OprgaG

Here is the wiki home page for Olivier Gérard also known as Oprgag.

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Hello.

Oddly enough, wiki seems to attract at least a few people quite

close to my taste: keen on mathematics (and especially abstract algebra),

linguistics (and especially syntax), and speaking French (but I cheat, this is

my mothertongue), German, interested in Japanese, having studied Greek and Latin ...

A list: JoshuaGrosse, OprgaG, who's next ?

Jim Wales (of Bomis fame) says: I studied LatinLanguage, and I'm keen on mathematics (StochasticProcesses, RealAnalysis), and I'm studying JapaneseLanguage now. I'm idly interested in linguistics, but know nothing substantial about it. --JimboWales

Bon. Il semble logique que je commence un peu à mettre du français sur wiki.

C'est vrai, quoi! L'anglais est déjà assez présent sur le réseau.

Welcome, Olivier--mais oui, schreiben Sie auf Franzosisch, just don't expect us to be able to reply to you in French (or German). :-) -- LarrySanger

Arigato Larry. Bien sûr que je vais le faire. Il va falloir aussi que je rameute d'autres grenouilles dans cette marre. Wir werden sehen, wir müssen sehen.

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Notes on wiki

• really nice. I did a little auto-modifiable pages for an internal web site in php3

but the content was basically html, and the troublesome typing of links was becoming

a real chore. The trick of CapitalSInSTRANGEplaceS to sign internal links is neat.

• what could be a little trouble in the future (with more and more users): concurrent modifications on the same page may cancel themselves (or do they ?)

• are there other special instructions such as #ReDiReCt ?

• In what language is wiki programmed ? Perl ? C ?

A few formatting examples and tests

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<nowiki>NoWiKI</nowiki>

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<tt> Typewriting ? </tt>

 Preformated ? 

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