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	Please also review the in-progress [[how-to-play-2]] page and provide feedback on it!		Please also review the in-progress [[how-to-play-2]] page and provide feedback on it!

	~~<entry-title>~~How to Play~~</entry-title>~~		{{DISPLAYTITLE:How to Play}}
	== Guidelines ==		== Guidelines ==
	Before contributing please observe these guidelines:		Before contributing please observe these guidelines:

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	# If you do see a need to split a page which you are not one of the primary authors of, first add notes in the page in-place where you think splits need to occur, and how you think they should occur, before making any split, so that the primary author(s) have a chance to see and follow-up with refinements/changes on how the pages should be split. When deciding how to split pages, consider doing so in ways that both make it easier for new contributors to add information, making it easier for people to iterate, and making it easier for people looking from a real world perspective to find the information. See [[how-to-split-pages]] for more details. [<abbr title="guideline created due to one or more actions by Andy Mabbett">src:A</abbr>([http://microformats.org/wiki?title=hcard-examples-in-wild&diff=0&oldid=24726])]		# If you do see a need to split a page which you are not one of the primary authors of, first add notes in the page in-place where you think splits need to occur, and how you think they should occur, before making any split, so that the primary author(s) have a chance to see and follow-up with refinements/changes on how the pages should be split. When deciding how to split pages, consider doing so in ways that both make it easier for new contributors to add information, making it easier for people to iterate, and making it easier for people looking from a real world perspective to find the information. See [[how-to-split-pages]] for more details. [<abbr title="guideline created due to one or more actions by Andy Mabbett">src:A</abbr>([http://microformats.org/wiki?title=hcard-examples-in-wild&diff=0&oldid=24726])]
	# In general, avoid doing large "clean up" operations on the wiki for the same reasons as avoiding splitting most pages. [[Admins]] will likely revert such large re-organizations of pages and encourage incremental improvements, and suggesting larger improvements to the primary page authors. [<abbr title="guideline created due to one or more actions by Andy Mabbett">src:A</abbr>]		# In general, avoid doing large "clean up" operations on the wiki for the same reasons as avoiding splitting most pages. [[Admins]] will likely revert such large re-organizations of pages and encourage incremental improvements, and suggesting larger improvements to the primary page authors. [<abbr title="guideline created due to one or more actions by Andy Mabbett">src:A</abbr>]
	# Write simply, and directly, assuming an eager(impatient,positive) reader in the primary reading flow. Move (keep) clarifications/details/documentation for edge case people (i.e. deliberate misinterpreters, sarcastic skeptics etc.) to details further down in a page (or on subpages) rather than in the primary reading flow. (ed: clearly [[how-to-play]] (and many other pages) need(s) to be rewritten from this perspective. I've updated the [[Main ~~page~~]] accordingly and captured the rest as a [[to-do]] - [[User:Tantek\|Tantek]] 17:40, 3 April 2012 (UTC) )		# Write simply, and directly, assuming an eager(impatient,positive) reader in the primary reading flow. Move (keep) clarifications/details/documentation for edge case people (i.e. deliberate misinterpreters, sarcastic skeptics etc.) to details further down in a page (or on subpages) rather than in the primary reading flow. (ed: clearly [[how-to-play]] (and many other pages) need(s) to be rewritten from this perspective. I've updated the [[Main Page]] accordingly and captured the rest as a [[to-do]] - [[User:Tantek\|Tantek]] 17:40, 3 April 2012 (UTC) )

	== Accessibility ==		== Accessibility ==

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write simple and directly, assuming an eager reader

