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Why data entry in a wiki can feel like a hamster wheel Ever opened a MediaWiki and thought, “There’s got to be a smoother way to get tables filled out?” You’re not alone. In many intranets the same page layouts pop up again and again—product sheets, incident

The Cite extension makes that possible, but like any handy tool it works best when you know a few tricks, avoid common snags, and give it a little TLC

Why “Advanced” Matters

Ever stumbled over a template and thought, “I wish I could just peek inside without breaking a sweat”?

Why OAuth Matters for Your Wiki

Running a MediaWiki site isn't all smooth sailing, especially when images start piling up

Why Debugging MediaWiki Needs a Little Extra Muscle

When you start a MediaWiki project that needs more than a handful of flat pages, you quickly feel the pinch of unstructured data

Why the MediaWiki Action API matters Picture this: you’re strolling through a knowledge base, looking for a specific paragraph, and you wish you could pull that snippet straight into your own dashboard. MediaWiki’s Action API hands you that power, all without scraping HTML. It’s the glue between