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**"Schools Categories" category contains subcategories according each school, and then further divided as per cohorts. Apart from cohorts, these categories also contain the school page and respective student priorities. | **"Schools Categories" category contains subcategories according each school, and then further divided as per cohorts. Apart from cohorts, these categories also contain the school page and respective student priorities. | ||
***Both these categories are quite similar, only the ordering in hierarchy differs. In Cohorts, first division is according to Cohorts, and then Schools. In Schools Categories, first division is according Schools, and then Cohorts. | ***Both these categories are quite similar, only the ordering in hierarchy differs. In Cohorts, first division is according to Cohorts, and then Schools. In Schools Categories, first division is according Schools, and then Cohorts. | ||
| + | *[[:Category:Guides]] is one of the most useful categories to fellows undergoing training, and even for others. They are organized into five sections, depending on the purpose a given workshop, course, event or space serves - discover, experiment, learn, pursue, spin-out. | ||
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'''{{Note2}}''' DO NOT edit existing categories on pages and unnecessarily add new categories, unless you are specifically instructed to do so by your mentors or UIF team members, as this may disrupt the existing structures. In case of any doubt, that if you feel a certain page has wrong categories, please inform the UIF team before making any changes. | '''{{Note2}}''' DO NOT edit existing categories on pages and unnecessarily add new categories, unless you are specifically instructed to do so by your mentors or UIF team members, as this may disrupt the existing structures. In case of any doubt, that if you feel a certain page has wrong categories, please inform the UIF team before making any changes. | ||
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Categories can be considered as the second level of classification on the wiki, after namspaces. They are intended to group together pages on similar subjects. Categories help readers to find, and navigate around, a subject area, to see pages sorted by title, and to thus find article relationships. Categories are normally found at the bottom of an article page. Clicking a category name brings up a category page listing the articles (or other pages) that have been added to that particular category. They are implemented by a text like TreeAs explained above, categories are organised according the relevant subject groups, and on this Wiki, these are generally based on namespaces, cohorts, and schools. To further explain;
Related linksRelated links box is present at the end of the each page, and is based on the "Schools Categories" tree. It contains links of pages related to the current page, i.e. this includes links of fellows from a certain school (cohort-wise), school page, and priorities page. Unnecessary disruption of categories will fail this feature.
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Note: DO NOT edit existing categories on pages and unnecessarily add new categories, unless you are specifically instructed to do so by your mentors or UIF team members, as this may disrupt the existing structures. In case of any doubt, that if you feel a certain page has wrong categories, please inform the UIF team before making any changes.
