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{{Feature

|~~explains~~= ~~Special:PrefixIndex~~

|image=Namespace MediaWiki.svg

~~|description= Using the namespaces feature of~~ MediaWiki~~, you can setup areas that segregate content~~. ~~Although MediaWiki is not a CMS designed for roles and access permissions, it nevertheless can be useful to segregate content in a wiki that should be 'nearby', but not in the same space.~~

|imgdesc=Namespaces

~~|notes=~~

|title=

|~~tests~~=

|~~examples~~= setup a 'private' namespace which is access restricted so that only a certain class of user can access that space. Because MediaWiki is not a CMS, pages in the private namespace would still show up in a search. However, the content would only be accessible to the group you set it to. So, you wouldn't use this feature to setup a space reserved for the 'human resources' group, and then draft a 'layoff' announcement because although nobody outside the HR group could read the announcement, it's existence would be knowable. On the other hand, 'status-update' wouldn't give too much of a clue about what the contents were.

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{{#set:feature description = Using the namespaces feature of MediaWiki, you can setup areas that segregate content. Although MediaWiki is not a CMS designed for roles and access permissions, it nevertheless can be useful to segregate content in a wiki that should be 'nearby', but not in the same space. }}

{{#set:feature examples = setup a 'private' namespace which is access restricted so that only a certain class of user can access that space. Because MediaWiki is not a CMS, pages in the private namespace would still show up in a search. However, the content would only be accessible to the group you set it to. So, you wouldn't use this feature to setup a space reserved for the 'human resources' group, and then draft a 'layoff' announcement because although nobody outside the HR group could read the announcement, it's existence would be knowable. On the other hand, 'status-update' wouldn't give too much of a clue about what the contents were. }}

There is a short list of namespaces that are built into this wiki

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 {{Feature
-|explains= Special:PrefixIndex
+|image=Namespace MediaWiki.svg
-|description= Using the namespaces feature of MediaWiki, you can setup areas that segregate content.  Although MediaWiki is not a CMS designed for roles and access permissions, it nevertheless can be useful to segregate content in a wiki that should be 'nearby', but not in the same space.
+|imgdesc=Namespaces
-|notes=
+|title=
-|tests=
-|examples= setup a 'private' namespace which is access restricted so that only a certain class of user can access that space.  Because MediaWiki is not a CMS, pages in the private namespace would still show up in a search.  However, the content would only be accessible to the group you set it to.  So, you wouldn't use this feature to setup a space reserved for the 'human resources' group, and then draft a 'layoff' announcement because although nobody outside the HR group could read the announcement, it's existence would be knowable.  On the other hand, 'status-update' wouldn't give too much of a clue about what the contents were.
 }}
+{{#set:feature description = Using the namespaces feature of MediaWiki, you can setup areas that segregate content.  Although MediaWiki is not a CMS designed for roles and access permissions, it nevertheless can be useful to segregate content in a wiki that should be 'nearby', but not in the same space. }}
+{{#set:feature notes =  }}
+{{#set:feature tests =  }}
+{{#set:feature examples = setup a 'private' namespace which is access restricted so that only a certain class of user can access that space.  Because MediaWiki is not a CMS, pages in the private namespace would still show up in a search.  However, the content would only be accessible to the group you set it to.  So, you wouldn't use this feature to setup a space reserved for the 'human resources' group, and then draft a 'layoff' announcement because although nobody outside the HR group could read the announcement, it's existence would be knowable.  On the other hand, 'status-update' wouldn't give too much of a clue about what the contents were. }}
 There is a short list of namespaces that are built into this wiki