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This page is all about the Document Foundation Wiki (aka Wiki, TDF Wiki, LibreOffice Wiki).

This is the TDF Wiki

Unless the contents of this page have been transcluded into another service or copied elsewhere, you're currently reading this content on the TDF Wiki. Welcome!

The front page of the wiki is here:

• https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/

Other Wikis

TDF operates an installation of MediaWiki right now:

• The TDF Wiki

Technical Information

• Runs on MediaWiki, see Special:Version for more details
• Contains all kinds of information about TDF, LibreOffice, and the Document Liberation Project
• Many pages are translated into other languages
• Open registration (required for editing)

Available Templates

• List of templates on this wiki

Multilingual Content

Some of the content on this wiki is available in languages other than English. For details on translation and localization, see

• TDF Wiki/Multilingual

Feedback and Bugs

• To contact the sysadmins in charge of the TDF Wiki, please see the Infra/Services page.
• To report a bug about the TDF Wiki, please use Redmine.

Crediting content authors

The default license for TDF wiki content, CC BY-SA 3.0, requires that content authors are credited. Normally this is handled automatically thanks to the history functionality of the wiki. If you need to move bits of content around in a way that does not preserve history, you have to credit the original authors of the content in edit summaries. The Translate extension also provides a field for an optional summary.