Help:Wiki University Missionary Tutorial Answers
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Home[edit | edit source]
Quick Quiz[edit | edit source]
- Wiki missionary responsibilities include:
- D. All of the above
- We are responsible for the following:
- D. All of the above
Sandbox[edit | edit source]
Quick Quiz[edit | edit source]
- Sandboxes are personal pages designed to be used for:
- C. Practice on the Wiki
User and Talk Page[edit | edit source]
Quick Quiz[edit | edit source]
- A User page is a great place to get to know each other.
- True
- The way to get to your Talk page is through the left sidebar.
- False
- Talk pages are for learning what you like to talk about.
- False
Yammer[edit | edit source]
Quick Quiz[edit | edit source]
Which of the following are TRUE statements?
1. The Yammer screen shows you what groups you belong to.
2. The FamilySearch Wiki Missionary Group is a "closed" group.
3. You can access various pages through links found on the right sidebar.
4. Yammer is the main communication tool for Wiki missionaries.
Answer: A. All are true.
MS Teams[edit | edit source]
Quick Quiz[edit | edit source]
- MS Teams only records voices not images.
- False
- If you are not the scheduled presenter, the host has to give you the ball if you want to show what is on your screen.
- False
- Meetings can only be scheduled in the future, not right now.
- False
- Clicking on the ellipsis icon on the icon bar allows you select a full screen view on your computer.
- True
- There is no way to find out who is speaking in a meeting if you do not recognize their voice.
- False
- If you have a noisy dog, there is no way to keep others from hearing its barking.
- False
- You can only talk to individuals in a meeting, not send them a private message.
- False
Salesforce[edit | edit source]
Quick Quiz[edit | edit source]
- All the question from patrons come to the Wiki Team in the Wiki.
- False
- Some cases have to be transferred to other teams.
- True
- We may need E-mail to ask the patron for more information.
- True
Salesforce Images[edit | edit source]
Quick Quiz[edit | edit source]
- All the images from patrons must be approved for the Wiki before they can be used.
- True
- Some cases may need more information and we may have to email the patron for more information.
- True
- A copyrighted image can be placed in the Wiki.
- True
Special Pages[edit | edit source]
On the special pages page, which section do you go to in order to:
- Look at blocked users?
D: None of the above
- Change your password?
A: Users and rights
- Upload an image?
C: Media reports and uploads
Reviewing recent changes is not a priority when patrolling the Wiki.
- False
Image Approval[edit | edit source]
- Anyone can approve images for the wiki.
- False
- You can upload images even if they have a copyright restriction.
- False
- Only jpeg, png and pdf images can be accepted by the Wiki
- False
- There is no way to restrict the size of the image on a page
- False
- It is not ok to use the images of living people
- True
Patrolling Recent Changes Page[edit | edit source]
- Text highlighted in orange on the left of the diff page represents the original wikitext code.
- True
- The changes in the text are in blue.
- True
- When you see the N it means the user is new to the Wiki.
- False
- The size of an edit is shown inside parentheses and may have a plus or minus front of it.
- True
- You can learn about a user if the user name is in red.
- False
- If no reason for the change is displayed, the user failed to type in a reason in the Summary box.
- True
Back to Patrolling Recent Changes Page
Patrolling How To Patrol[edit | edit source]
- If a "New" page meets with Wiki Standards, the patroller will click on [Mark as Patrolled] found at the top right side of the page.
- False
- In the following circumstances indicate whether you would (A) mark the article patrolled, (B) contact the user and follow-up, (C) post the article in Wiki 911, or (D) remove the changes myself. Note: There may be more than one correct answer.
- 1. The contributor made one edit and entered a link to a cosmetics site. (B:contact the user and follow-up, (D) remove the changes myself (optional), and A:mark the article patrolled)
- 2. The contributor added a good link but formatted it incorrectly and it is garbled. (B:contact the user and follow-up, A:mark the article patrolled))
- 3. A new contributor made 4 inappropriate edits in one day. (C:post the article in Wiki 911)
Back to Patrolling How To Patrol
Patrolling Common Issues[edit | edit source]
- You need to be familiar with Wikitext to be able to fix coding problems on a page.
- True
- It's okay to place a space between the first word of a text and the left side of the page.
- False
- An occasional missing div tag is no big deal.
- False
- An occasional broken link is ok.
- False
- A page that is messed up may have a closing div tag missing.
- True
In the Wiki:
- A user may comment on an event in history to voice an opinion about it.
- False
- Biographies of historical figures or famous people are not allowed.
- True
- An article may link to a site that sells tee shirts for family reunions.
- False
- Using the word "ain't" is acceptable every once in a while.
- False
- All policies are etched in stone and cannot be changed.
- False
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Patrolling Guide[edit | edit source]
What to look for when patrolling:
- All links are black (working).
- False
- Some pages are handled differently than the mainstream. Which of the following should you not ignore?
- B. Missouri Genealogy pages
- Serious content problems always follow the special handling guidelines.
- False
- After commenting about a submission problem on a user's Talk page, what should you do?
- B. Place a watch on the page
- A person using derogatory statements should be banned immediately.
- False
Projects[edit | edit source]
- Which of these types of charts will you visit, when getting involved in a project?
D. All of the above
- Wiki projects might seem daunting, but you can receive help from your mentor, any other wiki missionary, and a weekly Projects Meeting.
- True
- You can change to a different project whenever you like.
- True
- If you make a mistake on a Wiki project you will be publicly humiliated and severely whipped!
- FALSE
Other Maintenance[edit | edit source]
- The only maintenance you need to worry about is what is assigned to you by your supervisor.
- False
- Anyone can work on Administrative Maintenance.
- False
- No knowledge of the subject matter of any of the articles is required to work on General Maintenance and Cleanup.
- True
- Any number over 10 in the number of items needs our immediate attention.
- False
- There is no help available for working on any of the items in these tables.
- False
Maintenance Templates[edit | edit source]
Exercises[edit | edit source]
- Place a Maintenance Flag on your sandbox page for a copyright violation.
- Your sandbox Talk page edit box should read:
- After saving the edit, you should see:
This page is believed to contain copyrighted material and is a candidate for deletion. Please add any comments to the talk page. |
Your explanation, such as: In the first section, the writer quotes extensively material about the history of the country, which seems to be written by someone else. I am unable to identify the author.
Category:Copyright problems
- When placing a maintenance template, you:
- C. You type the reason you are placing the template after a pipe that follows the name of the template.
- To place a maintenance flag, you add the appropriate wikitext to the Talk Page of the article.
- True
- It is just fine if you only put the wikitext on the Talk Page and add no other explanation.
- False
- If no other flag seems to fit the problem, feel free to use the "I am looking for help!"
- True
- A diligent and effective missionary should memorize all the available maintenance flags, reviewing them on a daily basis.
- False
My Shift[edit | edit source]
- We were all asked to do 30 or more hours a week.
- False
- The three main areas we report on each month are our Patrolling, our Meetings and Training, and our Projects.
- True
- Make a sample plan that could work for you.
Signatures[edit | edit source]
- If you do not want the receiver of your comment to see your user name, you use four tildes
- False
- If you only want the time and date to be displayed you use five tildes.
- True
- If you only want your user name to appear you use three tildes.
- True
- The receiver of your comment can e-mail you back if you use five tildes for your signature
- False