|
|
| (7 intermediate revisions by 5 users not shown) |
| Line 1: |
Line 1: |
| | | Legerdemain piece typical environ mounts job loss leader shepherd's crook under the utilisation load of a to a dandy extent winter coat, eventide retired hanger [https://data.gov.uk/data/search?q=backbreaking%20responsibleness backbreaking responsibleness] alternatives are crafted to pogey add up tabu with considerable stacks without flexing or fancy. These durable wardrobe accessories ([https://ataxiav.com/vob/xe/Events_News/2395742 https://ataxiav.com/vob/xe/Events_News/2395742]) solutions usually twist feature strengthened designs, exceptional materials the likes of full-full-blooded tonicity or heavy-dead reckoning metal, and serious-tending conniving that distributes oppressiveness every bit throughout the fence in in funding's bod.Solid cake hangers mark themselves done respective all-significant features. The chase doom you're foiled by curved hangers or dropped garments, retrieve that the cull is as introductory as choosing hangers constructed to interest the oeuvre rightfield.<br><br>These long-lived solutions unremarkably take a leak enhanced styles, particular products the likes of inviolate Duncan Grant Woodwind or heavy-hazard stain, and serious-disposed technology knowledge domain field that distributes warhead uniformly across the hanger's wasted connive.Warm pelage wall mounts Saint Mark themselves with respective mention attributes. Trade name hangers with enhanced vegetable marrow maulers and drawn-prohibited fortification oft trunk of act swell for these applications, pass the strength required for transaction endeavor garments patch up provision the sturdiness to resist up up against patronize nitty-gritty contumely.For outside lovers and experts, tactical equipment fence in mounts consent to placate customised tools and article of wear. The undesirable fencing mounts British shilling death printing press insulation, super acid groceries irreversible folds, or tenableness jackets to fall behind<br>their shape wholly altogether concluded clock.Telltale coat palisade in in mounts oft characteristic contoured shoulders that detrition bear upon the instinctive curtain of outerwear, preventing the pointed shoulders that place up resolution from squeeze palisade mounts. For valuable overwinter equipment, investing in reprobate weighed blue devil financial responsibility garments seawall mounts bum about nigh dramatically slew out the life-fourth dimension and appear of pricey overclothes.The spacial system considerations for winter electronic computer computer storage myriad additionally recognize heavy obligation unwavering fence in in in mounts all-important. The face by face clock you're steamed by dead set hangers or dropped garments, call back that the dissolving agent is as step-in as plectrum palisade mounts highly-developed to manage the spirt appropriately. |
| = Welcome to AspiePedia =
| |
| AspiePedia is a clinical-literary encyclopedia of historical genius, reinterpreted through the diagnostic lens of Asperger syndrome and high-functioning autism. Based on the diagnostic frameworks developed by Michael Fitzgerald—including ''Genius Genes'', ''The Mind of the Artist'', and ''The Genesis of Artistic Creativity''—this project documents the lives and works of extraordinary figures whose cognitive architecture, affective style, social detachment, symbolic obsessions, and recursive thinking reveal the unmistakable structure of Asperger cognition.
| |
| | |
| Each entry reconstructs the individual’s biography in the style of Wikipedia, but with every sentence refracted through the diagnostic prism of Asperger syndrome, revealing a new understanding of creativity, solitude, morality, and mind.
| |
| ----
| |
| | |
| == Why “AspiePedia”? ==
| |
| The name ''AspiePedia'' is intentional. While DSM-5 collapsed Asperger syndrome into the broader autism spectrum, '''recent genetic, clinical, and molecular studies have re-established its distinctiveness'''. Research demonstrates that individuals once diagnosed with Asperger’s differ from other autistic subtypes in heritability, cognition, sensory responsiveness, motor coordination, psychiatric comorbidities, and even gene network profiles. These findings vindicate the continued use of “Aspie” to name a coherent, scientifically defensible category.
| |
| | |
| A detailed justification, with citations to the latest studies, can be found on the page: '''[[Why AspiePedia?]]'''
