Austrian Economics Wiki:Community portal

Welcome to Mises Wiki's Community portal! This is a general listing of easy things you can do to get involved in this project.

Create and improve articles Newest articles: These brand new articles may need to be reviewed. Shortest articles: Prime candidates for expansion! Stubs: These are articles that someone has marked with {{stub}}, indicating that they need to be expanded and/or improved. Most recent changes: Keep an eye on all the latest changes – it's fun to see all the activity, and who knows, you might find vandalism and spam from statist ne'er-do-wells! Most wanted pages: This list shows which nonexistent articles have the most links pointing to them – these are the ones people want most. The "anniversary" entries that you see can be skipped; they're just there as MisesWiki is getting started. International: For those interested in creating articles in other languages besides English.

WikiProjects Economic history: An overview of the economic history project here on the Mises Wiki plus some identified economic history items that could use your assistance. Anniversaries: We need entries for the "This week in history" section of the main page. Find out how to add them here! Cleanup: Interested in helping clean up the wiki? Here are a few examples of ways to help: Put uncategorized pages in categories (see the category tree for ideas). Add wiki links to dead-end pages, that is, articles that don't have any links on them.

Need help? Ask any general questions you have at the Mises Commons. Questions specific to a particular article can be raised on the particular article's talk page: click the "discussion" tab at the top. To do a test edit, use the sandbox. For general help, see help pages, especially how to get started. There's also a video tutorial on Youtube.

Community Join in the Mises Wiki discussion at either of two places: The Mises Commons for questions and proposals Mises Wiki Email List for future development ideas Meetups: Find groups of libertarians, anarchists, and others influenced by the Austrian School near you, or add your group to the list.