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* [[MisesWiki:Meetups|Meetups]] -- A developing list of worldwide meetup groups of followers and friends of the [[Austrian School]], most of whom have probably not yet tested their skills in the Sandbox either | * [[MisesWiki:Meetups|Meetups]] -- A developing list of worldwide meetup groups of followers and friends of the [[Austrian School]], most of whom have probably not yet tested their skills in the Sandbox either | ||
* [[Special:UncategorizedPages|Uncategorized pages]] Each article (or sometimes "page") here on the Mises Wiki becomes more useful overall when it has been assigned one or more "categories". You can see each page's categorization by looking at the very bottom of the page. These categories are "clickable" and by clicking the category you can quickly find all other articles in that same category. For example, when you look at the page for [[Murray N. Rothbard]], it is categorized (at this writing) as "Anarcho-capitalists", "Economists", "Historians", and "Political theorists". Not sure which categories exist to assign to an article? The list of categories is [[Special:Categories|here]]. Get to know these categories and you can add them to pages as you go along. Categories are customarily added at the very bottom of the page's text, inside square brackets, as in <nowiki>[[Category:Political theorists]]</nowiki>. | |||
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- Meetups -- A developing list of worldwide meetup groups of followers and friends of the Austrian School, most of whom have probably not yet tested their skills in the Sandbox either
- Uncategorized pages Each article (or sometimes "page") here on the Mises Wiki becomes more useful overall when it has been assigned one or more "categories". You can see each page's categorization by looking at the very bottom of the page. These categories are "clickable" and by clicking the category you can quickly find all other articles in that same category. For example, when you look at the page for Murray N. Rothbard, it is categorized (at this writing) as "Anarcho-capitalists", "Economists", "Historians", and "Political theorists". Not sure which categories exist to assign to an article? The list of categories is here. Get to know these categories and you can add them to pages as you go along. Categories are customarily added at the very bottom of the page's text, inside square brackets, as in [[Category:Political theorists]].