Terms for <your scope>

This is where to collaborate on terminology that <your scope> wants to formalize -- to build, version, and release glossaries, to reference from whitepapers, and so forth.

Next Steps (after creating the repo)

• Turn on the github wiki feature for this repo. (Settings > Options > Features > tick Wikis)
• Turn off most of the other features; you won't need them. (Settings > Options > Features > untick other stuff)
• Add at least one term to your wiki. (Wiki > New Page — copy the template from here and fill it out.)
• Choose an official tag that will identify <your scope> across all glossaries and terminology work that uses this tooling. Follow these conventions.
• Create a page on your wiki called "Tags". The content of this page should be a single simple line of hash tags. Every page in your wiki will automatically be tagged with anything you put on this line. You can put more than one tag here, but you should at least include the official tag that you chose in the previous step.
• Share the URL for this repo with people who need to collaborate with you.
• Delete these instructions, now that they're irrelevant.

How to contribute

See this training for instructions.