declare a category then you need to use (on it's own separate line - best practice is at the top but can be wherever) [[Category:<your category>]].
** Categories can have spaces.

===Category Requirements===
* For department category pages you must use <code><nowiki>[[Category:Departments]]</nowiki></code> as that's for the complete department list, regardless of convention specific or general.
** See [[:Category:Accessibility|Accessibility Category]] for an example.

==Templates==
* We have some templates available. They are titled "Template:<name>". 2 such templates that are useful are the AFEmail and CCEmail templates.
** To use these templates you do the following: <code><nowiki>{{AFEmail|accessibility}}</nowiki></code> which produces <code>{{AFEmail|accessibility}}</code>
** For CCEmail you simply use CCEmail instead of AFEmail.
** Check out [[Template:AFEmail]] if you want to see how templates work.

Wiki Editing Guide

2022-11-23T16:38:52Z

Taylorvalnes@digitalgrail.org:

==Official Documentation==
[https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Formatting MediaWiki Formatting]

==Questions or Uncertainties==
If any of the below information has you confused and you want clarification please email webmaster@digitalgrail.org.

If you have questions or doubts when editing feel free to use the form link on the [[Main Page]].

==Naming Conventions==
* For pages that would share a common name but are meant to be convention specific add a " - <convention name>" to them.
** For example: [[Volunteers Timeline]] & [[Volunteers Timeline - Fargo CoreCon]]
*** for these pages like these you'll add the department category & the convention category (see that section of this page).
* If a category is marked only for one convention but the convention you're a part of uses it, then you'll need to do the following:
*# Remove the convention specific category on the Category page.
*# Go to each sub page of the category and determine if the information applies to your convention or not.
*## if not then rename that page (top right menu: More > Move) following the above guidelines.
*## For an example of this check out [[Volunteers Timeline]] & [[Volunteers Timeline - Fargo CoreCon]] (The public relevant info is in the first, and ONLY the convention specific info is in the convention specific page).
*## For the convention specific page add the category for the convention.
*# Add any additional pages that are your convention specific as well, following the guidelines listed here.

==Updating a page==
* If a page already exists and you need to add info to it, please just do so.

===If you find a page has information irrelevant to your convention===
# Email the other 2 convention's department for that category
#* For example if you find something on [[Volunteers]], [[Volunteers Timeline]], etc is wrong then email volunteers@<convention name with no spaces>.org for all other conventions and inquire about the information.
#*** IE if you're in Fargo Gamefest then you'd email volunteers@fargocorecon.org and volunteers@animefargo.org.
## If it's determined that neither other convention uses this, then delete the offending information.
## If only 1 of the other conventions use it, then find or create the convention specific page for that object (see Naming Conventions above) and add the information correctly to the new page then delete it on the general page.
## If both of the other conventions use that information then leave it in, and if you feel it's needed you can find or create your convention's specific page and identify that the offending information is not used for your convention or you can identify if it's worth incorporating the information into your convention.

==Common formatting==
''Side note - The Table Of Contents at the top gets created automatically by using headers.
* Also remember that most of the documents here (unless specifically placed in a convention specific category) are for each convention.
* Instead of "Fargo CoreCon" or "Anime Fargo", use "the convention"
* Instead of "accessibility@fargocorecon.org" use "Accessbility".

===Header format===
* To make a header like the one above here then you should surround the text with 2 ='s signs.
** Example: <code>==This is a header==</code>

===Sub Header Format===
* Sub headers just add extra ='s on each side.
** Example: For a sub header to "Common Formatting" you'd just need to add a line below that and put <code>===Sub Header===</code>
** this maxes out at <code>======</code> on each side.

===List format===
* To make items in a bulleted list like this one you use "* " before the text. To indent bullets you can just add more *'s
** Example: <code>* This is will be bulleted like the line above</code> or <code>** This will be bulleted like this line is</code>
* To make a numbered list you use "# ". And like the above you simply add more #'s to add intended lines.

===Italics===
* To ''italicize'' text you surround it with two 's on each side.
** Example: <code><nowiki>''Italics''</nowiki></code>

===Bold===
* Bold works like Italics except it's 3 ' instead of 2.
** Example: <code><nowiki>'''Bold'''</nowiki></code>

===Bold & Italics===
* This is simply 5 ' on each side. 2 for italic and 3 for bold.
**Example: <code><nowiki>'''''bold & italic'''''</nowiki></code>

===Page Linking===
* To link a page you simply do <code><nowiki>[[your page title]]</nowiki></code>

===Link to a Category Page===
* To link to a category simply do <code><nowiki>[[:Category:''category name''| ''Text to be displayed'' ]]</nowiki></code>
** The end result is what you see on the main page under "Staff Information"

===Linking between the public and private wiki===
* If on the public wiki (like we are now) you can do the following to link to a page on the private wiki [[privatewiki:<Your Page>]]
** Example: <code><nowiki>[[privatewiki:Main Page]]</nowiki></code>
*** The above will show "privatewiki:Main Page" when reading.
** You can also add after <your page> a | and then a better wording for the link. Example <code><nowiki>[[privatewiki:<your page>|Link to your page]]</nowiki></code>.
*** the above will show the text "Link to your page" when reading.
* For linking to categories instead of <your page> you'd do "Category:<your category>".
** Example: <code><nowiki>[[privatewiki:Category:Departments]]</nowiki></code>
*** The above will show "privatewiki:Category:Departments" on the reading page.
** Example using the better wording: <code><nowiki>[[privatewiki:Category:Departments|Departments on the private wiki]]</nowiki></code>
*** The above will show "Departments on the private wiki"
* If on the private wiki and linking to the public then you'd use "publicwiki" instead of "privatewiki" in the above examples

==Categories==
* Categories only need to be worried about for new pages.
* The biggest thing for categories is that we want to each page to link to it's department category, and if applicable (IE the department category is a general one, but this page is specific to a convention) the convention the page is specific for.
* Then you ensure the Department Category is linked to either General if it's a category that exists in both conventions or to the Convention that the category is for.

===How to declare a category===
* To declare a category then you need to use (on it's own separate line - best practice is at the top but can be wherever) [[Category:<your category>]].
** Categories can have spaces.

===Category Requirements===
* For department category pages you must use <code><nowiki>[[Category:Departments]]</nowiki></code> as that's for the complete department list, regardless of convention specific or general.
** See [[:Category:Accessibility|Accessibility Category]] for an example.

==Templates==
* We have some templates available. They are titled "Templates:<name>". 2 such templates that are useful are the AFEmail and CCEmail templates.
** To use these templates you do the following: <code><nowiki>{{AFEmail|accessibility}}</nowiki></code> which produces <code>{{AFEmail|accessibility}}</code>
** For CCEmail you simply use CCEmail instead of AFEmail.
** Check out [[Templates:AFEmail]] if you want to see how templates work.

Wiki Editing Guide

2022-11-23T16:38:04Z

Taylorvalnes@digitalgrail.org:

==Official Documentation==
[https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Formatting MediaWiki Formatting]

==Questions or Uncertainties==
If any of the below information has you confused and you want clarification please email webmaster@digitalgrail.org.

If you have questions or doubts when editing feel free to use the form link on the [[Main Page]].

==Naming Conventions==
* For pages that would share a common name but are meant to be convention specific add a " - <convention name>" to them.
** For example: [[Volunteers Timeline]] & [[Volunteers Timeline - Fargo CoreCon]]
*** for these pages like these you'll add the department category & the convention category (see that section of this page).
* If a category is marked only for one convention but the convention you're a part of uses it, then you'll need to do the following:
*# Remove the convention specific category on the Category page.
*# Go to each sub page of the category and determine if the information applies to your convention or not.
*## if not then rename that page (top right menu: More > Move) following the above guidelines.
*## For an example of this check out [[Volunteers Timeline]] & [[Volunteers Timeline - Fargo CoreCon]] (The public relevant info is in the first, and ONLY the convention specific info is in the convention specific page).
*## For the convention specific page add the category for the convention.
*# Add any additional pages that are your convention specific as well, following the guidelines listed here.

==Updating a page==
* If a page already exists and you need to add info to it, please just do so.

===If you find a page has information irrelevant to your convention===
# Email the other 2 convention's department for that category
#* For example if you find something on [[Volunteers]], [[Volunteers Timeline]], etc is wrong then email volunteers@<convention name with no spaces>.org for all other conventions and inquire about the information.
#*** IE if you're in Fargo Gamefest then you'd email volunteers@fargocorecon.org and volunteers@animefargo.org.
## If it's determined that neither other convention uses this, then delete the offending information.
## If only 1 of the other conventions use it, then find or create the convention specific page for that object (see Naming Conventions above) and add the information correctly to the new page then delete it on the general page.
## If both of the other conventions use that information then leave it in, and if you feel it's needed you can find or create your convention's specific page and identify that the offending information is not used for your convention or you can identify if it's worth incorporating the information into your convention.

==Common formatting==
''Side note - The Table Of Contents at the top gets created automatically by using headers.
* Also remember that most of the documents here (unless specifically placed in a convention specific category) are for each convention.
* Instead of "Fargo CoreCon" or "Anime Fargo", use "the convention"
* Instead of "accessibility@fargocorecon.org" use "Accessbility".

===Header format===
* To make a header like the one above here then you should surround the text with 2 ='s signs.
** Example: <code>==This is a header==</code>

===Sub Header Format===
* Sub headers just add extra ='s on each side.
** Example: For a sub header to "Common Formatting" you'd just need to add a line below that and put <code>===Sub Header===</code>
** this maxes out at <code>======</code> on each side.

