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• Have a free online web presence.
• Have your own personal page where you can write a bit about yourself. (See PersonalPage to learn how.)

*Have a "user talk page" which acts as an internal messaging system, where other logged-in users can you leave you notes and have conversations. You will be notified if someone writes a message to you there. (Your e-mail address remains confidential.)

• Registering gives you the ability to make a customized "watch list" of pages that you would like to keep an eye on and log changes made to them. This feature shows up as a tab in the top menu when logged in.
• Upload images/photos. (See ImageHelp for instructions.)
• Use the "move" tab to change the capitalization of a DomainPage. (See AboutUs:Fix capitalization of an article to learn how.)
• Flag PossibleAdultContent pages. (See AdultContentPolicy for more details.)
• By registering, you can set your preferences to include such options as:
  • How large your edit box should be
  • How you sign your name (See How do I improve my signature? to learn how.)
  • How many pages are displayed in recent changes
  • Being e-mailed when a page you care about in your "watchlist" is edited
  • ... and more
• Any edits made while logged in will be assigned to your user name. You will be able to review your contributions by clicking "my contributions" which is only available when logged in.
• You don't need to reveal your offline identity, but having an account gives you an identity on this wiki that others will recognize. While anonymous contributions are welcome, logging in lets you build trust and respect through a history of good edits. This helps in allowing everyone to AssumeGoodFaith. Unfortunately, the site does get vandalized, spammed and information gets uploaded by people who just want to advertise.

• Logging in allows distinguished and reliable contributors who make constructive edits to be more easily separated from spammers. Together we can collaborate to build the commons.