(when there's no content, it's better to put something in and let others correct it, no?)

Currently there are only few guidelines for creating a page inside Python Wiki:

• Please structure long pages to sections (learn to use '== headings ==')
• If you have source code included, run it yourself to test for at least simple errors
• Avoid duplicating information when not necessary, and respect copyrights. If you are unsure, at least credit the source, so that others can fix things if needed

• Learn to use wiki format => HelpOnFormatting. It allows for more consistent page styles

• Optionally use [https://docutils.sourceforge.net/docs/user/rst/quickref.html ReStructured Text] markup; an example is available in the [wiki:WikiSandBox WikiSandBox].

• Take advantage of this wiki's ability to markup Python language - it is easier to read than simple, plain monotype font. An example:

     1 from hello import world
     2 
     3 def say_hello():
     4     """Just say hello :)"""
     5     what = world()
     6     message = what.greet()  # no, there's no module named "hello" 
     7                             # in Python stdlib - at least not yet :)
     8     return message
     9 
    10 if __name__ == "__main__":
    11     say_hello()
  

  Yeah, this is a stub only...