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*Note that if someone is using a custom skin that specifies different link colors, for example green for internal links, and purple for "redlinks," a link formatted with this code will still look blue, and not match other links in appearance, to that user.

*Note that if someone is using a custom skin that specifies different link colors, for example green for internal links, and purple for "redlinks," a link formatted with this code will still look blue, and not match other links in appearance, to that user.

=== Link to another GCpedia article ===

=== Link to another Wiki article ===

To link to another GCpedia article, put double square brackets around the term <nowiki>[[Word or phrase you want to link]]</nowiki>.  

To link to another Wiki article, put double square brackets around the term <nowiki>[[Word or phrase you want to link]]</nowiki>.  

==== Piped link ====

==== Piped link ====

To link to another GCpedia article, but have the reader see a different word or phrase in the text, use the following wiki-text: <nowiki>[[Title of article | Word or phrase you want to link]]</nowiki>.  

To link to another Wiki article, but have the reader see a different word or phrase in the text, use the following wiki-text: <nowiki>[[Title of article | Word or phrase you want to link]]</nowiki>.  

The need to create a "piped link" occurs when you want to create a link to an article, but you do not want the entire title of the article to appear in the text. Here is example B with real text:  

The need to create a "piped link" occurs when you want to create a link to an article, but you do not want the entire title of the article to appear in the text. Here is example B with real text:  

<nowiki>[[Spam |unwanted junk e-mails]]</nowiki>.  

<nowiki>[[Spam |unwanted junk e-mails]]</nowiki>.  

The reader will only see the phrase "unwanted junk e-mails". However, when the reader clicks on the link, it will take him/her to the GCpedia article on [[Spam]]. The name of the actual GCpedia article is typed first. Then there is a vertical line. Then you type the word or phrase that you want the reader to see in the article.  

The reader will only see the phrase "unwanted junk e-mails". However, when the reader clicks on the link, it will take him/her to the Wiki article on [[Spam]]. The name of the actual Wiki article is typed first. Then there is a vertical line. Then you type the word or phrase that you want the reader to see in the article.  

Here is example B as it would look in a GCpedia article:  

Here is example B as it would look in a Wiki article:  

*Many public servants are finding that they have to spend too much time reading through [[Spam|unwanted junk e-mails]].

*Many public servants are finding that they have to spend too much time reading through [[Spam|unwanted junk e-mails]].

<nowiki>[[Department of Solar Affairs | Problem-plagued organizations]]</nowiki>  

<nowiki>[[Department of Solar Affairs | Problem-plagued organizations]]</nowiki>  

*Attempts to be humorous should be limited to one's own private webspace, and not done in GCpedia:

*Attempts to be humorous should be limited to one's own private webspace, and not done in Wiki:

<nowiki>[[Annual leave in the public service| key safeguards for mental stability]]</nowiki>  

<nowiki>[[Annual leave in the public service| key safeguards for mental stability]]</nowiki>  

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