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Revision as of 05:08, 14 May 2020
Glossary 
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| Description: | You use jargon at work; you're wiki should know that jargon. |
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| Notes: | mw:Extension:Lingo first added here in January 2016 |
| Test: | Terminology page where you can add/edit glossary terms. |
| Example: | GPL |
What's It Good For?[edit | edit source]
Every profession and/or group uses specific jargon. The TLA is everywhere. ATM, BMW, XML. Does everyone in your organization even know what your acronyms stand for? With this feature, every document in your wiki becomes instantly self-aware as TLAs are defined automatically by the glossary page.
This wiki has a Terminology page where you can add/edit glossary terms. Thanks to the mw:Extension:Lingo, these terms are then visually expanded by 'tooltips' wherever they occur in the content. For example, the acronyms API and GNHLUG used in this sentence are decorated by the Lingo extension due to their definitions in the Terminology page.
If you see an acronym on this wiki, and it doesn't have a tooltip, then fix it by adding it to the Terminology page.
There can actually be multiple such pages in case your organization or content structure would work better with multiple glossaries.
