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- The [Creator Wiki](/wiki) holds Enviglo's official guides, like this one, and pages written by the community. Anyone signed in can write a new page or improve a community page. Every save is kept, so nothing is ever lost.+ The [Creator Wiki](/wiki) holds Enviglo's official guides, like this one, and pages written by the community. Anyone signed in can write a new page or suggest a change to a community page. The Enviglo team reviews every new page and change before it goes live, so nothing reaches the wiki unchecked. Every version is kept, so nothing is ever lost.## Who can edit what| Page | Who can edit it || --- | --- |- | Community pages | Anyone signed in |+ | Community pages | Anyone signed in, after the Enviglo team's review || Pages marked **Locked** | Enviglo staff only || Pages marked **Official guide** | Enviglo staff only |…5. Add a **Summary** if you like: one line, up to 200 characters, shown under the title on the wiki home.6. Write the **Page** in Markdown. It needs at least a couple of sentences, and can be up to 100,000 characters.7. Under **What did you change?**, add a short note if you like. For a new page it's "Created the page" unless you write something else.- 8. Select **Create page**.+ 8. Select **Send for review**.On a wide screen, a preview sits beside the editor. On a smaller screen, switch between **Write** and **Preview**.+ You're taken to your page's review, marked **Waiting for review**. Nobody else can see the page until it's approved, and while it waits, nobody else can take its address.+On the wiki home, sections with official guides come first, and a community page in one of those sections is listed after its guides.## Edit a page1. Open the page and select **Edit**, or **Improve this page** at the bottom.2. Make your changes.- 3. Under **What did you change?**, say what you did, for example "Fixed the DataStore example". The note shows in the page's history and in **Recent edits** on the wiki home.- 4. Select **Save changes**.+ 3. Under **What did you change?**, say what you did, for example "Fixed the DataStore example". Once your change is approved, the note shows in the page's history and in **Recent edits** on the wiki home.+ 4. Select **Send for review**.- Your change is saved as a new version. If you save without changing anything, you'll see "Nothing changed, so there was nothing to save."+ The page doesn't change straight away: everyone sees it as it was until your change is approved. While it waits, the page shows you a note saying your change is waiting for review, with **See your change**. If you send it without changing anything, you'll see "Nothing changed, so there was nothing to send."+ ## How your changes are reviewed++ The Enviglo team reads every new page and change, and you get a notification when yours is decided.++ - **Approved:** it goes live, and the page's history shows it as yours.+ - **Not approved:** the notification says why. Open it, select **Edit and send again**, fix what's wrong, and select **Send for review**.++ While a change is waiting, open it from the note on the page and:++ - Select **Edit your change** to improve it. Select **Update your change** to save it. It keeps its place in the queue.+ - Select **Take it back** to withdraw it. You can still edit it and send it again later.++ You have one change waiting per page: select **Edit** on a page you've already sent a change to, and you're editing that change. If someone else's change to the page goes live while yours waits, check the page's history and update yours so it doesn't undo theirs.+## Format your page- **Headings build the page menu.** Start sections with `##` and use `###` under them. They make up the **On this page** menu beside the page on wide screens. The title is already shown at the top, so don't use a single `#`.- **Code blocks are highlighted.** Put code between lines of three backticks, with the language after the first set. Write `lua` or `luau` for Luau. Common languages such as JavaScript, TypeScript, Python, C#, JSON and SQL work too. Leave the language off and Enviglo guesses.- - **Highlighting shows once the page is saved.** The preview doesn't colour code.+ - **Highlighting shows once you've sent it.** The editor's preview doesn't colour code, but your change's review page does.- **Links** to pages on Enviglo open in the same tab. Links to other sites open in a new one.- **Images** in Markdown image syntax show on the page.- **Mentions**, the at sign followed by a username, link to that person's profile. On the wiki they don't notify anyone.…## Page history- Select **History** on any page to see **Page history**: every saved version, newest first. Each one shows who saved it, when, their note, and how many characters it added or removed. The newest is marked **Current**.+ Select **History** on any page to see **Page history**: every version that went live, newest first. Each one shows who wrote it, when, their note, and how many characters it added or removed. The newest is marked **Current**.Open a version to see its **Changes from the version before**, with added and removed lines marked, next to **This version** as it looked.## Restore an older version1. In **Page history**, select **Restore** next to the version you want. Or open the version and select **Restore this version**.- 2. Confirm with **Restore**.+ 2. Confirm with **Send for review**.