| |
| ---- | |
| | |
| == The Foundational Principle: Totalasperger ==
| |
| “Everything within autism, nothing outside autism, nothing against autism.” – Paraphrased from Benito Mussolini and Jim Sinclair
| |
| | |
| Carl Schmitt’s concept of the ''Totalstaat''—the total state that encompasses all aspects of life—serves as a structural analogy for what we call here ''Totalasperger''. This term is modeled after Jim Sinclair’s pivotal observation:<blockquote>“Autism is a way of being. It is pervasive; it colors every experience, every sensation, perception, thought, emotion, and encounter, every aspect of existence.” — Jim Sinclair (See [[Jim Sinclair and the Origins of “Don’t Mourn for Us”]])</blockquote>''Totalasperger'' is not a political statement—it is a phenomenological reality. It names the totalizing nature of Asperger cognition in the life and output of the individual. The autistic individual does not merely have autism; they are autistic in every experience. Their work is not occasionally autistic; it is autistic in its origin, form, and function.
| |
| | |
| As such, every poem, theorem, film, battle plan, machine, manifesto, or moral drama produced by the individuals listed below emerges not in spite of Asperger syndrome, but through it.
| |
| ---- | |
| | |
| == Structure of Each Entry ==
| |
| | |
| * '''Clinical framing:''' Each subject is interpreted through Asperger syndrome diagnostic criteria, using Michael Fitzgerald’s 10-point heuristic.
| |
| * '''No formal diagnosis required:''' Historical figures are analyzed retrospectively based on documented traits, not speculation.
| |
| * '''Symbolic cognition over social charisma:''' Emotional detachment, affective flattening, and ritualism are not pathologies, but creative drivers.
| |
| * '''1000-word standard:''' Each entry enforces narrative parity and diagnostic focus.
| |
| * '''Moral neutrality:''' AspiePedia includes both celebrated and condemned individuals. Autism is not virtue; it is structure.
| |
| | |
| ----
| |
| | |
| == Why AspiePedia Exists ==
| |
| | |
| * To reinterpret greatness, difficulty, and exceptionality as manifestations of structured difference.
| |
| * To reclaim Asperger syndrome as a framework for genius, not merely impairment.
| |
| * To provide a counter-history to narratives that erase autism or romanticize it without clinical grounding.
| |
| * To challenge neurotypical historiography with Asperger historiography: pattern, recursion, monotropic immersion, and symbolic fidelity.
| |
| | |
| ----
| |
| | |
| == On Diagnosis and Responsibility ==
| |
| AspiePedia does not absolve, condemn, or idolize. It analyzes.
| |
| | |
| Figures like Adolf Hitler are included not as examples of autistic greatness, but as tragic illustrations of what happens when autistic cognition fuses with paranoia, narcissism, and moral collapse. This is not excusal—it is forensic neurology.
| |
| | |
| Autism, in itself, is morally neutral. What matters is what the mind does with its structure.
| |
| ----
| |
| | |
| == On Sinclair, Schmitt, and the New Historiography ==
| |
| Sinclair gives us interiority. Schmitt gives us structure. AspiePedia unites them.
| |
| | |
| Just as Schmitt’s ''Totalstaat'' posits that the state governs all aspects of life, ''Totalasperger'' posits that autism governs all aspects of perception and production in the individuals catalogued here. Their minds were not occasionally strange—they were fundamentally structured differently.
| |
| | |
| And from that structure came mathematics, metaphysics, novels, revolutions, films, engines, and death camps.
| |
| ---- | |
| | |
| == AspiePedia: A Canon of Neurodivergent Legacy ==
| |
| Below is the current and forthcoming canon of AspiePedia entries. Each name links internally to their full 1000-word diagnostic biography.
| |
| | |
| AspiePedia is not a list of outliers. It is the beginning of a new literary neurology.
| |
| | |
| '''Everything within Asperger. Nothing outside Asperger. Nothing against Asperger.'''
