Help:Person

Add a person

• Format for person names in Form:Person
• Format for author names in Form:Publication
• Format for person name in Form:O2k-Network Lab
• Profile pictures of persons should have a 3:4 ratio.

• Family name_Initials (no punctuation). The initials should be confirmed from publications, such that author names and person names are linked.
• Double first names: no spaces and no hyphens are used, e.g. Jean-Pierre Mazat is written as 'Mazat JP'.
• Double family names: Hyphenated double names (e.g. Aber-Nein) are written as 'Aber-Nein'; if double names are separated by a space (e.g. Aber Ja) use the space, 'Aber Ja'.
• Special letters (umlauts or accented letters) should be written as: ä=ae, ö=oe, ü=ue, é=e; â=a; æ=ae, å=aa, ø=oe.

1. create Mueller Engelbert F

• Type “Mueller Engelbert F” into the search bar ->search

• Create the page “Mueller Engelbert F” on this wiki ->click

• Edit, type in "{{Person}}"

• Edit with form, fill in person profile information

The field "Institution" has to be filled out the following way: Group, Department, University, Country code

The field "Country" has to be filled the following way: Full country name e.g. Austria, and US is here USA

2. create Mueller EF

• MOVE "Mueller EF" to “Mueller Engelbert F"

This puts the focus on the central profile page Mueller Engelbert F while all redirects are possible and do not interfere with the system.

Profiles with wrong redirects

If you run across old redirects, i.e. Hauser D as the main page and Hauser Daniel with a redirect to Hauser D, please correct them according to the following procedure:

• 1. Hauser D: Move

• 2. Hauser D MOVE to Hauser Daniel

Address: Format for cities

• Format for city name in Form:O2k-Network Lab

• English city names are preferred: e.g. München is written as 'Munich', Wien as 'Vienna'.
• No punctuation: e.g. 'St Petersburg'
• Double city names: Hyphenated double names (e.g. Aber-Nein) are written as 'Aber-Nein'; if double names are separated by a space (e.g. Rio de Janeiro) use the space, 'Rio de Janeiro'.
• Double city names with lower case letters: use lower case as 'Rio de Janeiro'.