===List format===
* To make items in a bulleted list like this one you use "* " before the text. To indent bullets you can just add more *'s
** Example: <code>* This is will be bulleted like the line above</code> or <code>** This will be bulleted like this line is</code>
* To make a numbered list you use "# ". And like the above you simply add more #'s to add intended lines.

===Italics===
* To ''italicize'' text you surround it with two 's on each side.
** Example: <code><nowiki>''Italics''</nowiki></code>

===Bold===
* Bold works like Italics except it's 3 ' instead of 2.
** Example: <code><nowiki>'''Bold'''</nowiki></code>

===Bold & Italics===
* This is simply 5 ' on each side. 2 for italic and 3 for bold.
**Example: <code><nowiki>'''''bold & italic'''''</nowiki></code>

===Page Linking===
* To link a page you simply do <code><nowiki>[[your page title]]</nowiki></code>

===Link to a Category Page===
* To link to a category simply do <code><nowiki>[[:Category:''category name''| ''Text to be displayed'' ]]</nowiki></code>
** The end result is what you see on the main page under "Staff Information"

===Linking between the public and private wiki===
* If on the public wiki (like we are now) you can do the following to link to a page on the private wiki [[privatewiki:<Your Page>]]
** Example: <code><nowiki>[[privatewiki:Main Page]]</nowiki></code>
*** The above will show "privatewiki:Main Page" when reading.
** You can also add after <your page> a | and then a better wording for the link. Example <code><nowiki>[[privatewiki:<your page>|Link to your page]]</nowiki></code>.
*** the above will show the text "Link to your page" when reading.
* For linking to categories instead of <your page> you'd do "Category:<your category>".
** Example: <code><nowiki>[[privatewiki:Category:Departments]]</nowiki></code>
*** The above will show "privatewiki:Category:Departments" on the reading page.
** Example using the better wording: <code><nowiki>[[privatewiki:Category:Departments|Departments on the private wiki]]</nowiki></code>
*** The above will show "Departments on the private wiki"
* If on the private wiki and linking to the public then you'd use "publicwiki" instead of "privatewiki" in the above examples

==Categories==
* Categories only need to be worried about for new pages.
* The biggest thing for categories is that we want to each page to link to it's department category, and if applicable (IE the department category is a general one, but this page is specific to a convention) the convention the page is specific for.
* Then you ensure the Department Category is linked to either General if it's a category that exists in both conventions or to the Convention that the category is for.

===How to declare a category===
* To declare a category then you need to use (on it's own separate line - best practice is at the top but can be wherever) [[Category:<your category>]].
** Categories can have spaces.

===Category Requirements===
* For department category pages you must use <code><nowiki>[[Category:Departments]]</nowiki></code> as that's for the complete department list, regardless of convention specific or general.
** See [[:Category:Accessibility|Accessibility Category]] for an example.

==Templates==
* We have some templates available. They are titled "Templates:<name>". 2 such templates that are useful are the AFEmail and CCEmail templates.
** To use these templates you do the following: <nowiki>{{AFEmail|accessibility}}</nowiki> which produces {{AFEmail|accessibility}}
** For CCEmail you simply use CCEmail instead of AFEmail.
** Check out [[Templates:AFEmail]] if you want to see how templates work.

Accessibility

2022-11-23T16:34:29Z

Taylorvalnes@digitalgrail.org:

[[Category:Accessibility]]
{{PublicDeptNeedsUpdating}}

== Department description ==
Accessibility will be responsible to help provide safety and tools necessary to make the convention accessible and enjoyable for all.

==Convention emails==
* {{AFEmail|accessibility}}
* {{CCEmail|accessibility}}

== Staff ==
Volunteers as necessary for removing obstacles that could prevent the enjoyability of attendees as well as ensuring safety for different needs.
=== Department head ===
Coordinate with different departments to ensure accessibility requirements are met. Educate [[Vendors and Artist Alley]] about minimum aisle widths for wheel chairs. Educate [[Audio/Visual]] and or [[Con Suites]] about having warning signs for attendees regarding seizure inducing flashing lights or overstimulating loud noises. Work with [[Publications]] to have a large print versions available as needed. Educate [[Tabletop Gaming]] and [[E-Gaming]] about accessible versions of popular games and equipment. Work with [[Projects]] so they are aware of tripping hazards or overhangs that could injure low vision attendees.

=== Timeline ===
See [[Accessibility Timeline]] for a rough schedule for this department.

=== Standard Operating Procedures ===
See [[Accessibility SOP]].

=== Other staff ===
[[Audio/Visual]], [[Party Rooms/Fan Suites]], [[Projects]], [[Publications]], [[Vendors and Artist Alley]]

Template:CCEmail

2022-11-23T16:33:54Z

Taylorvalnes@digitalgrail.org: Created page with "{{{1}}}@fargocorecon.org"

{{{1}}}@fargocorecon.org

Template:AFEmail

2022-11-23T16:33:34Z

Taylorvalnes@digitalgrail.org: Created page with "{{{1}}}@animefargo.org"

{{{1}}}@animefargo.org

Accessibility

2022-11-23T16:32:49Z

Taylorvalnes@digitalgrail.org:

[[Category:Accessibility]]
{{PublicDeptNeedsUpdating}}

== Department description ==
Accessibility will be responsible to help provide safety and tools necessary to make the convention accessible and enjoyable for all.

==Convention emails==
* {{Email|accessibility|animefargo}} or accessibility@animefargo.org
* {{Email|accessibility|fargocorecon}}

== Staff ==
Volunteers as necessary for removing obstacles that could prevent the enjoyability of attendees as well as ensuring safety for different needs.
=== Department head ===
Coordinate with different departments to ensure accessibility requirements are met. Educate [[Vendors and Artist Alley]] about minimum aisle widths for wheel chairs. Educate [[Audio/Visual]] and or [[Con Suites]] about having warning signs for attendees regarding seizure inducing flashing lights or overstimulating loud noises. Work with [[Publications]] to have a large print versions available as needed. Educate [[Tabletop Gaming]] and [[E-Gaming]] about accessible versions of popular games and equipment. Work with [[Projects]] so they are aware of tripping hazards or overhangs that could injure low vision attendees.

=== Timeline ===
See [[Accessibility Timeline]] for a rough schedule for this department.

=== Standard Operating Procedures ===
See [[Accessibility SOP]].

=== Other staff ===
[[Audio/Visual]], [[Party Rooms/Fan Suites]], [[Projects]], [[Publications]], [[Vendors and Artist Alley]]

Accessibility

2022-11-23T16:30:23Z

Taylorvalnes@digitalgrail.org:

[[Category:Accessibility]]
{{PublicDeptNeedsUpdating}}

== Department description ==
Accessibility will be responsible to help provide safety and tools necessary to make the convention accessible and enjoyable for all.

==Convention emails==
* {{Email|accessibility|animefargo}}
* {{Email|accessibility|fargocorecon}}

== Staff ==
Volunteers as necessary for removing obstacles that could prevent the enjoyability of attendees as well as ensuring safety for different needs.
=== Department head ===
Coordinate with different departments to ensure accessibility requirements are met. Educate [[Vendors and Artist Alley]] about minimum aisle widths for wheel chairs. Educate [[Audio/Visual]] and or [[Con Suites]] about having warning signs for attendees regarding seizure inducing flashing lights or overstimulating loud noises. Work with [[Publications]] to have a large print versions available as needed. Educate [[Tabletop Gaming]] and [[E-Gaming]] about accessible versions of popular games and equipment. Work with [[Projects]] so they are aware of tripping hazards or overhangs that could injure low vision attendees.

=== Timeline ===
See [[Accessibility Timeline]] for a rough schedule for this department.

=== Standard Operating Procedures ===
See [[Accessibility SOP]].

=== Other staff ===
[[Audio/Visual]], [[Party Rooms/Fan Suites]], [[Projects]], [[Publications]], [[Vendors and Artist Alley]]

Accessibility

2022-11-23T16:25:44Z

Taylorvalnes@digitalgrail.org:

[[Category:Accessibility]]
{{PublicDeptNeedsUpdating}}

== Department description ==
Accessibility will be responsible to help provide safety and tools necessary to make the convention accessible and enjoyable for all.

==Convention emails==

== Staff ==
Volunteers as necessary for removing obstacles that could prevent the enjoyability of attendees as well as ensuring safety for different needs.
=== Department head ===
Coordinate with different departments to ensure accessibility requirements are met. Educate [[Vendors and Artist Alley]] about minimum aisle widths for wheel chairs. Educate [[Audio/Visual]] and or [[Con Suites]] about having warning signs for attendees regarding seizure inducing flashing lights or overstimulating loud noises. Work with [[Publications]] to have a large print versions available as needed. Educate [[Tabletop Gaming]] and [[E-Gaming]] about accessible versions of popular games and equipment. Work with [[Projects]] so they are aware of tripping hazards or overhangs that could injure low vision attendees.

=== Timeline ===
See [[Accessibility Timeline]] for a rough schedule for this department.

=== Standard Operating Procedures ===
See [[Accessibility SOP]].

=== Other staff ===
[[Audio/Visual]], [[Party Rooms/Fan Suites]], [[Projects]], [[Publications]], [[Vendors and Artist Alley]]

Audio/Visual

2022-11-23T16:25:18Z

Taylorvalnes@digitalgrail.org:

[[Category:Audio/Visual]]
== Department description ==
A-V is responsible for sound reproduction in main programming as well as panel rooms and other rooms that have need. They are also responsible to ensure presenters are able to hook in laptops, audio devices, or instruments for presenting. Bonus: they get to work with the guests and see the most panels.

