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** "this page is a placeholder"

** "this page is an accessory to another?" (maybe see or see also cover this, IDK)

** tiered information ~~? as in , there will be a main page which gives a high level overview ,~~ and ~~links to~~ pages with ~~more detail , and those pages would need~~ a ~~template~~ to link ~~back~~ to the ~~main page ? or perhaps the " See also " template would be enough , dunno~~ . a graph of the different tiers of depth on the main page may also be a good idea ? probably should also try to figure out some ground rules about what kind of content is even suitable for which tier , how many tiers there should be , etc . for example , on the LUKS page , since that is assuming like , someone is installing linux , that's already like , above the base tier imo , which is just like " the OS that came on your computer "

** tiered information.

*** something like :

*** We are now using [[Template:Guide]] and sub-pages (use 'SomeGuide/advanced' etc with a slash) to determine a guide's tier and link to other tiers of the same guide.

**** beginner : only talk about installing software via easy methods on a device with its pre-installed OS

*** a graph of the different tiers of depth on the main page may also be a good idea ? probably should also try to figure out some ground rules about what kind of content is even suitable for which tier , how many tiers there should be , etc . for example , on the LUKS page , since that is assuming like , someone is installing linux , that's already like , above the base tier imo , which is just like " the OS that came on your computer "

**** novice : willing to try safer OSes like linux

**** something like :

**** intermediate : can use a command line shell for simple things , and can edit config files

***** beginner : only talk about installing software via easy methods on a device with its pre-installed OS

**** advanced : can write simple scripts and programs and knows their way around a CLI

***** novice : willing to try safer OSes like linux

**** expert : able to understand with low-level concepts like memory management and CPU instructions

***** intermediate : can use a command line shell for simple things , and can edit config files

*** though this might be too many ? or not enough , i dunno . i guess it would depend on the amount of content we have to talk about for any given subject

***** advanced : can write simple scripts and programs and knows their way around a CLI

**** will try to figure some of this out when working on LUKS

***** expert : able to understand with low-level concepts like memory management and CPU instructions

**** though this might be too many ? or not enough , i dunno . i guess it would depend on the amount of content we have to talk about for any given subject

***** will try to figure some of this out when working on LUKS

* Unfinished pages :

** [[LUKS]]

** [[Lens]]

** ( the rest of the roles pages have not even been started )

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 ** "this page is a placeholder"
 ** "this page is an accessory to another?" (maybe see or see also cover this, IDK)
-** tiered information ? as in , there will be a main page which gives a high level overview , and links to pages with more detail , and those pages would need a template to link back to the main page ? or perhaps the " See also " template would be enough , dunno . a graph of the different tiers of depth on the main page may also be a good idea ? probably should also try to figure out some ground rules about what kind of content is even suitable for which tier , how many tiers there should be , etc . for example , on the LUKS page , since that is assuming like , someone is installing linux , that's already like , above the base tier imo , which is just like " the OS that came on your computer "
+** tiered information.
-*** something like :
+*** We are now using [[Template:Guide]] and sub-pages (use 'SomeGuide/advanced' etc with a slash) to determine a guide's tier and link to other tiers of the same guide.
-**** beginner : only talk about installing software via easy methods on a device with its pre-installed OS
+*** a graph of the different tiers of depth on the main page may also be a good idea ? probably should also try to figure out some ground rules about what kind of content is even suitable for which tier , how many tiers there should be , etc . for example , on the LUKS page , since that is assuming like , someone is installing linux , that's already like , above the base tier imo , which is just like " the OS that came on your computer "
-**** novice : willing to try safer OSes like linux
+**** something like :
-**** intermediate : can use a command line shell for simple things , and can edit config files
+***** beginner : only talk about installing software via easy methods on a device with its pre-installed OS
-**** advanced : can write simple scripts and programs and knows their way around a CLI
+***** novice : willing to try safer OSes like linux
-**** expert : able to understand with low-level concepts like memory management and CPU instructions
+***** intermediate : can use a command line shell for simple things , and can edit config files
-*** though this might be too many ? or not enough , i dunno . i guess it would depend on the amount of content we have to talk about for any given subject
+***** advanced : can write simple scripts and programs and knows their way around a CLI
-**** will try to figure some of this out when working on LUKS
+***** expert : able to understand with low-level concepts like memory management and CPU instructions
+**** though this might be too many ? or not enough , i dunno . i guess it would depend on the amount of content we have to talk about for any given subject
+***** will try to figure some of this out when working on LUKS
 * Unfinished pages :
 ** [[LUKS]]
 ** [[Lens]]
 ** ( the rest of the roles pages have not even been started )