OrthodoxWiki:Περιεχόμενα

Περιεχόμενα

Υπάρχουν δύο τρόποι για να ανακαλύψεις την OrthodoxWiki: είτε αναζητώντας, είτε εξευρώντας. Αν λοιπόν γνωρίζεις το όνομα του άρθρου που θέλεις να βρεις τότε μπορείς να το γράψεις στον τομέα αναζήτηση, στα αριστερά της σελίδας. Αν πάλι δε θυμάσαι ακριβώς τι ψάχνεις, δεν γνωρίζεις το ακριβές όνομα του άρθρου που αναζητάς ή ψάχνεις πληροφορίες, οι οποίες δε γνωρίζεις που ακριβώς μπορεί να βρίσκονται, από αυτή τη σελίδα μπορείς να περιηγηθείς και να εξερευνήσεις τα πιθανά άρθρα που αναζητάς. Επίσης απο εδώ μπορείς να περιηγηθείς και να δεις τι παίζει στην OrthodoxWiki. Να δεις ποιές κατηγορίες υπάρχουν και ποιές έχουν ανάγκη για περισσότερη προσφορά. Ποιά είναι τα αξιολογότερα άρθρα και φωτογραφίες. Αυτή η σελίδα, μαζί με την κοινότητα και τη βοήθεια αποτελούν τους αναλυτικούς οδηγοί σου στην OrthodoxWiki. Wikipedia's reference lists Overviews of Wikipedia An overview is a survey of what is covered or included in an area. Overviews of Wikipedia's coverage include: List of overviews — key articles organized by subject List of academic disciplines — Wikipedia arranged like a college course curriculum Featured content Featured content represents the best Wikipedia has to offer, and undergoes vigorous peer review. It can be found on the following directories: Featured articles — What we believe to be the best articles in Wikipedia. Featured pictures — Images we find beautiful, shocking, impressive, and informative. Featured lists — What we believe to be the best lists in Wikipedia. Featured portals — Portals we regard as being particularly useful, attractive, and well-maintained. Featured topics — Topics we believe have coverage which is both comprehensive and well written. Featured sounds — Sounds we find beautiful, impressive, and informative. Lists Wikipedia has thousands of topic lists; some are even lists of other lists. Lists of topics — a comprehensive list of article lists, arranged by subject Lists of basic topics — links to key topics on major subjects Category:Lists — a list of lists in the category system, arranged alphabetically Two of the broadest collections are: Lists of countries and many lists by country Lists of people including by nationality and by occupation Glossaries Glossaries are lists of terms with definitions: List of glossaries — a list of glossaries arranged by subject Category:Glossaries — glossaries in the category and subcategories, arranged alphabetically Portals Portals are pages that feature selected articles, images, and often news items about the Portal's theme subject. They also include topic lists, category lists, and to-do lists which are used mostly by Wikipedia's editors. Portals can be found at: List of portals — a list of active portals Category:Portals — portals in the category and subcategories, arranged alphabetically Timelines Timelines are lists of articles organized chronologically. These are the top-level timelines and lists of timelines: List of timelines — a selection of historical timelines, arranged by subject. More can be found in Category:Timelines List of centuries — (e.g. 20th century) List of decades — (e.g. 1910s) List of historical anniversaries — (e.g. today). 2024 — major events this year Portal:Current events — featured current events and related project activities. Recent deaths — notable recent deaths, by month Category:Graphical timelines — graphical timelines in the category and subcategories, arranged alphabetically Wikipedia's indices Alphabetical indices Complete alphabetical index — sorted by the first 2 letters of the title, e.g. "Aa Ab Ac Ad..." Categorical indices Wikipedia's main categorical index system is automatically generated from information (category tags) at the bottom of each article. The category system has 3 top-end pages, which are: Categorical index – an index of major categories, arranged by subject - that section of the page is an exception to the category autogeneration rule, as it is crafted by hand. Category:Categories — the highest level or "root" category in Wikipedia - its autogenerated entries are listed at the bottom of the page. Category:Contents — the category equivalent to this page. Category:Articles — the category in which all article category systems are located. Wikipedia's other broad categorical indices are: List of Dewey Decimal classes — lists the top two levels of this library classification system Library of Congress Classification — this article provides a reflection of its own deep linkage structure Wikipedia:Outline of Roget's Thesaurus — articles organised into a system based on six classes, with thousands of branches, following Roget's system