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Is it ok to add full tutorials to wiki.okfn.org? Or would that be better on a standalone site. Wiki software is good because it allows multiple contributors & editors. For example an [OpenSci wiki project][1] on Github contains a guide that could be contributed about working with open data in Google Fusion Tables and Spreadsheets. [1]: https://github.com/mchelen/opensciwiki/wiki/_pageseditors.

Is it ok to add full tutorials to wiki.okfn.org? Or would that be better on a standalone site. Wiki software is good because it allows multiple contributors & editors. For example there is an [OpenSci wiki project][1] on Github that contains a guide to that could be contributed about working with open data in Google Fusion Tables and Spreadsheets that could be contributed. Spreadsheets. [1]: https://github.com/mchelen/opensciwiki/wiki/_pages

Is it ok to add full tutorials to wiki.okfn.org? Or would that be better on a standalone site. Wiki software is good because it allows multiple contributors & editors. editors. For example there is an [OpenSci wiki project][1] on Github that contains a guide to working with Google Fusion Tables and Spreadsheets that could be contributed. [1]: https://github.com/mchelen/opensciwiki/wiki/_pages

Is it ok to add full tutorials to wiki.okfn.org or wiki.okfn.org? Or would it that be better on a standalone site? site. Wiki software is good because it allows multiple contributors & editors. There For example there is an [OpenSci wiki project][1] on Github that contains a guide to working with Google Fusion Tables and Spreadsheets. Spreadsheets that could be contributed. [1]: https://github.com/mchelen/opensciwiki/wiki/_pages

Is it ok to add full tutorials to wiki.okfn.org or would it be better on a standalone site? Wiki software is good because it allows multiple contributors & editors. There is an [OpenSci wiki project][1] on Github that contains a guide to working with Google Fusion Tables and Spreadsheets. [1]: https://github.com/mchelen/opensciwiki/wiki/_pages