Basic wiki syntax

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 * style="text-align:center; border-width: 0px 0px 0px 0px;"|When writing multiple paragraphs, it's best to have a few titles. The wiki software will also generate a table-of-contents if you have multiple titles in your article.
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It's also very useful for others to link to other articles relating to the article you are making/editing within your paragraphs.
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A 'dob' as it's commonly called is a newtonian telescope attached to a dobsonian mount. It's a compact design with a rotating base and a pivot point somewhere on the telescope tube. This combination of mount and telescope gives you the most aperture for a given budget. A 'dob' as it's commonly called is a newtonian telescope attached to a dobsonian mount. It's a compact design with a rotating base and a pivot point somewhere on the telescope tube. This combination of mount and telescope gives you the most aperture for a given budget.
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