InlineComments

Inline Comments

To create inline comments, the general mechanism follows the usual principles associated with creating Wikitext. See http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Wikitext for more Wiki formatting examples. To improve readability, wherein you can easily distinguish the comment section of the text from the original contents of the article, use the following three properties judiciously.

1. Indentation
2. Font Style

Indentation

Use colons (:) to indent text.

 This is the first line
 : This is the indented next line
 :: This is the double indented third line.
 ::: And so on, you can use as much indentation as is needed 

This is the first line

This is the indented next line

This is the double indented third line.

And so on, you can use as much indentation as is needed

Font Style

Examples

Here are some fictious examples of how to make a comment inline.

1. Member-Operators “Cooks”
   1. The operating member body of the Bicycle Kitchen shall be known as “Cooks”.
   2. Cooks are all volunteers. Cooks cannot be paid for their services at the Bicycle Kitchen.
      

I’m not sure I agree with this. What about paying Cooks to do ordering? --jjm

If you are refering to how the bike church does things (e.g. stewartships) you should know that they are operating illegally --el jimmy

> it would sure be nice if we could find a way to do this legally --thomas

I think that we should preserve this as bylaw — it really speaks to who we are as an organization --mabell