==Convention emails==

== Staff ==
=== Department head ===
The department head will be responsible for anticipating and acquiring needed sound reinforcement, and video projectors for presentations throughout the convention. They will work with the [[Hotel]] liaison to assess lighting, stage ramps, microphone and sound reinforcement equipment in needed areas. They will need to work with [[Accessibility]] about flashing light warnings for videos and or light shows from performers. They will need to work with [[Guest Liaison]] as far as special requirements, ie stage monitors, water at the podium. They will need to work with [[Logistics]] for scheduling the hauling and or picking up of rented or borrowed equipment. Also logistics for adapters to hook multiple platforms of devices into the sound system and or video projectors. They will need to work with [[Panels]] and help design panel application forms so as to know what adapters or equipment may be required ie, HDMI, VGA, lightning adapters, wireless mics etc. for various presenters. They may work with [[Photo-Video]] as far as starting and stopping video recording devices. They may work with [[Volunteers]] for staffing if needed. They will be responsible for training and overseeing A-V volunteers.

=== Timeline ===
See [[Audio/Visual Timeline]] for a rough schedule to follow.

=== Standard Operating Procedures ===
See [[Audio/Visual SOP]].

=== Other staff ===
They may work with departments such as [[Accessibility]], [[Guest Liaison]], [[Hotel]], [[Karaoke]], [[Logistics]], [[Panels]], [[Photo-Video]], [[Volunteers]].

Audio/Visual

2022-11-23T15:57:22Z

Taylorvalnes@digitalgrail.org:

[[Category:Audio/Visual]]
== Department description ==
A-V is responsible for sound reproduction in main programming as well as panel rooms and other rooms that have need. They are also responsible to ensure presenters are able to hook in laptops, audio devices, or instruments for presenting. Bonus: they get to work with the guests and see the most panels.

==Convention emails==
* av@animefargo.org
* av@fargocorecon.org

== Staff ==
=== Department head ===
The department head will be responsible for anticipating and acquiring needed sound reinforcement, and video projectors for presentations throughout the convention. They will work with the [[Hotel]] liaison to assess lighting, stage ramps, microphone and sound reinforcement equipment in needed areas. They will need to work with [[Accessibility]] about flashing light warnings for videos and or light shows from performers. They will need to work with [[Guest Liaison]] as far as special requirements, ie stage monitors, water at the podium. They will need to work with [[Logistics]] for scheduling the hauling and or picking up of rented or borrowed equipment. Also logistics for adapters to hook multiple platforms of devices into the sound system and or video projectors. They will need to work with [[Panels]] and help design panel application forms so as to know what adapters or equipment may be required ie, HDMI, VGA, lightning adapters, wireless mics etc. for various presenters. They may work with [[Photo-Video]] as far as starting and stopping video recording devices. They may work with [[Volunteers]] for staffing if needed. They will be responsible for training and overseeing A-V volunteers.

=== Timeline ===
See [[Audio/Visual Timeline]] for a rough schedule to follow.

=== Standard Operating Procedures ===
See [[Audio/Visual SOP]].

=== Other staff ===
They may work with departments such as [[Accessibility]], [[Guest Liaison]], [[Hotel]], [[Karaoke]], [[Logistics]], [[Panels]], [[Photo-Video]], [[Volunteers]].

Accessibility

2022-11-23T15:50:29Z

Taylorvalnes@digitalgrail.org:

[[Category:Accessibility]]
{{PublicDeptNeedsUpdating}}

== Department description ==
Accessibility will be responsible to help provide safety and tools necessary to make the convention accessible and enjoyable for all.

==Convention emails==
* accessibility@animefargo.org
* accessibility@fargocorecon.org

== Staff ==
Volunteers as necessary for removing obstacles that could prevent the enjoyability of attendees as well as ensuring safety for different needs.
=== Department head ===
Coordinate with different departments to ensure accessibility requirements are met. Educate [[Vendors and Artist Alley]] about minimum aisle widths for wheel chairs. Educate [[Audio/Visual]] and or [[Con Suites]] about having warning signs for attendees regarding seizure inducing flashing lights or overstimulating loud noises. Work with [[Publications]] to have a large print versions available as needed. Educate [[Tabletop Gaming]] and [[E-Gaming]] about accessible versions of popular games and equipment. Work with [[Projects]] so they are aware of tripping hazards or overhangs that could injure low vision attendees.

=== Timeline ===
See [[Accessibility Timeline]] for a rough schedule for this department.

=== Standard Operating Procedures ===
See [[Accessibility SOP]].

=== Other staff ===
[[Audio/Visual]], [[Party Rooms/Fan Suites]], [[Projects]], [[Publications]], [[Vendors and Artist Alley]]

Category:Safety/Security

2022-10-25T02:53:46Z

Taylorvalnes@digitalgrail.org:

[[Category:General]]
[[Category:Departments]]

[[privatewiki:Digital Grail Bans|Bans from All Conventions]]
[[privatewiki:Convention Bans|Convention Bans]]

Main Page

2022-10-21T16:06:15Z

Taylorvalnes@digitalgrail.org:

===Editing the wiki===
[[Wiki Editing Guide]]

If you don't wish to edit the wiki, or are unsure of something, use this form: [https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeYf9IbD_t6vxnYtOzRaftYwqtqidftUHAGquscHDF4OVelsw/viewform?usp=sf_link Suggest Edits for the Wiki]

===Convention Social Media Pages===
[https://www.digitalgrail.org/contact-us/social-media-accounts Convention Social Media Pages]

===Digital Grail Policies===
[https://www.digitalgrail.org/policies/ Digital Grail Policies]

=== Staff Information ===
<div style="float:left;">
{| class="wikitable" style="margin:auto"
|-
| [[:Category:Timelines|Timelines]] || [[:Category:Standard Operating Procedures|All Standard Operating Procedures]]
|-
| [[:Category:General| General Departments used by all conventions]] || [[:Category:Departments| All Departments (including Convention Specific ones)]]
|-
| [[:Category:Anime Fargo|Anime Fargo specifics]] || [[:Category:Fargo CoreCon|Fargo CoreCon specifics]]
|-
| [[:Category:Fargo GameFest|Fargo GameFest specifics]]
|}
</div>

Main Page

2022-10-21T16:06:04Z

Taylorvalnes@digitalgrail.org:

===Editing the wiki===
[[Wiki Editing Guide]]

If you don't wish to edit the wiki, or are unsure of something, use this form: [https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeYf9IbD_t6vxnYtOzRaftYwqtqidftUHAGquscHDF4OVelsw/viewform?usp=sf_link Suggest Edits for the Wiki]

===Convention Social Media Pages===
[https://www.digitalgrail.org/contact-us/social-media-accounts Convention Social Media Pages]

===Digital Grail Policies===
[https://www.digitalgrail.org/policies/|Digital Grail Policies]

=== Staff Information ===
<div style="float:left;">
{| class="wikitable" style="margin:auto"
|-
| [[:Category:Timelines|Timelines]] || [[:Category:Standard Operating Procedures|All Standard Operating Procedures]]
|-
| [[:Category:General| General Departments used by all conventions]] || [[:Category:Departments| All Departments (including Convention Specific ones)]]
|-
| [[:Category:Anime Fargo|Anime Fargo specifics]] || [[:Category:Fargo CoreCon|Fargo CoreCon specifics]]
|-
| [[:Category:Fargo GameFest|Fargo GameFest specifics]]
|}
</div>

Category:Safety/Security

2022-10-21T15:17:08Z

Taylorvalnes@digitalgrail.org:

[[Category:General]]
[[Category:Departments]]

[[privatewiki:Digital Grail Bans|Bans from All Conventions]]
[[Convention Bans]]

Example Info Sheet for Guests

2022-10-17T13:39:11Z

Taylorvalnes@digitalgrail.org:

[[Category:Guest Liaison]]
'''''Replace italicized words with actual data - Left opening & closing in as good examples to emulate'''''

'''Guest Liaison:''' Sarah Rico

'''Guest Head:''' Taylor Valnes
<br />
'''Flight Info:'''
* Thursday, September 20th
** 7:15am-10:35am
*** ''City'' to ''Other city'' - United 305
** 1:15pm - 4:05pm
*** ''Other city'' to Fargo - United 5268
* Monday, September 24th
** 5:10pm - 6:10pm
*** Fargo to ''Other city'' - United 5450
** 7:05pm - 8:32pm
*** ''Other city'' to ''city'' - United 338
<br />
'''Friday'''
* ''Start Time'' - ''End Time''
** ''Panel Name'' - ''Room panel is in''
* 5:30-6:30pm
** Opening Ceremonies - Main Programming

'''Saturday'''
* ''Start Time'' - ''End Time''
** ''Panel Name'' - ''Room panel is in''

'''Sunday'''
* ''Start Time'' - ''End Time''
** ''Panel Name'' - ''Room panel is in''
* 4:00pm - 5:00pm
** Closing Ceremonies

Category:Guest Liaison

2022-10-17T13:37:31Z

Taylorvalnes@digitalgrail.org:

[[Category:General]]
[[Category:Departments]]

===Staff Only===
* [[privatewiki:Category:Previous Guests|Previous Guests]]
* [[privatewiki:Category:Artist|Artist Guests]]
* [[privatewiki:Category:Author|Author Guests]]
* [[privatewiki:Category:Cosplay|Cosplay Guests]]
* [[privatewiki:Category:MCs|Master of Ceremonies Guests]]
* [[privatewiki:Category:Musical|Musical Guests]]
* [[privatewiki:Category:Voice Actor|Voice Actor Guests]]
* [[privatewiki:Category:Other|Other Guests]]
* [[privatewiki:Guest Liaison Contract Template|Guest Contract Template]]

