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                "title": "Rules:Hebrew entries",
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                        "*": "If you want to edit or create a page of a Hebrew word (for a declined word or a primary word), the better way is follow the next guidelines:\n\n# The web page address will be \"http://withoutvowels.org/wiki/Hebrew:XXXX\" (changing\u00a0the \"XXXX\"\u00a0to the hebrew word in hebrew letters.)\u200e For example: \u200ehttp://withoutvowels.org/wiki/Hebrew:\u05d5\u05dc\u05de\u05e7\u05d5\u05d4\n# If is a simple modification of a single base word (for example, [[Hebrew:\u05dc\u05de\u05e7\u05d5\u05d4|\u05dc\u05de\u05e7\u05d5\u05d4]] \u2190 [[Hebrew:\u05d5\u05dc\u05de\u05e7\u05d5\u05d4|\u05d5\u05dc\u05de\u05e7\u05d5\u05d4]]), the page begin with: \"From XXXX:\" (here changing the \"XXXX\" to a more simple word form it come or decline).\u00a0\n# In the next line, write the \"part of speech\" for this word (the grammatical category of the word; may be, for example: verb or adjective or noun or pronoun or preposition or article or adverb etc...); follow it by more details of the kind of word (tense, person, number, gender, etc...)\n# The next lines begin with a list item sign \"*\", writing each possible definition of this word point by point, line by line, according to this kind of word in the current interpretation.\n\nAfter each definition, in parenthesis, write <nowiki>{{Strong|###}}</nowiki>, making it a link to a page describing the dictionary entry with given Strong's number.\nFor example:\nson (<nowiki>{{Strong|1121}}</nowiki>,\u00a0<nowiki>{{Strong|1123}}</nowiki>)\nyoung (<nowiki>{{Strong|1121}}</nowiki>)\npeople (<nowiki>{{Strong|1121}}</nowiki>)\n\nAt Strong pages we collect notes belonging to all declensions of a word (rather than to one particular declension). For example at [[Strong:563|this page]] we note that the word \"lamb\" is believed by Christians to spiritually refer to Christ.\n\nWhen you edit a description of a Strong number, you should click \"What links here\" in the left sidebar and also update all pages which concern this Strong's number. Reversely, when editing information for a particular grammar form of a word, you should also add your notes about the entire group of words sharing the same Strong number.\n\n'''Proposed change in the policy:''' We should not remove Strong numbers when doing what is above described as \"simple modification of a single base word\", because we need easier access to the article about the Strong number in question.\n\n(this page is in construction)"
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                "title": "Some suggestions how to improve our software",
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                        "*": "The following are suggestions how to improve our software.\n\nProbably it requires considerable work on MediaWiki core.\n\n== PayPal donations notification ==\n\nPayPal donations should trigger goals in Google Analytics.\n\nIt is now done on \"Thanks you\" page. But not every user moves to \"thank you\" page after his PayPal donation, so only a part of donations is currently recorded.\n\nIt should be preferably be done in PHP, but doing it in another programming language may also be useful.\n\nIt is important because we need more than 1% CTR to join [https://support.google.com/grants/answer/6022748?hl=en Google Grantspro] program.\n\nThis can be done with [https://developers.google.com/analytics/devguides/collection/protocol/v1/ Measurement Protocol].\n\nSee also http://www.practicalecommerce.com/articles/91286-Google-Analytics-How-to-Track-PayPal-Transactions for another way to do this. (Note that their free service is limited to 100 donations per month. Is this enough?)\n\n''Also we need user registration notification.''\n\n== Improving search ==\n\nhttp://withoutvowels.org/w/index.php?title=Special:Search&search=%D7%A9%D7%9D&fulltext=Search\n\nI have to click on the \u201ceverything\u201d tab, for see the results\u2026\n\nhttp://withoutvowels.org/w/index.php?title=Special:Search&search=%D7%A9%D7%9D&fulltext=Search&profile=all\n\nFor me, I already know how to use it. Only I think some people can feel frustration if they don\u2019t found something more easy (they can think really the page don\u2019t exist). Do you think it could be fixed?.  Also, do you think is easy include in the search page \u201chow many matches\u201d found? Thank you.\n\n== Index of all Hebrew words ==\n\nAlso I think many websites will be happy to link to a index of all declined forms of tanakh words (even if they don\u2019t want link to our home page).\n\nThe index should be automatically alphabetically sorted.\n\n==Redundant links in \"What links here\"==\n\nBrowser a Hebrew word description, click \"What links here\". Then you will see (among other links) the list of Hebrew Bible verses containing this link. But these links appear three times instead of one, because on each verses' page we have also the previous and the next verse, three verses instead of one.\n\nProposal: Implement &lt;nolinks&gt; tag which will exclude links inside it from being considered by \"What links here\", similarly to &lt;noinlcude&gt; tag removes a part of the page when it is included in another page.\n\n== Logos\u2019 Free Web Tool Converts Bible Verses into Links ==\n\nUse [https://www.logos.com/reftagger Logos\u2019 Free Web Tool Converts Bible Verses into Links].\n\nhttps://www.logos.com/reftagger\n\n==JavaScript for inserting a new Hebrew word==\n\nIn the editor I added new button (\"Aleph\" icon) which inserts a link to a Hebrew word.\n\nAfter insertion the link to the word is selected. It would be more convenient instead to place the cursor after the inserted link."
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