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There are four ways to explore the articles in FoundSF.  You can use the search bar at the right to look for terms of interest, click on the "Random Page" link at right to jump to a surprise article, check out the [[Special:Categories | Categories]] to search by topic, or explore the themed collections featuring grouped articles of interest. 
 
The [[Special:Categories | Categories]] allow you to browse articles by:


* [[Time|Decade]]  
* [[Time|Decade]]  
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* Neighborhood
* Neighborhood


What is this [[ShapingSF:About|site]]? <br>
We also invite you to contribute your own articles and help us with the ongoing project to improve the historical content on FoundSF. There are four types of articles in FoundSF: historical essays, primary sources, "I was there" accounts, and unfinished history.  The essays, primary sources, and "I was there" accounts are all locked for editing.  If you would like to contribute a primary material, we want to protect that story or source from community changesHowever, if you are writing an article about a historic event and are open to community collaboration, we encourage you to create an "unfinished history" to which anyone can contribute.
 
How is it different from [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia Wikipedia]? <br>
While Wikipedia strives for an objective point of view on the topics it covers, we are interested in YOUR point of view of history.
 
How can I [[Help:Contents | contribute]] my own historical writings, photos and other content? <br>
You can include text, photos, video clips, or audio clips to the history of San Francisco that is constantly being created by all of us'''<font face = arial light> <font color = maroon> <font size = 3>Unfinished History</font></font> </font>''' pages are waiting for your contribution.  Or [[Help:Contents | create your own page]].


I have a [mailto:info@shapingsf.org topic] I would like to see a Themed Collection about.
You can also edit any unfinished history that already exists on FoundSF.  To do so, you will need to create an account.  You can find out more about how to contribute your own article and edit others in this [[Help:Contents | help section]].


I have a [mailto:info@shapingsf.org question] about San Francisco history.
If you would like to recommend a topic for a Themed Collection, ask a question about San Francisco history, or comment on this project, please [mailto:info@shapingsf.org email us!]

Latest revision as of 20:00, 15 January 2009

There are four ways to explore the articles in FoundSF. You can use the search bar at the right to look for terms of interest, click on the "Random Page" link at right to jump to a surprise article, check out the Categories to search by topic, or explore the themed collections featuring grouped articles of interest.

The Categories allow you to browse articles by:

  • Decade
  • Theme
  • Population
  • Neighborhood

We also invite you to contribute your own articles and help us with the ongoing project to improve the historical content on FoundSF. There are four types of articles in FoundSF: historical essays, primary sources, "I was there" accounts, and unfinished history. The essays, primary sources, and "I was there" accounts are all locked for editing. If you would like to contribute a primary material, we want to protect that story or source from community changes. However, if you are writing an article about a historic event and are open to community collaboration, we encourage you to create an "unfinished history" to which anyone can contribute.

You can also edit any unfinished history that already exists on FoundSF. To do so, you will need to create an account. You can find out more about how to contribute your own article and edit others in this help section.

If you would like to recommend a topic for a Themed Collection, ask a question about San Francisco history, or comment on this project, please email us!