Category:Guest Liaison

2022-10-17T13:37:07Z

Taylorvalnes@digitalgrail.org:

Wiki Editing Guide

2022-10-16T16:01:07Z

Taylorvalnes@digitalgrail.org: /* If you find a page has information irrelevant to your convention */

==Official Documentation==
[https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Formatting MediaWiki Formatting]

==Questions or Uncertainties==
If any of the below information has you confused and you want clarification please email webmaster@digitalgrail.org.
<br />If you're too confused feel free to use the form link on the [[Main Page]]

==Naming Conventions==
* For pages that would share a common name but are meant to be convention specific add a " - <convention name>" to them.
** For example: [[Volunteers Timeline]] & [[Volunteers Timeline - Fargo CoreCon]]
*** for these pages like these you'll add the department category & the convention category (see that section of this page).
* If a category is marked only for one convention but the convention you're a part of uses it, then you'll need to do the following:
*# Remove the convention specific category on the Category page.
*# Go to each sub page of the category and determine if the information applies to your convention or not.
*## if not then rename that page (top right menu: More > Move) following the above guidelines.
*## For an example of this check out [[Volunteers Timeline]] & [[Volunteers Timeline - Fargo CoreCon]] (The public relevant info is in the first, and ONLY the convention specific info is in the convention specific page).
*## For the convention specific page add the category for the convention.
*# Add any additional pages that are your convention specific as well, following the guidelines listed here.

==Updating a page==
* If a page already exists and you need to add info to it, please just do so.

===If you find a page has information irrelevant to your convention===
# Email the other 2 convention's department for that category
#* For example if you find something on [[Volunteers]], [[Volunteers Timeline]], etc is wrong then email volunteers@<convention name with no spaces>.org for all other conventions and inquire about the information.
#*** IE if you're in Fargo Gamefest then you'd email volunteers@fargocorecon.org and volunteers@animefargo.org.
## If it's determined that neither other convention uses this, then delete the offending information.
## If only 1 of the other conventions use it, then find or create the convention specific page for that object (see Naming Conventions above) and add the information correctly to the new page then delete it on the general page.
## If both of the other conventions use that information then leave it in, and if you feel it's needed you can find or create your convention's specific page and identify that the offending information is not used for your convention.
### or you can identify if it's worth incorporating the information into your convention.

==Common formatting==
''Side note - The Table Of Contents at the top gets created automatically by using headers.
* Also remember that most of the documents here (unless specifically placed in a convention specific category) are for each convention.
* Instead of "Fargo CoreCon" or "Anime Fargo", use "the convention"
* Instead of "accessibility@fargocorecon.org" use "Accessbility".

===Header format===
* To make a header like the one above here then you should surround the text with 2 ='s signs.
** Example: "==This is a header=="

===Sub Header Format===
* Sub headers just add extra ='s on each side.
** Example: For a sub header to "Common Formatting" you'd just need to add a line below that and put "===Sub Header===".
** this maxes out at "======" on each side.

===List format===
* To make items in a bulleted list like this one you use "* " before the text. To indent bullets you can just add more *'s
** Example: "* This is will be bulleted like the line above" or "** This will be bulleted like this line is"
* To make a numbered list you use "# ". And like the above you simply add more #'s to add intended lines.

===Italics===
* To ''italicize'' text you surround it with two 's on each side.
** Example (remove space between the ') ' 'Italics' '

===Bold===
* Bold works like Italics except it's 3 ' instead of 2.
** Example (remove space between the ') ' ' 'Bold' ' '

===Bold & Italics===
* This is simply 5 ' on each side. 2 for italic and 3 for bold.
**Example (remove space between the ') ' ' ' ' 'bold & italic' ' ' ' '

===Page Linking===
* To link a page you simply do [ [your page title] ] (Remove the space between [ [ and ] ])

===Link to a Category Page===
* To link to a category simply do [ [:Category:''category name''| ''Text to be displayed'' ] ] (Remove the space between [ [ and ] ])
** The end result is what you see on the main page under "Staff Information"

===Linking between the public and private wiki===
* If on the public wiki (like we are now) you can do the following to link to a page on the private wiki [[privatewiki:<Your Page>]]
** Example: (remove the spaces between [ [ and ] ]) [ [privatewiki:Main Page] ]
*** The above will show "privatewiki:Main Page" when reading.
** You can also add after <your page> a | and then a better wording for the link. Example [ [privatewiki:<your page>|Link to your page] ].
*** the above will show the text "Link to your page" when reading.
* For linking to categories instead of <your page> you'd do "Category:<your category>".
** Example: (remove the spaces between [ [ and ] ]) [ [privatewiki:Category:Departments] ]
*** The above will show "privatewiki:Category:Departments" on the reading page.
** Example using the better wording: [ [privatewiki:Category:Departments|Departments on the private wiki] ]
*** The above will show "Departments on the private wiki"
* If on the private wiki and linking to the public then you'd use "publicwiki" instead of "privatewiki" in the above examples

==Categories==
* Categories only need to be worried about for new pages.
* The biggest thing for categories is that we want to each page to link to it's department category, and if applicable (IE the department category is a general one, but this page is specific to a convention) the convention the page is specific for.
* Then you ensure the Department Category is linked to either General if it's a category that exists in both conventions or to the Convention that the category is for.

===How to declare a category===
* To declare a category then you need to use (on it's own separate line - best practice is at the top but can be wherever) [[Category:<your category>]].
** Categories can have spaces.

===Category Requirements===
* For department category pages you must use [ [Category:Departments] ] (Remove the space between [ [ and ] ]) as that's for the complete department list, regardless of convention specific or general.
** See [[:Category:Accessibility|Accessibility Category]] for an example.

Wiki Editing Guide

2022-10-16T16:00:30Z

Taylorvalnes@digitalgrail.org: /* If you find a page has information irrelevant to your convention */

==Official Documentation==
[https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Formatting MediaWiki Formatting]

==Questions or Uncertainties==
If any of the below information has you confused and you want clarification please email webmaster@digitalgrail.org.
<br />If you're too confused feel free to use the form link on the [[Main Page]]

==Naming Conventions==
* For pages that would share a common name but are meant to be convention specific add a " - <convention name>" to them.
** For example: [[Volunteers Timeline]] & [[Volunteers Timeline - Fargo CoreCon]]
*** for these pages like these you'll add the department category & the convention category (see that section of this page).
* If a category is marked only for one convention but the convention you're a part of uses it, then you'll need to do the following:
*# Remove the convention specific category on the Category page.
*# Go to each sub page of the category and determine if the information applies to your convention or not.
*## if not then rename that page (top right menu: More > Move) following the above guidelines.
*## For an example of this check out [[Volunteers Timeline]] & [[Volunteers Timeline - Fargo CoreCon]] (The public relevant info is in the first, and ONLY the convention specific info is in the convention specific page).
*## For the convention specific page add the category for the convention.
*# Add any additional pages that are your convention specific as well, following the guidelines listed here.

==Updating a page==
* If a page already exists and you need to add info to it, please just do so.

===If you find a page has information irrelevant to your convention===
# Email the other 2 convention's department for that category
#* For example if you find something on [[Volunteers]], [[Volunteers Timeline]], etc is wrong then email volunteers@<convention name with no spaces>.org for all other conventions and inquire about the information.
#*** IE if you're in Fargo Gamefest then you'd email volunteers@fargocorecon.org and volunteers@animefargo.org.
## If it's determined that neither other convention uses this, then delete the offending information.
## If only 1 of the other conventions use it, then find or create the convention specific page for that object (see Naming Conventions above) and add the information correctly to the new page then delete it on the general page.
## If both of the other conventions use that information then leave it in, and if you feel it's needed you can find or create your convention's specific page and identify that the offending information is not used for your convention.
### or you can identify if that's worth it.

==Common formatting==
''Side note - The Table Of Contents at the top gets created automatically by using headers.
* Also remember that most of the documents here (unless specifically placed in a convention specific category) are for each convention.
* Instead of "Fargo CoreCon" or "Anime Fargo", use "the convention"
* Instead of "accessibility@fargocorecon.org" use "Accessbility".

===Header format===
* To make a header like the one above here then you should surround the text with 2 ='s signs.
** Example: "==This is a header=="

===Sub Header Format===
* Sub headers just add extra ='s on each side.
** Example: For a sub header to "Common Formatting" you'd just need to add a line below that and put "===Sub Header===".
** this maxes out at "======" on each side.

===List format===
* To make items in a bulleted list like this one you use "* " before the text. To indent bullets you can just add more *'s
** Example: "* This is will be bulleted like the line above" or "** This will be bulleted like this line is"
* To make a numbered list you use "# ". And like the above you simply add more #'s to add intended lines.

