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Try out basic formatting
like bold type or italics or underline

This is a line using Header 1 formatting

This line uses Heading 2

This line uses Heading 3

This is a numbered list

Get up
Go to work
Go to lunch
Come home
Go to bed
Repeat

Test Page

This is a bulleted list

Gravel
Boards
Cement mix
Sand
Nails
Tools
Booze
First Aid Kit

Topic one
- What happens to this text?
1. Sub Topic
  - What happens to sub topic text?

Topic one
Topic one text
1. Sub Topic One
  Sub Topic One Text
2. Sub Topic Two
  Sub Topic Two Text
Topic Two
Topic Two Text

greglamberson 2010-11-22T14:12:25-08:00

Test

This is a test

testuser42 2011-01-09T07:03:33-08:00

Testing the formatting in discussions...

This is indented once, using a pointy arrow to the right. How does it look? How about long lines? do they intend to indent nicely? Is this line long enough to have a line break. Lalalala... hm ok, this has to be enough. let's do double indentations now!

But first a new line without arrow.
>This has one arrow.
>>This has two

testuser42 2011-01-09T07:05:29-08:00

Ah, you need a space after the arrow!
>This doesn't work but

This should.
- This two, too
  - Threepeat
    - How four can you go?
      - 5
        6
        7
        ate
        nine

testuser42 2011-01-09T07:11:36-08:00

cool. it adds space on the bottom, too.

now copying from the help page:

Text Formatting
Bold bold bold (two stars)
Italics italics italics (two / slashes)
Underline underline underline (two _ underscores)
Monospaced font monospace monospace (two { brackets)

Headings (use equal signs)

heading 1

heading 2

heading 3

Bulleted lists (use stars at the beginning of a line)

list 1
- list 2
  - list 3

Numbered lists (Hash # signs)

numbered 1
1. numbered 2
  1. numbered 3

Indenting (pointy > brackets)
Horizontal line ---- (four - dashes)

When you want to display characters that have other meanings in wikitext, you can escape the wikitext formatting by putting double backtick characters on either side of your text. The backtick shares a key with the tilde.
Escaping **escaping** escaping

testuser42 2011-01-09T07:14:30-08:00

number one has "# "
1. number two "## " (this didn't work above)
  1. three.

testuser42 2011-01-09T07:17:49-08:00

one hm "# "
another one, still "# "
maybe this is working? still "# "

well, who needs numbered lists anyway.

links are also explained in the help.
as is "code" etc.

testuser42 2011-01-13T15:50:47-08:00

Testing a link to a discussion
message/view/Data+Models/32554704
discussion

[[code]]
This is plaintext.

code
Note that both code tags must be on a line by themselves without leading spaces.

testuser42 2011-01-13T15:52:48-08:00

[[escaping]] needs double ` backticks

mmartineau 2011-04-17T10:33:23-07:00

[[code]] testing escaping

mmartineau 2011-04-30T07:31:20-07:00

another discussion post test