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CEDI is a hierarchical database of pages and posts which is in many ways like a forum system, but presented in an encyclopaedic style, and designed to have a deep and extensible hierarchy. CEDI can also be configured to behave just like a wiki system, by linking pages purely by using hypertext links. It is a collaborative, community-driven tool for the organisation of media and information; unlike wikis it is capable of providing a well-organised structure, with flexible permissions to allow the staff complete control over how open the system will be.\n\nInformation is presented using [concept]Comcode[/concept] and the Comcode attachment system, meaning there is excellent support for rich media. CEDI is ideal for storing collaboratively/interactively extended information with a high organisational factor; the speed of which information can be added is also particularly advantageous. This pattern works very well for types of ad-hoc guide, especially community-driven ones.

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{1} has made a new post on the CEDI system. You may view it using the following link:\n[url="{2}"]{2}[/url]\n\nThe post is as follows:\n\n[quote="{1}"]{4}[/quote]

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<p>You must enter in a special syntax in order to define the child pages underneath this page.</p><ul><li style="margin-bottom: 1em">To add a new page, just type the title you wish for it on a line of its own.<br />The new page will be automatically created and assigned an ID.<br />If you return to this page you will see its ID presented here.</li><li>To link to an existing page it's easiest to select using the ID assistance tool below.<br /> But you can get more control by doing it manually:<ol><li>enter a new line with the ID number of an existing page<br />(you can find this from the URL),</li><li>then an exclamation mark,</li><li>then a title of your choice.</li></ol></li></ul>

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CEDI page: {1}

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Have you been doing <{CEDI maintenance}>?<span class="associated_details"> (alerts are e-mailed for new posts)</span>