===Italics===
* To ''italicize'' text you surround it with two 's on each side.
** Example (remove space between the ') ' 'Italics' '

===Bold===
* Bold works like Italics except it's 3 ' instead of 2.
** Example (remove space between the ') ' ' 'Bold' ' '

===Bold & Italics===
* This is simply 5 ' on each side. 2 for italic and 3 for bold.
**Example (remove space between the ') ' ' ' ' 'bold & italic' ' ' ' '

===Page Linking===
* To link a page you simply do [ [your page title] ] (Remove the space between [ [ and ] ])

===Link to a Category Page===
* To link to a category simply do [ [:Category:''category name''| ''Text to be displayed'' ] ] (Remove the space between [ [ and ] ])
** The end result is what you see on the main page under "Staff Information"

===Linking between the public and private wiki===
* If on the public wiki (like we are now) you can do the following to link to a page on the private wiki [[privatewiki:<Your Page>]]
** Example: (remove the spaces between [ [ and ] ]) [ [privatewiki:Main Page] ]
*** The above will show "privatewiki:Main Page" when reading.
** You can also add after <your page> a | and then a better wording for the link. Example [ [privatewiki:<your page>|Link to your page] ].
*** the above will show the text "Link to your page" when reading.
* For linking to categories instead of <your page> you'd do "Category:<your category>".
** Example: (remove the spaces between [ [ and ] ]) [ [privatewiki:Category:Departments] ]
*** The above will show "privatewiki:Category:Departments" on the reading page.
** Example using the better wording: [ [privatewiki:Category:Departments|Departments on the private wiki] ]
*** The above will show "Departments on the private wiki"
* If on the private wiki and linking to the public then you'd use "publicwiki" instead of "privatewiki" in the above examples

==Categories==
* Categories only need to be worried about for new pages.
* The biggest thing for categories is that we want to each page to link to it's department category, and if applicable (IE the department category is a general one, but this page is specific to a convention) the convention the page is specific for.
* Then you ensure the Department Category is linked to either General if it's a category that exists in both conventions or to the Convention that the category is for.

===How to declare a category===
* To declare a category then you need to use (on it's own separate line - best practice is at the top but can be wherever) [[Category:<your category>]].
** Categories can have spaces.

===Category Requirements===
* For department category pages you must use [ [Category:Departments] ] (Remove the space between [ [ and ] ]) as that's for the complete department list, regardless of convention specific or general.
** See [[:Category:Accessibility|Accessibility Category]] for an example.

Wiki Editing Guide

2022-10-16T16:00:16Z

Taylorvalnes@digitalgrail.org: /* If you find a page has information irrelevant to your convention */

==Official Documentation==
[https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Formatting MediaWiki Formatting]

==Questions or Uncertainties==
If any of the below information has you confused and you want clarification please email webmaster@digitalgrail.org.
<br />If you're too confused feel free to use the form link on the [[Main Page]]

==Naming Conventions==
* For pages that would share a common name but are meant to be convention specific add a " - <convention name>" to them.
** For example: [[Volunteers Timeline]] & [[Volunteers Timeline - Fargo CoreCon]]
*** for these pages like these you'll add the department category & the convention category (see that section of this page).
* If a category is marked only for one convention but the convention you're a part of uses it, then you'll need to do the following:
*# Remove the convention specific category on the Category page.
*# Go to each sub page of the category and determine if the information applies to your convention or not.
*## if not then rename that page (top right menu: More > Move) following the above guidelines.
*## For an example of this check out [[Volunteers Timeline]] & [[Volunteers Timeline - Fargo CoreCon]] (The public relevant info is in the first, and ONLY the convention specific info is in the convention specific page).
*## For the convention specific page add the category for the convention.
*# Add any additional pages that are your convention specific as well, following the guidelines listed here.

==Updating a page==
* If a page already exists and you need to add info to it, please just do so.

===If you find a page has information irrelevant to your convention===
# Email the other 2 convention's department for that category
#* For example if you find something on [[Volunteers]], [[Volunteers Timeline]], etc is wrong then email volunteers@<convention name with no spaces>.org for all other conventions and inquire about the information.
#** IE if you're in Fargo Gamefest then you'd email volunteers@fargocorecon.org and volunteers@animefargo.org.
## If it's determined that neither other convention uses this, then delete the offending information.
## If only 1 of the other conventions use it, then find or create the convention specific page for that object (see Naming Conventions above) and add the information correctly to the new page then delete it on the general page.
## If both of the other conventions use that information then leave it in, and if you feel it's needed you can find or create your convention's specific page and identify that the offending information is not used for your convention.
### or you can identify if that's worth it.

==Common formatting==
''Side note - The Table Of Contents at the top gets created automatically by using headers.
* Also remember that most of the documents here (unless specifically placed in a convention specific category) are for each convention.
* Instead of "Fargo CoreCon" or "Anime Fargo", use "the convention"
* Instead of "accessibility@fargocorecon.org" use "Accessbility".

===Header format===
* To make a header like the one above here then you should surround the text with 2 ='s signs.
** Example: "==This is a header=="

===Sub Header Format===
* Sub headers just add extra ='s on each side.
** Example: For a sub header to "Common Formatting" you'd just need to add a line below that and put "===Sub Header===".
** this maxes out at "======" on each side.

===List format===
* To make items in a bulleted list like this one you use "* " before the text. To indent bullets you can just add more *'s
** Example: "* This is will be bulleted like the line above" or "** This will be bulleted like this line is"
* To make a numbered list you use "# ". And like the above you simply add more #'s to add intended lines.

===Italics===
* To ''italicize'' text you surround it with two 's on each side.
** Example (remove space between the ') ' 'Italics' '

===Bold===
* Bold works like Italics except it's 3 ' instead of 2.
** Example (remove space between the ') ' ' 'Bold' ' '

===Bold & Italics===
* This is simply 5 ' on each side. 2 for italic and 3 for bold.
**Example (remove space between the ') ' ' ' ' 'bold & italic' ' ' ' '

===Page Linking===
* To link a page you simply do [ [your page title] ] (Remove the space between [ [ and ] ])

===Link to a Category Page===
* To link to a category simply do [ [:Category:''category name''| ''Text to be displayed'' ] ] (Remove the space between [ [ and ] ])
** The end result is what you see on the main page under "Staff Information"

===Linking between the public and private wiki===
* If on the public wiki (like we are now) you can do the following to link to a page on the private wiki [[privatewiki:<Your Page>]]
** Example: (remove the spaces between [ [ and ] ]) [ [privatewiki:Main Page] ]
*** The above will show "privatewiki:Main Page" when reading.
** You can also add after <your page> a | and then a better wording for the link. Example [ [privatewiki:<your page>|Link to your page] ].
*** the above will show the text "Link to your page" when reading.
* For linking to categories instead of <your page> you'd do "Category:<your category>".
** Example: (remove the spaces between [ [ and ] ]) [ [privatewiki:Category:Departments] ]
*** The above will show "privatewiki:Category:Departments" on the reading page.
** Example using the better wording: [ [privatewiki:Category:Departments|Departments on the private wiki] ]
*** The above will show "Departments on the private wiki"
* If on the private wiki and linking to the public then you'd use "publicwiki" instead of "privatewiki" in the above examples

==Categories==
* Categories only need to be worried about for new pages.
* The biggest thing for categories is that we want to each page to link to it's department category, and if applicable (IE the department category is a general one, but this page is specific to a convention) the convention the page is specific for.
* Then you ensure the Department Category is linked to either General if it's a category that exists in both conventions or to the Convention that the category is for.

===How to declare a category===
* To declare a category then you need to use (on it's own separate line - best practice is at the top but can be wherever) [[Category:<your category>]].
** Categories can have spaces.

===Category Requirements===
* For department category pages you must use [ [Category:Departments] ] (Remove the space between [ [ and ] ]) as that's for the complete department list, regardless of convention specific or general.
** See [[:Category:Accessibility|Accessibility Category]] for an example.

Wiki Editing Guide

2022-10-16T15:59:13Z

Taylorvalnes@digitalgrail.org: /* Naming Conventions */

==Official Documentation==
[https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Formatting MediaWiki Formatting]

==Questions or Uncertainties==
If any of the below information has you confused and you want clarification please email webmaster@digitalgrail.org.
<br />If you're too confused feel free to use the form link on the [[Main Page]]

==Naming Conventions==
* For pages that would share a common name but are meant to be convention specific add a " - <convention name>" to them.
** For example: [[Volunteers Timeline]] & [[Volunteers Timeline - Fargo CoreCon]]
*** for these pages like these you'll add the department category & the convention category (see that section of this page).
* If a category is marked only for one convention but the convention you're a part of uses it, then you'll need to do the following:
*# Remove the convention specific category on the Category page.
*# Go to each sub page of the category and determine if the information applies to your convention or not.
*## if not then rename that page (top right menu: More > Move) following the above guidelines.
*## For an example of this check out [[Volunteers Timeline]] & [[Volunteers Timeline - Fargo CoreCon]] (The public relevant info is in the first, and ONLY the convention specific info is in the convention specific page).
*## For the convention specific page add the category for the convention.
*# Add any additional pages that are your convention specific as well, following the guidelines listed here.

==Updating a page==
* If a page already exists and you need to add info to it, please just do so.

===If you find a page has information irrelevant to your convention===
# Email the other 2 convention's department for that category
#* For example if you find something on [[Volunteers]], [[Volunteers Timeline]], etc is wrong then email volunteers@<convention name with no spaces>.org and inquire about the information.
## If it's determined that neither other convention uses this, then delete the offending information.
## If only 1 of the other conventions use it, then find or create the convention specific page for that object (see Naming Conventions above) and add the information correctly to the new page then delete it on the general page.
## If both of the other conventions use that information then leave it in, and if you feel it's needed you can find or create your convention's specific page and identify that the offending information is not used for your convention.
### or you can identify if that's worth it.

==Common formatting==
''Side note - The Table Of Contents at the top gets created automatically by using headers.
* Also remember that most of the documents here (unless specifically placed in a convention specific category) are for each convention.
* Instead of "Fargo CoreCon" or "Anime Fargo", use "the convention"
* Instead of "accessibility@fargocorecon.org" use "Accessbility".

