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 Stubs: These are articles that someone has marked with {{stub}}, indicating that they need to be expanded and/or improved. Newest articles: These brand new articles may need to be reviewed. Recent changes: Review the list of most recent edits. Shortest articles: Prime candidates for expansion! Articles incorporating text from Wikipedia should be improved. Most wanted pages, by missing links: This list shows which nonexistent articles have the most links pointing to them. Most wanted pages, by vote: Vote on what should be created or improved next. How to create articles in other languages: For those interested in creating articles in languages besides English. Bounty board: Reward highly desired tasks.

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! MisesWiki:Development: Information to get volunteers started with improvements to the Mises.org website. 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. Add references to pages marked as requiring them.

Help for beginners 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 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 Google+ Community to start conversations in a social media venue Meetups: Find groups of libertarians, anarchists, and others influenced by the Austrian School near you, or add your group to the list.