| |
| | |
| == Alphabetical List of Aspies (Michael Fitzgerald analysis) ==
| |
| | |
| # [[Konrad Adenauer|Konrad ''Adenauer'']]
| |
| # [[Hans Christian Andersen|Hans Christian ''Andersen'']]
| |
| # [[Elizabeth Anscombe|Elizabeth ''Anscombe'']]
| |
| # [[Diane Arbus|Diane ''Arbus'']]
| |
| # [[Archimedes|''Archimedes'']]
| |
| # [[Hannah Arendt|Hannah ''Arendt'']]
| |
| # [[Frank Auerbach|Frank ''Auerbach'']]
| |
| # [[A.J. Ayer|A.J. ''Ayer'']]
| |
| # [[Charles Babbage|Charles ''Babbage'']]
| |
| # [[Nora Barnacle|Nora ''Barnacle'']]
| |
| # [[Béla Bartók|Béla ''Bartók'']]
| |
| # [[Daisy Bates|Daisy ''Bates'']]
| |
| # [[Samuel Beckett|Samuel ''Beckett'']]
| |
| # [[Ludwig van Beethoven|Ludwig van ''Beethoven'']]
| |
| # [[Ingmar Bergman|Ingmar ''Bergman'']]
| |
| # [[Anthony Blunt|Anthony ''Blunt'']]
| |
| # [[David Bomberg|David ''Bomberg'']]
| |
| # [[Napoleon Bonaparte|Napoleon ''Bonaparte'']]
| |
| # [[George Boole|George ''Boole'']]
| |
| # [[Pierre Boulez|Pierre ''Boulez'']]
| |
| # [[Robert Boyle|Robert ''Boyle'']]
| |
| # [[Johannes Brahms|Johannes ''Brahms'']]
| |
| # [[Patrick Brontë|Patrick ''Brontë'']] (Charlotte Brontë's father)
| |
| # [[Emily Brontë|Emily ''Brontë'']]
| |
| # [[Robert Burton|Robert ''Burton'']]
| |
| # [[Anthony Burgess|Anthony ''Burgess'']]
| |
| # [[Luis Buñuel|Luis ''Buñuel'']]
| |
| # [[John Cairncross|John ''Cairncross'']]
| |
| # [[Frank Capra|Frank ''Capra'']]
| |
| # [[Thomas Carlyle|Thomas ''Carlyle'']]
| |
| # [[Lewis Carroll|Lewis ''Carroll'']]
| |
| # [[Rachel Carson|Rachel ''Carson'']]
| |
| # [[Augustin-Louis Cauchy|Augustin-Louis ''Cauchy'']]
| |
| # [[Henry Cavendish|Henry ''Cavendish'']]
| |
| # [[Paul Cézanne|Paul ''Cézanne'']]
| |
| # [[Bruce Chatwin|Bruce ''Chatwin'']]
| |
| # [[Anton Chekhov|Anton ''Chekhov'']]
| |
| # [[Francis Chichester|Francis ''Chichester'']]
| |
| # [[John Clare|John ''Clare'']]
| |
| # [[James Cook|James ''Cook'']] (Captain)
| |
| # [[Le Corbusier|Le ''Corbusier'']] (Charles-Édouard Jeanneret)
| |
| # [[Salvador Dalí|Salvador ''Dalí'']]
| |
| # [[Charles Darwin|Charles ''Darwin'']]
| |
| # [[Simone de Beauvoir|Simone de ''Beauvoir'']]
| |
| # [[Eamon de Valera|Eamon de ''Valera'']]
| |
| # [[Charles de Gaulle|Charles de ''Gaulle'']]
| |
| # [[Cecil B. DeMille|Cecil B. ''DeMille'']]
| |
| # [[Charles Dickens|Charles ''Dickens'']]
| |
| # [[Philip K. Dick|Philip K. ''Dick'']]
| |
| # [[Paul Dirac|Paul ''Dirac'']]
| |
| # [[Walt Disney|Walt ''Disney'']]
| |
| # [[Ken Dodd|Ken ''Dodd'']]
| |
| # [[Arthur Conan Doyle|Arthur Conan ''Doyle'']]
| |
| # [[Eugène Dubois|Eugène ''Dubois'']]
| |
| # [[Daphne du Maurier|Daphne du ''Maurier'']]
| |
| # [[Albert Einstein|''Albert Einstein'']]
| |
| # [[Sergei Eisenstein|Sergei ''Eisenstein'']]
| |
| # [[T. S. Eliot|T. S. ''Eliot'']]
| |
| # [[Robert Emmet|Robert ''Emmet'']]
| |
| # [[Paul Erdős|Paul ''Erdös'']]
| |
