Wikipedia:Waxbarid/Waxbedel
| Hordhac | Sida wax loo qoro | Habayn | Xidhiidhin | Hagaajin ilaha tixraaca | Boga wadahadalka | Xasuusnow | Diiwaangelin | Macluumaad dheeraad ah |
Wax-qorista Wikipedia waa mid fudud marka aad fahanto. Barta Wikipedia waxay isticmaashaa labo nidaam marka wax la bedelayo/qorayo; kuwaasi oo kala ah: qoraal-bedel caadi ah (wikitext) iyo nidaam cusub oo loo yaqaano aragti-bedel (visualeditor). Hadaba si aad marka hore u soo alamiiteyso waxaad samaysaa bog tijaabo ah adigoo aadaya Bacaadka. Waxaad halkaas ku samayn kartaa qoraalo tijaabo ah si aad u fahanto nidaamka iyo qaabka Wikipedia wax loogu qoro.
Qaabka Wax ka bedel xogta
Marka aad rabto inaad bog wax ka bedesho (ama ku darto macluumaad) waxaad riixi barta ay ku qoran tahay <ttWaxbedel ee laga helo qeybta sare ee boga Wikipedia. Marka aad riixdo Waxbedel waxaa kuu furmaya boga rasmiga ah ee qoraallka iyo macluumaadku ku jiraan, halkaasi ood markaasi awood u leedahay inaad wax ku darto, wax ka bedesho, ama u habeeyso si wanaagsan.
- Labo muuqaal oo ku tusaya bogaga
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Muuqaalka bog u diyaar ah in wax laga bedelo. -
Muuqaalka nidaamka labaad ee waxbedelida Wikipedia.
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