===Header format===
* To make a header like the one above here then you should surround the text with 2 ='s signs.
** Example: "==This is a header=="

===Sub Header Format===
* Sub headers just add extra ='s on each side.
** Example: For a sub header to "Common Formatting" you'd just need to add a line below that and put "===Sub Header===".
** this maxes out at "======" on each side.

===List format===
* To make items in a bulleted list like this one you use "* " before the text. To indent bullets you can just add more *'s
** Example: "* This is will be bulleted like the line above" or "** This will be bulleted like this line is"
* To make a numbered list you use "# ". And like the above you simply add more #'s to add intended lines.

===Italics===
* To ''italicize'' text you surround it with two 's on each side.
** Example (remove space between the ') ' 'Italics' '

===Bold===
* Bold works like Italics except it's 3 ' instead of 2.
** Example (remove space between the ') ' ' 'Bold' ' '

===Bold & Italics===
* This is simply 5 ' on each side. 2 for italic and 3 for bold.
**Example (remove space between the ') ' ' ' ' 'bold & italic' ' ' ' '

===Page Linking===
* To link a page you simply do [ [your page title] ] (Remove the space between [ [ and ] ])

===Link to a Category Page===
* To link to a category simply do [ [:Category:''category name''| ''Text to be displayed'' ] ] (Remove the space between [ [ and ] ])
** The end result is what you see on the main page under "Staff Information"

===Linking between the public and private wiki===
* If on the public wiki (like we are now) you can do the following to link to a page on the private wiki [[privatewiki:<Your Page>]]
** Example: (remove the spaces between [ [ and ] ]) [ [privatewiki:Main Page] ]
*** The above will show "privatewiki:Main Page" when reading.
** You can also add after <your page> a | and then a better wording for the link. Example [ [privatewiki:<your page>|Link to your page] ].
*** the above will show the text "Link to your page" when reading.
* For linking to categories instead of <your page> you'd do "Category:<your category>".
** Example: (remove the spaces between [ [ and ] ]) [ [privatewiki:Category:Departments] ]
*** The above will show "privatewiki:Category:Departments" on the reading page.
** Example using the better wording: [ [privatewiki:Category:Departments|Departments on the private wiki] ]
*** The above will show "Departments on the private wiki"
* If on the private wiki and linking to the public then you'd use "publicwiki" instead of "privatewiki" in the above examples

==Categories==
* Categories only need to be worried about for new pages.
* The biggest thing for categories is that we want to each page to link to it's department category, and if applicable (IE the department category is a general one, but this page is specific to a convention) the convention the page is specific for.
* Then you ensure the Department Category is linked to either General if it's a category that exists in both conventions or to the Convention that the category is for.

===How to declare a category===
* To declare a category then you need to use (on it's own separate line - best practice is at the top but can be wherever) [[Category:<your category>]].
** Categories can have spaces.

===Category Requirements===
* For department category pages you must use [ [Category:Departments] ] (Remove the space between [ [ and ] ]) as that's for the complete department list, regardless of convention specific or general.
** See [[:Category:Accessibility|Accessibility Category]] for an example.

Wiki Editing Guide

2022-10-16T15:58:39Z

Taylorvalnes@digitalgrail.org:

==Official Documentation==
[https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Formatting MediaWiki Formatting]

==Questions or Uncertainties==
If any of the below information has you confused and you want clarification please email webmaster@digitalgrail.org.
<br />If you're too confused feel free to use the form link on the [[Main Page]]

==Naming Conventions==
* For pages that would share a common name but are meant to be convention specific add a " - <convention name>" to them.
** For example: [[Volunteers Timeline]] & [[Volunteers Timeline - Fargo CoreCon]] OR [[privatewiki:Previous Guests - Anime Fargo|Previous Guests - Anime Fargo]] and [[privatewiki:Previous Guests - Fargo CoreCon|Previous Guests - Fargo CoreCon]]
*** for these pages like these you'll add the department category & the convention category (see that section of this page).
* If a category is marked only for one convention but the convention you're a part of uses it, then you'll need to do the following:
*# Remove the convention specific category on the Category page.
*# Go to each sub page of the category and determine if the information applies to your convention or not.
*## if not then rename that page (top right menu: More > Move) following the above guidelines.
*## For an example of this check out [[Volunteers Timeline]] & [[Volunteers Timeline - Fargo CoreCon]] (The public relevant info is in the first, and ONLY the convention specific info is in the convention specific page).
*## For the convention specific page add the category for the convention.
*# Add any additional pages that are your convention specific as well, following the guidelines listed here.

==Updating a page==
* If a page already exists and you need to add info to it, please just do so.

===If you find a page has information irrelevant to your convention===
# Email the other 2 convention's department for that category
#* For example if you find something on [[Volunteers]], [[Volunteers Timeline]], etc is wrong then email volunteers@<convention name with no spaces>.org and inquire about the information.
## If it's determined that neither other convention uses this, then delete the offending information.
## If only 1 of the other conventions use it, then find or create the convention specific page for that object (see Naming Conventions above) and add the information correctly to the new page then delete it on the general page.
## If both of the other conventions use that information then leave it in, and if you feel it's needed you can find or create your convention's specific page and identify that the offending information is not used for your convention.
### or you can identify if that's worth it.

==Common formatting==
''Side note - The Table Of Contents at the top gets created automatically by using headers.
* Also remember that most of the documents here (unless specifically placed in a convention specific category) are for each convention.
* Instead of "Fargo CoreCon" or "Anime Fargo", use "the convention"
* Instead of "accessibility@fargocorecon.org" use "Accessbility".

===Header format===
* To make a header like the one above here then you should surround the text with 2 ='s signs.
** Example: "==This is a header=="

===Sub Header Format===
* Sub headers just add extra ='s on each side.
** Example: For a sub header to "Common Formatting" you'd just need to add a line below that and put "===Sub Header===".
** this maxes out at "======" on each side.

===List format===
* To make items in a bulleted list like this one you use "* " before the text. To indent bullets you can just add more *'s
** Example: "* This is will be bulleted like the line above" or "** This will be bulleted like this line is"
* To make a numbered list you use "# ". And like the above you simply add more #'s to add intended lines.

===Italics===
* To ''italicize'' text you surround it with two 's on each side.
** Example (remove space between the ') ' 'Italics' '

===Bold===
* Bold works like Italics except it's 3 ' instead of 2.
** Example (remove space between the ') ' ' 'Bold' ' '

===Bold & Italics===
* This is simply 5 ' on each side. 2 for italic and 3 for bold.
**Example (remove space between the ') ' ' ' ' 'bold & italic' ' ' ' '

===Page Linking===
* To link a page you simply do [ [your page title] ] (Remove the space between [ [ and ] ])

===Link to a Category Page===
* To link to a category simply do [ [:Category:''category name''| ''Text to be displayed'' ] ] (Remove the space between [ [ and ] ])
** The end result is what you see on the main page under "Staff Information"

===Linking between the public and private wiki===
* If on the public wiki (like we are now) you can do the following to link to a page on the private wiki [[privatewiki:<Your Page>]]
** Example: (remove the spaces between [ [ and ] ]) [ [privatewiki:Main Page] ]
*** The above will show "privatewiki:Main Page" when reading.
** You can also add after <your page> a | and then a better wording for the link. Example [ [privatewiki:<your page>|Link to your page] ].
*** the above will show the text "Link to your page" when reading.
* For linking to categories instead of <your page> you'd do "Category:<your category>".
** Example: (remove the spaces between [ [ and ] ]) [ [privatewiki:Category:Departments] ]
*** The above will show "privatewiki:Category:Departments" on the reading page.
** Example using the better wording: [ [privatewiki:Category:Departments|Departments on the private wiki] ]
*** The above will show "Departments on the private wiki"
* If on the private wiki and linking to the public then you'd use "publicwiki" instead of "privatewiki" in the above examples

==Categories==
* Categories only need to be worried about for new pages.
* The biggest thing for categories is that we want to each page to link to it's department category, and if applicable (IE the department category is a general one, but this page is specific to a convention) the convention the page is specific for.
* Then you ensure the Department Category is linked to either General if it's a category that exists in both conventions or to the Convention that the category is for.

===How to declare a category===
* To declare a category then you need to use (on it's own separate line - best practice is at the top but can be wherever) [[Category:<your category>]].
** Categories can have spaces.

===Category Requirements===
* For department category pages you must use [ [Category:Departments] ] (Remove the space between [ [ and ] ]) as that's for the complete department list, regardless of convention specific or general.
** See [[:Category:Accessibility|Accessibility Category]] for an example.

Wiki Editing Guide

2022-10-16T15:51:03Z

Taylorvalnes@digitalgrail.org: /* Naming Conventions */

==Official Documentation==
[https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Formatting MediaWiki Formatting]

==Naming Conventions==
* For pages that would share a common name but are meant to be convention specific add a " - <convention name>" to them.
** For example: [[Volunteers Timeline]] & [[Volunteers Timeline - Fargo CoreCon]] OR [[privatewiki:Previous Guests - Anime Fargo|Previous Guests - Anime Fargo]] and [[privatewiki:Previous Guests - Fargo CoreCon|Previous Guests - Fargo CoreCon]]
*** for these pages like these you'll add the department category & the convention category (see that section of this page).
* If a category is marked only for one convention but the convention you're a part of uses it, then you'll need to do the following:
*# Remove the convention specific category on the Category page.
*# Go to each sub page of the category and determine if the information applies to your convention or not.
*## if not then rename that page (top right menu: More > Move) following the above guidelines.
*## For an example of this check out [[Volunteers Timeline]] & [[Volunteers Timeline - Fargo CoreCon]] (The public relevant info is in the first, and ONLY the convention specific info is in the convention specific page).
*## For the convention specific page add the category for the convention.
*# Add any additional pages that are your convention specific as well, following the guidelines listed here.