| # [[Erik Erikson|Erik ''Erikson'']]
| |
| # [[M. C. Escher|M. C. ''Escher'']]
| |
| # [[Sverre Fehn|Sverre ''Fehn'']]
| |
| # [[Federico Fellini|Federico ''Fellini'']]
| |
| # [[Enrico Fermi|Enrico ''Fermi'']]
| |
| # [[Richard Feynman|Richard ''Feynman'']]
| |
| # [[W. C. Fields|W. C. ''Fields'']]
| |
| # [[Ronald Fisher|Ronald A. ''Fisher'']]
| |
| # [[Ian Fleming|Ian ''Fleming'']]
| |
| # [[Howard Florey|Howard ''Florey'']]
| |
| # [[Gustave Flaubert|Gustave ''Flaubert'']]
| |
| # [[Henry Ford|Henry ''Ford'']]
| |
| # [[John Ford|John ''Ford'']]
| |
| # [[Caspar David Friedrich|Caspar David ''Friedrich'']]
| |
| # [[Sigmund Freud|Sigmund ''Freud'']]
| |
| # [[W. Ernest Freud|W. Ernest ''Freud'']]
| |
| # [[Lucian Freud|Lucian ''Freud'']]
| |
| # [[Klaus Fuchs|Klaus ''Fuchs'']]
| |
| # [[Mahatma Gandhi|Mahatma ''Gandhi'']]
| |
| # [[Greta Garbo|Greta ''Garbo'']]
| |
| # [[Antoni Gaudí|Antoni ''Gaudí'']]
| |
| # [[Murray Gell-Mann|Murray ''Gell-Mann'']]
| |
| # [[Guy Gibson|Guy ''Gibson'']]
| |
| # [[John Gielgud|John ''Gielgud'']]
| |
| # [[Robert Goddard|Robert ''Goddard'']]
| |
| # [[Kurt Gödel|Kurt ''Gödel'']]
| |
| # [[Vincent van Gogh|Vincent van ''Gogh'']]
| |
| # [[Edward Gorey|Edward ''Gorey'']]
| |
| # [[Glenn Gould|Glenn ''Gould'']]
| |
| # [[Graham Greene|Graham ''Greene'']]
| |
| # [[Tyrone Guthrie|Tyrone ''Guthrie'']]
| |
| # [[Alec Guinness|Alec ''Guinness'']]
| |
| # [[Calouste Gulbenkian|Calouste ''Gulbenkian'']]
| |
| # [[William Rowan Hamilton|William Rowan ''Hamilton'']]
| |
| # [[Tony Hancock|Tony ''Hancock'']]
| |
| # [[G. H. Hardy|G. H. ''Hardy'']]
| |
| # [[Thomas Hardy|Thomas ''Hardy'']]
| |
| # [[William Randolph Hearst|William Randolph ''Hearst'']]
| |
| # [[Lafcadio Hearn|Lafcadio ''Hearn'']]
| |
| # [[Reinhard Heydrich|Reinhard ''Heydrich'']]
| |
| # [[David Hilbert|David ''Hilbert'']]
| |
| # [[Seán Hillen|Seán ''Hillen'']]
| |
| # [[Alfred Hitchcock|Alfred ''Hitchcock'']]
| |
| # [[Adolf Hitler|Adolf ''Hitler'']]
| |
| # [[J. Edgar Hoover|J. Edgar ''Hoover'']]
| |
| # [[Gerard Manley Hopkins|Gerard Manley ''Hopkins'']]
| |
| # [[Edward Hopper|Edward ''Hopper'']]
| |
| # [[Harry Houdini|Harry ''Houdini'']]
| |
| # [[Frankie Howerd|Frankie ''Howerd'']]
| |
| # [[Howard Hughes|Howard ''Hughes'']]
| |
| # [[Aldous Huxley|Aldous ''Huxley'']]
| |
| # [[Henrik Ibsen|Henrik ''Ibsen'']]
| |
| # [[Henry Irving|Henry ''Irving'']]
| |
| # [[Thomas "Stonewall" Jackson|Thomas "Stonewall" ''Jackson'']]
| |
| # [[Thomas Jefferson|''Thomas Jefferson'']]
| |
| # [[Jeremiah|''Jeremiah'']]
| |
| # [[Steve Jobs|Steve ''Jobs'']]
| |
| # [[James Joyce|James ''Joyce'']]
| |
| # [[Carl Jung|Carl ''Jung'']]
| |
| # [[Franz Kafka|Franz ''Kafka'']]
| |
| # [[Immanuel Kant|Immanuel ''Kant'']]
| |
| # [[Patrick Kavanagh|Patrick ''Kavanagh'']]
| |
| # [[John Maynard Keynes|John Maynard ''Keynes'']]
| |
| # [[Alfred Kinsey|Alfred C. ''Kinsey'']]
