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| − | == | + | === It's easy to help === |
| − | + | If you have a small change, head on over to the [http://www.portlandhikers.org/forum/viewforum.php?f=19 Field Guide Support Forum]. There you can post, and an editor will hopefully be able to include your changes to the wiki. | |
| − | + | Things you might submit in the Support Forum: | |
| + | * A typo or small correction | ||
| + | * Notification about a dead link | ||
| + | * A photo that you think we could use | ||
| + | * A map based on an accurate GPS track | ||
| + | * A correction, addition, or update to a description of a hike or trailhead | ||
| + | * Other pertinent details that should be corrected or added | ||
| − | + | === Becoming an editor === | |
| + | The Oregon Hikers Field Guide is collaborative effort and has become a labor of love. Our goal is for it to become a great resource for hikers throughout Oregon and southern Washington. This will not be possible without a lot of help from a lot of people, so we're always looking for more people to help out as editors. There are many hikes yet to be covered and many more can be improved with more information. A higher quantity of information will only enhance the site. | ||
| − | + | Please read the [[Editing the Field Guide]] page. It is linked to the four types of pages we generate for each hike; these are: | |
| − | + | * [[Creating a Hike Page|Hike Pages]] | |
| − | + | * [[Creating a Trailhead Page|Trailhead Pages]] | |
| + | * [[Creating a Destination Page|Destination Pages]] | ||
| + | * [[Creating a Junction Page|Junction Pages]] | ||
| − | == | + | === Sign up to be an editor! === |
| − | + | Once you feel you are ready, you may [http://portlandhikersfieldguide.org/signup/ apply here]. | |
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Latest revision as of 22:51, 2 March 2018
- Go straight to the instructions for Editing the Field Guide.
It's easy to help
If you have a small change, head on over to the Field Guide Support Forum. There you can post, and an editor will hopefully be able to include your changes to the wiki.
Things you might submit in the Support Forum:
- A typo or small correction
- Notification about a dead link
- A photo that you think we could use
- A map based on an accurate GPS track
- A correction, addition, or update to a description of a hike or trailhead
- Other pertinent details that should be corrected or added
Becoming an editor
The Oregon Hikers Field Guide is collaborative effort and has become a labor of love. Our goal is for it to become a great resource for hikers throughout Oregon and southern Washington. This will not be possible without a lot of help from a lot of people, so we're always looking for more people to help out as editors. There are many hikes yet to be covered and many more can be improved with more information. A higher quantity of information will only enhance the site.
Please read the Editing the Field Guide page. It is linked to the four types of pages we generate for each hike; these are:
Sign up to be an editor!
Once you feel you are ready, you may apply here.