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	# If you do see a need to split a page which you are not one of the primary authors of, first add notes in the page in-place where you think splits need to occur, and how you think they should occur, before making any split, so that the primary author(s) have a chance to see and follow-up with refinements/changes on how the pages should be split. When deciding how to split pages, consider doing so in ways that both make it easier for new contributors to add information, making it easier for people to iterate, and making it easier for people looking from a real world perspective to find the information. See [[how-to-split-pages]] for more details. [<abbr title="guideline created due to one or more actions by Andy Mabbett">src:A</abbr>([http://microformats.org/wiki?title=hcard-examples-in-wild&diff=0&oldid=24726])]		# If you do see a need to split a page which you are not one of the primary authors of, first add notes in the page in-place where you think splits need to occur, and how you think they should occur, before making any split, so that the primary author(s) have a chance to see and follow-up with refinements/changes on how the pages should be split. When deciding how to split pages, consider doing so in ways that both make it easier for new contributors to add information, making it easier for people to iterate, and making it easier for people looking from a real world perspective to find the information. See [[how-to-split-pages]] for more details. [<abbr title="guideline created due to one or more actions by Andy Mabbett">src:A</abbr>([http://microformats.org/wiki?title=hcard-examples-in-wild&diff=0&oldid=24726])]
	# In general, avoid doing large "clean up" operations on the wiki for the same reasons as avoiding splitting most pages. [[Admins]] will likely revert such large re-organizations of pages and encourage incremental improvements, and suggesting larger improvements to the primary page authors. [<abbr title="guideline created due to one or more actions by Andy Mabbett">src:A</abbr>]		# In general, avoid doing large "clean up" operations on the wiki for the same reasons as avoiding splitting most pages. [[Admins]] will likely revert such large re-organizations of pages and encourage incremental improvements, and suggesting larger improvements to the primary page authors. [<abbr title="guideline created due to one or more actions by Andy Mabbett">src:A</abbr>]
			# Write simply, and directly, assuming an eager(impatient,positive) reader in the primary reading flow. Move (keep) clarifications/details/documentation for edge case people (i.e. deliberate misinterpreters, sarcastic skeptics etc.) to details further down in a page (or on subpages) rather than in the primary reading flow. (ed: clearly [[how-to-play]] (and many other pages) need(s) to be rewritten from this perspective. I've updated the [[Main page]] accordingly and captured the rest as a [[to-do]] - [[User:Tantek\|Tantek]] 17:40, 3 April 2012 (UTC) )

	== Accessibility ==		== Accessibility ==

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	# Please only create pages directly relating to [[POSH]], microformats (and [[picoformats]]) on this wiki. [[data-portability]] in line with microformats [[principles]] is also encouraged. Other pages will likely be deleted.		# Please only create pages directly relating to [[POSH]], microformats (and [[picoformats]]) on this wiki. [[data-portability]] in line with microformats [[principles]] is also encouraged. Other pages will likely be deleted.
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	# If you write something more opinion rather than logically reasoned, sign it with your username - you can easily do so with a datetimestamp in MediaWiki with four tildes, e.g.: <nowiki>~~~~</nowiki>.		# If you write something more opinion rather than logically reasoned, sign it with your username - you can easily do so with a datetimestamp in MediaWiki with four tildes, e.g.: <nowiki>~~~~</nowiki>.
	#*On the few occasions when it is necessary to edit others signed contributions (as opposed to general content), take care not to change their meaning.		#*On the few occasions when it is necessary to edit others signed contributions (as opposed to general content), take care not to change their meaning.
	#*If your logically reasoned statement is part of a discussion which disagrees with a previous comment, you may sign it with your username. However signing such statements is both not required, and may detract from the logically reasoned statement standing on its own (related: [[#avoid-personalizing-proposals\|avoid personalizing proposals]]), and thus consider leaving such statements unsigned. [<abbr title="guideline created due to one or more actions by Andy Mabbett">src:A</abbr>]		#*If your logically reasoned statement is part of a discussion which disagrees with a previous comment, you may sign it with your username. However signing <span class="plainlinks">[http://thebeginnerslens.com/ <span style="color:black;font-weight:normal; text-decoration:none!important; background:none!important; text-decoration:none;">iphone photography</span>] such statements is both not required, and may detract from the logically reasoned statement standing on its own (related: [[#avoid-personalizing-proposals\|avoid personalizing proposals]]), and thus consider leaving such statements unsigned. [<abbr title="guideline created due to one or more actions by Andy Mabbett">src:A</abbr>]
	# Please only create pages directly relating to [[POSH]], microformats (and [[picoformats]]) on this wiki. [[data-portability]] in line with microformats [[principles]] is also encouraged. Other pages will likely be deleted.		# Please only create pages directly relating to [[POSH]], microformats (and [[picoformats]]) on this wiki. [[data-portability]] in line with microformats [[principles]] is also encouraged. Other pages will likely be deleted.
	# <span id="naming">Please obey the [[naming-conventions\| naming conventions]] for pages. [<abbr title="guideline created due to one or more actions by Andy Mabbett">src:A</abbr>] </span>		# <span id="naming">Please obey the [[naming-conventions\| naming conventions]] for pages. [<abbr title="guideline created due to one or more actions by Andy Mabbett">src:A</abbr>] </span>