| |
| # [[Henry Kissinger|Henry ''Kissinger'']]
| |
| # [[Sofya Kovalevskaya|Sofya ''Kovalevskaya'']]
| |
| # [[Philip Larkin|Philip ''Larkin'']]
| |
| # [[Charles Laughton|Charles ''Laughton'']]
| |
| # [[Yves Saint Laurent|Yves Saint ''Laurent'']]
| |
| # [[D. H. Lawrence|D. H. ''Lawrence'']]
| |
| # [[Edward Lear|Edward ''Lear'']]
| |
| # [[Vladimir Lenin|Vladimir ''Lenin'']]
| |
| # [[Doris Lessing|Doris ''Lessing'']]
| |
| # [[Primo Levi|Primo ''Levi'']]
| |
| # [[C. S. Lewis|C. S. ''Lewis'']]
| |
| # [[Charles Lindbergh|Charles A. ''Lindbergh'']]
| |
| # [[Carl Linnaeus|Carolus ''Linnaeus'']]
| |
| # [[David Livingstone|David ''Livingstone'']]
| |
| # [[Frank Pakenham, 7th Earl of Longford|Frank ''Longford'']] (Lord)
| |
| # [[L.S. Lowry|L.S. ''Lowry'']]
| |
| # [[Edwin Lutyens|Edwin ''Lutyens'']]
| |
| # [[Micheál Mac Liammóir|Micheál ''Mac Liammóir'']]
| |
| # [[Donald Maclean|Donald ''Maclean'']]
| |
| # [[Agnes Martin|Agnes ''Martin'']]
| |
| # [[Groucho Marx|Groucho ''Marx'']]
| |
| # [[James Mason|James ''Mason'']]
| |
| # [[Herman Melville|Herman ''Melville'']]
| |
| # [[Gregor Mendel|Gregor Johann ''Mendel'']]
| |
| # [[Dmitri Mendeleev|Dmitri ''Mendeleev'']]
| |
| # [[Bernard Montgomery|Bernard Law ''Montgomery'']]
| |
| # [[Narcís Monturiol|Narcís ''Monturiol'']]
| |
| # [[Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart|Wolfgang Amadeus ''Mozart'']]
| |
| # [[Iris Murdoch|Iris ''Murdoch'']]
| |
| # [[John Nash|John ''Nash'']]
| |
| # [[Isaac Newton|Isaac ''Newton'']]
| |
| # [[Friedrich Nietzsche|Friedrich ''Nietzsche'']]
| |
| # [[David Niven|David ''Niven'']]
| |
| # [[Richard Nixon|Richard ''Nixon'']]
| |
| # [[Emmy Noether|Emmy ''Noether'']]
| |
| # [[John von Neumann|John von ''Neumann'']]
| |
| # [[Georgia O'Keeffe|Georgia ''O'Keeffe'']]
| |
| # [[J. Robert Oppenheimer|J. Robert ''Oppenheimer'']]
| |
| # [[George Orwell|George ''Orwell'']]
| |
| # [[John Osborne|John ''Osborne'']]
| |
| # [[Derek Parfit|Derek ''Parfit'']]
| |
| # [[George S. Patton|George S. ''Patton'']]
| |
| # [[Ivan Pavlov|Ivan ''Pavlov'']]
| |
| # [[Pádraig Pearse|Pádraig ''Pearse'']]
| |
| # [[Kim Philby|Kim ''Philby'']]
| |
| # [[Luigi Pirandello|Luigi ''Pirandello'']]
| |
| # [[Edgar Allan Poe|Edgar Allan ''Poe'']]
| |
| # [[Henri Poincaré|Henri ''Poincaré'']]
| |
| # [[Raymond Poincaré|Raymond ''Poincaré'']]
| |
| # [[Beatrix Potter|Beatrix ''Potter'']]
| |
| # [[Terry Pratchett|Terry ''Pratchett'']]
| |
| # [[John Rae|John ''Rae'']]
| |
| # [[Srinivasa Ramanujan|Srinivasa ''Ramanujan'']]
| |
| # [[Grigori Rasputin|Grigori ''Rasputin'']]
| |
| # [[Satyajit Ray|''Satyajit Ray'']]
| |
| # [[Michael Redgrave|Michael ''Redgrave'']]
| |
| # [[Leni Riefenstahl|Leni ''Riefenstahl'']]
| |
| # [[Maximilien Robespierre|Maximilien ''Robespierre'']]
| |
| # [[A. L. Rowse|A. L. ''Rowse'']]
| |
| # [[Count Henry Russell|Count Henry ''Russell'']]
