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--- introduction:how_to_contribute [2024/10/29 20:34] – ibchadmin
+++ introduction:how_to_contribute [2025/02/10 14:00] (current) – ibchadmin
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 ===== Getting Started =====
-Editing privileges are restricted to registered users: simply create a new account and log in to begin creating and editing pages.
+Editing privileges are restricted to registered users: to create a new account, click the Registration link at the top of the page and follow the instructions to create an account.
 ===== Guidelines =====
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   * **This is a public wiki**: This wiki is intended to be a public resource in order to promote further research and development of intermittent devices.  By contributing to this wiki you acknowledge and agree that all contributions will be made public, that you have the right to disclose all information and data included in your contributions, and that your contributions are in compliance with all applicable laws and regulations.
-  * **Information should be relevant to Intermittent/Batteryless Computing**: this wiki is intended to be a specialist resource for batteryless/intermittent devices, and contributions should be made with that focus in mind.
+  * **Information should be relevant to Intermittent/Batteryless Computing**: this wiki is intended to be a resource for batteryless/intermittent devices, and contributions should be made with that focus in mind.
-  * **Adhere to community and/or section standards**: Certain areas of the wiki may have more specific contribution/formatting guidelines than the ones provided here.  Be sure to consult those as well when making your contribution.
-  * **Provide supporting documentation/results as needed**: for circuit components in particular, we are looking for information that is relevant to batteryless/intermittent designs but that is not often provided in manufacturer spec sheets.  If this involves measurements, please try to include the results/method(s) used where practical.