==Common formatting==
''Side note - The Table Of Contents at the top gets created automatically by using headers.
* Also remember that most of the documents here (unless specifically placed in a convention specific category) are for each convention.
* Instead of "Fargo CoreCon" or "Anime Fargo", use "the convention"
* Instead of "accessibility@fargocorecon.org" use "Accessbility".

===Header format===
* To make a header like the one above here then you should surround the text with 2 ='s signs.
** Example: "==This is a header=="

===Sub Header Format===
* Sub headers just add extra ='s on each side.
** Example: For a sub header to "Common Formatting" you'd just need to add a line below that and put "===Sub Header===".
** this maxes out at "======" on each side.

===List format===
* To make items in a bulleted list like this one you use "* " before the text. To indent bullets you can just add more *'s
** Example: "* This is will be bulleted like the line above" or "** This will be bulleted like this line is"
* To make a numbered list you use "# ". And like the above you simply add more #'s to add intended lines.

===Italics===
* To ''italicize'' text you surround it with two 's on each side.
** Example (remove space between the ') ' 'Italics' '

===Bold===
* Bold works like Italics except it's 3 ' instead of 2.
** Example (remove space between the ') ' ' 'Bold' ' '

===Bold & Italics===
* This is simply 5 ' on each side. 2 for italic and 3 for bold.
**Example (remove space between the ') ' ' ' ' 'bold & italic' ' ' ' '

===Page Linking===
* To link a page you simply do [ [your page title] ] (Remove the space between [ [ and ] ])

===Link to a Category Page===
* To link to a category simply do [ [:Category:''category name''| ''Text to be displayed'' ] ] (Remove the space between [ [ and ] ])
** The end result is what you see on the main page under "Staff Information"

===Linking between the public and private wiki===
* If on the public wiki (like we are now) you can do the following to link to a page on the private wiki [[privatewiki:<Your Page>]]
** Example: (remove the spaces between [ [ and ] ]) [ [privatewiki:Main Page] ]
*** The above will show "privatewiki:Main Page" when reading.
** You can also add after <your page> a | and then a better wording for the link. Example [ [privatewiki:<your page>|Link to your page] ].
*** the above will show the text "Link to your page" when reading.
* For linking to categories instead of <your page> you'd do "Category:<your category>".
** Example: (remove the spaces between [ [ and ] ]) [ [privatewiki:Category:Departments] ]
*** The above will show "privatewiki:Category:Departments" on the reading page.
** Example using the better wording: [ [privatewiki:Category:Departments|Departments on the private wiki] ]
*** The above will show "Departments on the private wiki"
* If on the private wiki and linking to the public then you'd use "publicwiki" instead of "privatewiki" in the above examples

==Categories==
* Categories only need to be worried about for new pages.
* The biggest thing for categories is that we want to each page to link to it's department category, and if applicable (IE the department category is a general one, but this page is specific to a convention) the convention the page is specific for.
* Then you ensure the Department Category is linked to either General if it's a category that exists in both conventions or to the Convention that the category is for.

===How to declare a category===
* To declare a category then you need to use (on it's own separate line - best practice is at the top but can be wherever) [[Category:<your category>]].
** Categories can have spaces.

===Category Requirements===
* For department category pages you must use [ [Category:Departments] ] (Remove the space between [ [ and ] ]) as that's for the complete department list, regardless of convention specific or general.
** See [[:Category:Accessibility|Accessibility Category]] for an example.

Wiki Editing Guide

2022-10-16T15:42:01Z

Taylorvalnes@digitalgrail.org:

==Official Documentation==
[https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Formatting MediaWiki Formatting]

==Naming Conventions==
* For pages that would share a common name but are meant to be convention specific add a " - <convention name>" to them.
** For example: [[Volunteers Timeline]] & [[Volunteers Timeline - Fargo CoreCon]] OR [[privatewiki:Previous Guests - Anime Fargo|Previous Guests - Anime Fargo]] and [[privatewiki:Previous Guests - Fargo CoreCon|Previous Guests - Fargo CoreCon]]

==Common formatting==
''Side note - The Table Of Contents at the top gets created automatically by using headers.
* Also remember that most of the documents here (unless specifically placed in a convention specific category) are for each convention.
* Instead of "Fargo CoreCon" or "Anime Fargo", use "the convention"
* Instead of "accessibility@fargocorecon.org" use "Accessbility".

===Header format===
* To make a header like the one above here then you should surround the text with 2 ='s signs.
** Example: "==This is a header=="

===Sub Header Format===
* Sub headers just add extra ='s on each side.
** Example: For a sub header to "Common Formatting" you'd just need to add a line below that and put "===Sub Header===".
** this maxes out at "======" on each side.

===List format===
* To make items in a bulleted list like this one you use "* " before the text. To indent bullets you can just add more *'s
** Example: "* This is will be bulleted like the line above" or "** This will be bulleted like this line is"
* To make a numbered list you use "# ". And like the above you simply add more #'s to add intended lines.

===Italics===
* To ''italicize'' text you surround it with two 's on each side.
** Example (remove space between the ') ' 'Italics' '

===Bold===
* Bold works like Italics except it's 3 ' instead of 2.
** Example (remove space between the ') ' ' 'Bold' ' '

===Bold & Italics===
* This is simply 5 ' on each side. 2 for italic and 3 for bold.
**Example (remove space between the ') ' ' ' ' 'bold & italic' ' ' ' '

===Page Linking===
* To link a page you simply do [ [your page title] ] (Remove the space between [ [ and ] ])

===Link to a Category Page===
* To link to a category simply do [ [:Category:''category name''| ''Text to be displayed'' ] ] (Remove the space between [ [ and ] ])
** The end result is what you see on the main page under "Staff Information"

===Linking between the public and private wiki===
* If on the public wiki (like we are now) you can do the following to link to a page on the private wiki [[privatewiki:<Your Page>]]
** Example: (remove the spaces between [ [ and ] ]) [ [privatewiki:Main Page] ]
*** The above will show "privatewiki:Main Page" when reading.
** You can also add after <your page> a | and then a better wording for the link. Example [ [privatewiki:<your page>|Link to your page] ].
*** the above will show the text "Link to your page" when reading.
* For linking to categories instead of <your page> you'd do "Category:<your category>".
** Example: (remove the spaces between [ [ and ] ]) [ [privatewiki:Category:Departments] ]
*** The above will show "privatewiki:Category:Departments" on the reading page.
** Example using the better wording: [ [privatewiki:Category:Departments|Departments on the private wiki] ]
*** The above will show "Departments on the private wiki"
* If on the private wiki and linking to the public then you'd use "publicwiki" instead of "privatewiki" in the above examples

==Categories==
* Categories only need to be worried about for new pages.
* The biggest thing for categories is that we want to each page to link to it's department category, and if applicable (IE the department category is a general one, but this page is specific to a convention) the convention the page is specific for.
* Then you ensure the Department Category is linked to either General if it's a category that exists in both conventions or to the Convention that the category is for.

===How to declare a category===
* To declare a category then you need to use (on it's own separate line - best practice is at the top but can be wherever) [[Category:<your category>]].
** Categories can have spaces.

===Category Requirements===
* For department category pages you must use [ [Category:Departments] ] (Remove the space between [ [ and ] ]) as that's for the complete department list, regardless of convention specific or general.
** See [[:Category:Accessibility|Accessibility Category]] for an example.

Wiki Editing Guide

2022-10-16T15:41:34Z

Taylorvalnes@digitalgrail.org:

==Official Documentation==
[https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Formatting MediaWiki Formatting]

==Naming Conventions==
* For pages that would share a common name but are meant to be convention specific add a " - <convention name>" to them.
** For example: [[Volunteers Timeline]] & [[Volunteers Timeline - Fargo CoreCon]] OR [[privatewiki:Previous Guests - Anime Fargo]] and [[privatewiki:Previous Guests - Fargo CoreCon]]

==Common formatting==
''Side note - The Table Of Contents at the top gets created automatically by using headers.
* Also remember that most of the documents here (unless specifically placed in a convention specific category) are for each convention.
* Instead of "Fargo CoreCon" or "Anime Fargo", use "the convention"
* Instead of "accessibility@fargocorecon.org" use "Accessbility".

===Header format===
* To make a header like the one above here then you should surround the text with 2 ='s signs.
** Example: "==This is a header=="

===Sub Header Format===
* Sub headers just add extra ='s on each side.
** Example: For a sub header to "Common Formatting" you'd just need to add a line below that and put "===Sub Header===".
** this maxes out at "======" on each side.

===List format===
* To make items in a bulleted list like this one you use "* " before the text. To indent bullets you can just add more *'s
** Example: "* This is will be bulleted like the line above" or "** This will be bulleted like this line is"
* To make a numbered list you use "# ". And like the above you simply add more #'s to add intended lines.

