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| ==Edit existing content==
| | There are lots of things to work on, and it's easy to get started in 3 easy steps with the [https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/MDN/Getting_started "Getting Started"] guide. |
| *See an error or typo? You can fix it! Since MDN is a wiki, anyone can edit and add content.
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| *To get started, login (or create an account) and then just click <em>Edit</em> on the article you want to edit & start editing the content. Make sure to save your changes.
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| * For more information, see the [https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Project:Getting_started#The_basics Getting Started] Guide
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| ==Tag content for review or edits==
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| Not ready to edit the content yet? You also can use tags to flag problems.
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| *Here are some of the tags we use, and their meanings:
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| **NeedsMarkupWork: the formatting is not standard or not consistent with other pages.
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| **NeedsExample: needs one or more illustrative code examples of the item documented.
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| **NeedsContent: the item is incomplete and needs to be filled out.
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| **NeedsJSVersion: needs information about the version of JavaScript and EcmaScript this item first appears in.
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| **NeedsBrowserCompatibility: needs a browser compatibility table or needs the table filled out.
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| **MakeBrowserAgnostic: the article is written with a focus on Gecko, when it is actually about a standard function or feature, which should be rewritten to be generic.
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| To add tags to content:
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| *Login to MDN.
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| *Click Edit to enter editing mode.
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| *Scroll to the bottom of the page.
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| *In the Tags box, type the tag that you want to add. Tags can contain spaces.
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| *Press Enter to accept the tag.
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| *Click Save Changes when you are done.
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| ==Write new content==
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| *You are encouraged to write new articles on whatever topics we currently cover in the wiki. New content can be as simple as a one page tip or as complex as a book-length programming guide or reference. The amount of new content you contribute is entirely up to you.
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| *Please review the [https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Project:Writer%27s_guide Writer's Guide] for more information on how to write on MDN.
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| *The [https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Project:Documentation_Wishlist Documentation Wish List] provides some ideas of content we would love to see added to the MDN.
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| *Bugzilla bugs that require documentation are tagged with the dev-doc-needed keyword. Please review the [https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Project:Tracking_documentation_issues Tracking documentation issues] page to see how to use Bugzilla to find articles to write.
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| ==Translate Content==
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| *Want to help us translate the MDN into other languages? Great! Follow these simple steps to get started.
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| **Sign or or create an account on MDN (by clicking on sign in near the top-right of the screen).
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| **Go to the article that you want to translate.
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| **Click Languages near the top-right of the screen.
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| **Choose the language you want to translate to, or click Add translation.
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| **Write your translation and save!
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| *Have a Localization question or project? Contact the [https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Project:Localization_Projects localization leads]
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| ==Open a bug== | | ==Open a bug== |