- The old version becomes the current page, with the note "Restored the version from" and its date. The version you replaced stays in the history, so you can always go back. You can't restore a version of a locked page or an official guide unless you're Enviglo staff.+ Like any change, a restore waits for review. Once it's approved, the old version becomes the current page, with the note "Restored the version from" and its date. The version it replaced stays in the history, so you can always go back. You can't restore a version of a locked page or an official guide unless you're Enviglo staff.## Report a page…## Limits- You can make 30 wiki changes an hour, counting new pages, saved edits and restores. Past that, you'll see a message saying how many minutes to wait.+ You can send 30 wiki changes an hour, counting new pages, edits, updates to a waiting change and restores. Past that, you'll see a message saying how many minutes to wait.+ You can have 10 changes waiting for review at once. Past that, you'll see "You have 10 changes waiting for review already. Send more once some are decided."+## Troubleshooting- **There's no Edit button.** You're not signed in, or the page is locked or an official guide.- **The Address box is greyed out.** Only Enviglo staff can change an existing page's address.- - **"Another page uses that address. Pick a different one."** Change the address.+ - **"Another page uses that address. Pick a different one."** A page on the wiki, or a new page waiting for review, has that address. Change the address.- **"That name is reserved."** Some addresses are kept for Enviglo's own pages. Choose another.- **"Write at least a couple of sentences."** The page needs at least 20 characters.- **"Pick or type a section."** Every page needs a section.+ - **"This page is locked. Only Enviglo staff can edit it."** The page was locked after you started. Suggest your change on the forum instead.
The Creator Wiki holds Enviglo's official guides, like this one, and pages written by the community. Anyone signed in can write a new page or suggest a change to a community page. The Enviglo team reviews every new page and change before it goes live, so nothing reaches the wiki unchecked. Every version is kept, so nothing is ever lost.
| Page | Who can edit it |
|---|---|
| Community pages | Anyone signed in, after the Enviglo team's review |
| Pages marked Locked | Enviglo staff only |
| Pages marked Official guide | Enviglo staff only |
Only Enviglo staff can change a page's address once it's been created, lock or unlock a page, or delete one.
Official guides are written by the Enviglo team. If one is wrong or out of date, select Let us know at the bottom of it to tell the team. For other locked pages, suggest changes on the forum. See Use the forum.
Search the wiki first, so you don't write a page that already exists. Keep a page accurate and general: a tutorial for one project fits better on the forum.
On a wide screen, a preview sits beside the editor. On a smaller screen, switch between Write and Preview.
You're taken to your page's review, marked . Nobody else can see the page until it's approved, and while it waits, nobody else can take its address.
On the wiki home, sections with official guides come first, and a community page in one of those sections is listed after its guides.
The page doesn't change straight away: everyone sees it as it was until your change is approved. While it waits, the page shows you a note saying your change is waiting for review, with See your change. If you send it without changing anything, you'll see "Nothing changed, so there was nothing to send."
The Enviglo team reads every new page and change, and you get a notification when yours is decided.
While a change is waiting, open it from the note on the page and:
You have one change waiting per page: select Edit on a page you've already sent a change to, and you're editing that change. If someone else's change to the page goes live while yours waits, check the page's history and update yours so it doesn't undo theirs.
## and use ### under them. They make up the On this page menu beside the page on wide screens. The title is already shown at the top, so don't use a single #.lua or luau for Luau. Common languages such as JavaScript, TypeScript, Python, C#, JSON and SQL work too. Leave the language off and Enviglo guesses.A Luau code block is written like this:
```lua
local DataStoreService = game:GetService("DataStoreService")
local store = DataStoreService:GetDataStore("PlayerData")
```
Select History on any page to see Page history: every version that went live, newest first. Each one shows who wrote it, when, their note, and how many characters it added or removed. The newest is marked Current.
Open a version to see its Changes from the version before, with added and removed lines marked, next to This version as it looked.
Like any change, a restore waits for review. Once it's approved, the old version becomes the current page, with the note "Restored the version from" and its date. The version it replaced stays in the history, so you can always go back. You can't restore a version of a locked page or an official guide unless you're Enviglo staff.
If a community page breaks the rules, select Report on it, choose what's wrong and select Send report. Reports go to the Enviglo team.
You can send 30 wiki changes an hour, counting new pages, edits, updates to a waiting change and restores. Past that, you'll see a message saying how many minutes to wait.
You can have 10 changes waiting for review at once. Past that, you'll see "You have 10 changes waiting for review already. Send more once some are decided."