===Italics===
* To ''italicize'' text you surround it with two 's on each side.
** Example (remove space between the ') ' 'Italics' '

===Bold===
* Bold works like Italics except it's 3 ' instead of 2.
** Example (remove space between the ') ' ' 'Bold' ' '

===Bold & Italics===
* This is simply 5 ' on each side. 2 for italic and 3 for bold.
**Example (remove space between the ') ' ' ' ' 'bold & italic' ' ' ' '

===Page Linking===
* To link a page you simply do [ [your page title] ] (Remove the space between [ [ and ] ])

===Link to a Category Page===
* To link to a category simply do [ [:Category:''category name''| ''Text to be displayed'' ] ] (Remove the space between [ [ and ] ])
** The end result is what you see on the main page under "Staff Information"

===Linking between the public and private wiki===
* If on the public wiki (like we are now) you can do the following to link to a page on the private wiki [[privatewiki:<Your Page>]]
** Example: (remove the spaces between [ [ and ] ]) [ [privatewiki:Main Page] ]
*** The above will show "privatewiki:Main Page" when reading.
** You can also add after <your page> a | and then a better wording for the link. Example [ [privatewiki:<your page>|Link to your page] ].
*** the above will show the text "Link to your page" when reading.
* For linking to categories instead of <your page> you'd do "Category:<your category>".
** Example: (remove the spaces between [ [ and ] ]) [ [privatewiki:Category:Departments] ]
*** The above will show "privatewiki:Category:Departments" on the reading page.
** Example using the better wording: [ [privatewiki:Category:Departments|Departments on the private wiki] ]
*** The above will show "Departments on the private wiki"
* If on the private wiki and linking to the public then you'd use "publicwiki" instead of "privatewiki" in the above examples

==Categories==
* Categories only need to be worried about for new pages.
* The biggest thing for categories is that we want to each page to link to it's department category, and if applicable (IE the department category is a general one, but this page is specific to a convention) the convention the page is specific for.
* Then you ensure the Department Category is linked to either General if it's a category that exists in both conventions or to the Convention that the category is for.

===How to declare a category===
* To declare a category then you need to use (on it's own separate line - best practice is at the top but can be wherever) [[Category:<your category>]].
** Categories can have spaces.

===Category Requirements===
* For department category pages you must use [ [Category:Departments] ] (Remove the space between [ [ and ] ]) as that's for the complete department list, regardless of convention specific or general.
** See [[:Category:Accessibility|Accessibility Category]] for an example.

Wiki Editing Guide

2022-10-16T15:38:56Z

Taylorvalnes@digitalgrail.org:

==Official Documentation==
[https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Formatting MediaWiki Formatting]

==Naming Conventions==
* For pages that would share a common name but are meant to be convention specific add a " - <convention name>" to them.
** For example: [[Volunteers Timeline]] & [[Volunteers Timeline - Fargo CoreCon]] OR [[Previous Guests - Anime Fargo]] and [[Previous Guests - Fargo CoreCon]]

==Common formatting==
''Side note - The Table Of Contents at the top gets created automatically by using headers.
* Also remember that most of the documents here (unless specifically placed in a convention specific category) are for each convention.
* Instead of "Fargo CoreCon" or "Anime Fargo", use "the convention"
* Instead of "accessibility@fargocorecon.org" use "Accessbility".

===Header format===
* To make a header like the one above here then you should surround the text with 2 ='s signs.
** Example: "==This is a header=="

===Sub Header Format===
* Sub headers just add extra ='s on each side.
** Example: For a sub header to "Common Formatting" you'd just need to add a line below that and put "===Sub Header===".
** this maxes out at "======" on each side.

===List format===
* To make items in a bulleted list like this one you use "* " before the text. To indent bullets you can just add more *'s
** Example: "* This is will be bulleted like the line above" or "** This will be bulleted like this line is"
* To make a numbered list you use "# ". And like the above you simply add more #'s to add intended lines.

===Italics===
* To ''italicize'' text you surround it with two 's on each side.
** Example (remove space between the ') ' 'Italics' '

===Bold===
* Bold works like Italics except it's 3 ' instead of 2.
** Example (remove space between the ') ' ' 'Bold' ' '

===Bold & Italics===
* This is simply 5 ' on each side. 2 for italic and 3 for bold.
**Example (remove space between the ') ' ' ' ' 'bold & italic' ' ' ' '

===Page Linking===
* To link a page you simply do [ [your page title] ] (Remove the space between [ [ and ] ])

===Link to a Category Page===
* To link to a category simply do [ [:Category:''category name''| ''Text to be displayed'' ] ] (Remove the space between [ [ and ] ])
** The end result is what you see on the main page under "Staff Information"

===Linking between the public and private wiki===
* If on the public wiki (like we are now) you can do the following to link to a page on the private wiki [[privatewiki:<Your Page>]]
** Example: (remove the spaces between [ [ and ] ]) [ [privatewiki:Main Page] ]
*** The above will show "privatewiki:Main Page" when reading.
** You can also add after <your page> a | and then a better wording for the link. Example [ [privatewiki:<your page>|Link to your page] ].
*** the above will show the text "Link to your page" when reading.
* For linking to categories instead of <your page> you'd do "Category:<your category>".
** Example: (remove the spaces between [ [ and ] ]) [ [privatewiki:Category:Departments] ]
*** The above will show "privatewiki:Category:Departments" on the reading page.
** Example using the better wording: [ [privatewiki:Category:Departments|Departments on the private wiki] ]
*** The above will show "Departments on the private wiki"
* If on the private wiki and linking to the public then you'd use "publicwiki" instead of "privatewiki" in the above examples

==Categories==
* Categories only need to be worried about for new pages.
* The biggest thing for categories is that we want to each page to link to it's department category, and if applicable (IE the department category is a general one, but this page is specific to a convention) the convention the page is specific for.
* Then you ensure the Department Category is linked to either General if it's a category that exists in both conventions or to the Convention that the category is for.

===How to declare a category===
* To declare a category then you need to use (on it's own separate line - best practice is at the top but can be wherever) [[Category:<your category>]].
** Categories can have spaces.

===Category Requirements===
* For department category pages you must use [ [Category:Departments] ] (Remove the space between [ [ and ] ]) as that's for the complete department list, regardless of convention specific or general.
** See [[:Category:Accessibility|Accessibility Category]] for an example.

Category:Logistics

2022-10-16T15:35:26Z

Taylorvalnes@digitalgrail.org:

[[Category:General]]
[[Category:Departments]]

===Staff Only===
[[privatewiki:Inventory|Inventory List]]

Category:Guest Liaison

2022-10-16T15:34:27Z

Taylorvalnes@digitalgrail.org:

[[Category:General]]
[[Category:Departments]]

===Staff Only===
* [[privatewiki:Category:Previous Guests|Previous Guests]]
* [[privatewiki:Category:Artist|Arist Guests]]
* [[privatewiki:Category:Author|Author Guests]]
* [[privatewiki:Category:Cosplay|Cosplay Guests]]
* [[privatewiki:Category:MCs|Master of Ceremonies Guests]]
* [[privatewiki:Category:Musical|Musical Guests]]
* [[privatewiki:Category:Voice Actor|Voice Actor Guests]]
* [[privatewiki:Category:Other|Other Guests]]

Category:Guest Liaison

2022-10-16T15:33:54Z

Taylorvalnes@digitalgrail.org:

[[Category:General]]
[[Category:Departments]]

===Staff Only===
* [[privatewiki:Category:Previous Guests|Previous Guests]]

: =====Guest Categories=====
: * [[privatewiki:Category:Artist|Arist Guests]]
: * [[privatewiki:Category:Author|Author Guests]]
: * [[privatewiki:Category:Cosplay|Cosplay Guests]]
: * [[privatewiki:Category:MCs|Master of Ceremonies Guests]]
: * [[privatewiki:Category:Musical|Musical Guests]]
: * [[privatewiki:Category:Voice Actor|Voice Actor Guests]]
: * [[privatewiki:Category:Other|Other Guests]]

Category:Guest Liaison

2022-10-16T15:33:01Z

Taylorvalnes@digitalgrail.org:

[[Category:General]]
[[Category:Departments]]

===Staff Only===
* [[privatewiki:Category:Previous Guests|Previous Guests]]

=====Guest Categories=====
* [[privatewiki:Category:Artist|Arist Guests]]
* [[privatewiki:Category:Author|Author Guests]]
* [[privatewiki:Category:Cosplay|Cosplay Guests]]
* [[privatewiki:Category:MCs|Master of Ceremonies Guests]]
* [[privatewiki:Category:Musical|Musical Guests]]
* [[privatewiki:Category:Voice Actor|Voice Actor Guests]]
* [[privatewiki:Category:Other|Other Guests]]

Category:Guest Liaison

2022-10-16T15:32:38Z

Taylorvalnes@digitalgrail.org:

[[Category:General]]
[[Category:Departments]]

===Staff Only===

=====Guest Categories=====
* [[privatewiki:Category:Artist|Arist Guests]]
* [[privatewiki:Category:Author|Author Guests]]
* [[privatewiki:Category:Cosplay|Cosplay Guests]]
* [[privatewiki:Category:MCs|Master of Ceremonies Guests]]
* [[privatewiki:Category:Musical|Musical Guests]]
* [[privatewiki:Category:Voice Actor|Voice Actor Guests]]
* [[privatewiki:Category:Other|Other Guests]]
* [[privatewiki:Category:Previous Guests|Previous Guests]]

Category:Fargo CoreCon

2022-10-16T15:31:46Z

Taylorvalnes@digitalgrail.org:

This page shows all articles specifically related to CoreCon

===Staff Only===
* [[privatewiki:Previous Guests - Fargo CoreCon|Previous Guests - Fargo CoreCon]]

Category:Anime Fargo

2022-10-16T15:24:24Z

Taylorvalnes@digitalgrail.org:

Pages Relating Specifically to Anime Fargo

===Staff Only Pages===
[[privatewiki:Previous Guests - Anime Fargo|Previous Guests - Anime Fargo]]