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-This topic is part of [[gt:group|Group Name]].
-/* Put in the group name or names here.
-These comments will not be shown in the page, so you can leave them in until you don't need them any more.
-Treat them as temporary scaffolding.
-*/
-====== A test topic ======
-{{playground:&a_test_topic.jpg?540}}
-/* The image name above will need to be edited to match the actual name of the image.
-The image needs to have a width:height ratio of 4:3, and not have a query string of its own.
-The "540" above serves to give it a size similar to all the other main images.
-For further guidance, please see the template for topics, in the documentation.
-*/
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-/* Please leave these horizontal rules (----) to separate the main parts of the page. */
-> Inspiring quotation
-— Source
-===== What is a test topic? =====
-/* This is the basic explanation of the topic. */
-===== Why a test topic? =====
-/* Rephrase this in whatever way seems most appropriate. "Why is … important?" or "significant"; or "Why is … a good idea?" etc.
-Also possible is "what are the advantages / disadvantages of …" Be creative here. */
-===== What can I do about a test topic? =====
-/* The wording of the above heading will need to be changed, depending on the topic. It could be something like "How can I contribute to …?" or "What can we do with …?" if that's more appropriate. This is the "call to action" part of the page. */
-/*  The three main sections above make up the main informative content of the page.
-As well as editing the precise wording of the headings to fit grammar and common sense,
-curators can add (h3) subsections to any of them to clarify and separate different aspects of the subject matter.
-If possible, we suggest putting the subsections in their relevant places:
-  * if it's detailing the explanation, then in the “What is …” section
-  * if it's explaining the reasons, rationale, advantages and disadvantages, then in the “Why …” section
-  * if it's detailing what people can do about it, then in the “What can …” section
-*/
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-===== Have your say on our forum =====
-We encourage all readers to use the forum, where you can give your opinion, ask questions or give responses on the corresponding [[https://forum.growingthecommons.org/t/group|Forum section]]. We particularly welcome readers to share their experiences around a test topic.
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-===== Learning more about a test topic =====
-/* (If it is an aspect of your topic that you want to give more detail on, and it would overburden the main page, you can use sub-pages. In contrast, if you want to define a term that may be relevant to other topics as well, please use concept pages.) */
-==== More detail ====
-/* Put here any sub-pages within this topic, if they exist.
-If there are key concepts relating to this topic, you can also put them here.
-Remove this subheading if not needed. */
-==== Related topics on this site ====
-/* You can put here:
-- The groups of topics that this topic belongs in.
-- other related topics on this wiki here, that are not in the groups of topics.
-- It may be worth repeating specific topics from the existing groups, if it feel very important. We don't have any strict practice here.
-*/
-==== Further resources elsewhere ====
-/* These are most often other web sites, but they may also be offline. */
-==== References to sources ====
-/* If you like an academic feel to the page, this is the place to put in references to sources that you cite in the text above.  */
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-===== Growing the a test topic topic =====
-==== Specialist curators ====
-  * [[user:asimong|Simon Grant]]
-/* add other curators similarly */
-==== Curator commentary ====
-//(Please sign all comments, so that everyone knows whose comment it is.)//
-==== Open shared questions ====
-//(as collectively agreed)//