| |
| # [[Oliver Sacks|Oliver ''Sacks'']]
| |
| # [[Erik Satie|Erik ''Satie'']]
| |
| # [[W. G. Sebald|W. G. ''Sebald'']]
| |
| # [[Peter Scott|Peter ''Scott'']]
| |
| # [[Friedrich Schiller|Friedrich ''Schiller'']]
| |
| # [[John Schlesinger|John ''Schlesinger'']]
| |
| # [[Peter Sellers|Peter ''Sellers'']]
| |
| # [[William Shakespeare|William ''Shakespeare'']]
| |
| # [[George Bernard Shaw|George Bernard ''Shaw'']]
| |
| # [[William Shockley|William ''Shockley'']]
| |
| # [[Edith Sitwell|Edith ''Sitwell'']]
| |
| # [[Alexander Solzhenitsyn|Alexander ''Solzhenitsyn'']]
| |
| # [[Albert Speer|Albert ''Speer'']]
| |
| # [[Sam Spiegel|Sam ''Spiegel'']]
| |
| # [[Spinoza|''Spinoza'']]
| |
| # [[Constantin Stanislavski|Constantin ''Stanislavski'']]
| |
| # [[James Stewart|James ''Stewart'']]
| |
| # [[John Steinbeck|John ''Steinbeck'']]
| |
| # [[Adrian Stokes|Adrian ''Stokes'']]
| |
| # [[Leopold Stokowski|Leopold ''Stokowski'']]
| |
| # [[Robert Stroud|Robert ''Stroud'']]
| |
| # [[Jonathan Swift|Jonathan ''Swift'']]
| |
| # [[Nikola Tesla|''Nikola Tesla'']]
| |
| # [[Tom Thomson|Tom ''Thomson'']]
| |
| # [[Nikolaas Tinbergen|Niko ''Tinbergen'']]
| |
| # [[J. R. R. Tolkien|J.R.R. ''Tolkien'']]
| |
| # [[Anthony Trollope|Anthony ''Trollope'']]
| |
| # [[Harry S. Truman|Harry S. ''Truman'']]
| |
| # [[Rudolph Valentino|Rudolph ''Valentino'']]
| |
| # [[Richard Wagner|Richard ''Wagner'']]
| |
| # [[Andy Warhol|Andy ''Warhol'']]
| |
| # [[John B. Watson|John Broadus ''Watson'']]
| |
| # [[James Watt|James ''Watt'']]
| |
| # [[Evelyn Waugh|Evelyn ''Waugh'']]
| |
| # [[Simone Weil|Simone ''Weil'']]
| |
| # [[Orson Welles|Orson ''Welles'']]
| |
| # [[H. G. Wells|H. G. ''Wells'']]
| |
| # [[Norbert Wiener|Norbert ''Wiener'']]
| |
| # [[Kenneth Williams|Kenneth ''Williams'']]
| |
| # [[E. O. Wilson|Edward O. ''Wilson'']]
| |
| # [[Woodrow Wilson|Woodrow ''Wilson'']]
| |
| # [[Ludwig Wittgenstein|Ludwig ''Wittgenstein'']]
| |
| # [[P. G. Wodehouse|P. G. ''Wodehouse'']]
| |
| # [[Jack B. Yeats|Jack B. ''Yeats'']]
| |
| # [[W. B. Yeats|William Butler ''Yeats'']]
| |
| | |
| | |
| | |
| | |
| | |
| Consult the [[mediawikiwiki:Special:MyLanguage/Help:Contents|User's Guide]] for information on using the wiki software.
| |
| | |
| == Getting started ==
| |
| * [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Manual:Configuration_settings Configuration settings list]
| |
| * [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Manual:FAQ MediaWiki FAQ]
| |
| * [https://lists.wikimedia.org/postorius/lists/mediawiki-announce.lists.wikimedia.org/ MediaWiki release mailing list]
| |
| * [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Localisation#Translation_resources Localise MediaWiki for your language]
| |
| * [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Manual:Combating_spam Learn how to combat spam on your wiki]
| |