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Your name, usually your first and last name connected without a space.

For example, Tim Berners-Lee's <nop>WikiName is TimBernersLee.

%X% Your name is also a potentially valid WikiWord when used within a topic. However the home pages of registered users on this site are stored in the *%USERSWEB%* web. When you sign your username in a topic, prefix it with =%USERSWEB%.= (including the dot). That is, write ==%USERSWEB%.%WIKINAME%== to link to %USERSWEB%.%WIKINAME%, your personal home page in the %USERSWEB% web. For convenience, your signature is also provided for copying and pasting when editing a topic.

%Y% Though rarely used in common practice, you can use the special ==%<nop>USERSWEB%== [[TWikiVariables][variable]] prefix for user names, for example, ==%<nop>USERSWEB%.%WIKINAME%==.
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%X% Your name is also a potentially valid WikiWord when used within a topic. However the home pages of registered users on this site are stored in the *%MAINWEB%* web. When you sign your username in a topic, prefix it with =%MAINWEB%.= (including the dot). That is, write ==%MAINWEB%.%WIKINAME%== to link to %MAINWEB%.%WIKINAME%, your personal home page in the %MAINWEB% web. For convenience, your signature is also provided for copying and pasting when editing a topic.
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%Y% Though rarely used in common practice, you can use the special ==%<nop>MAINWEB%== [[TWikiVariables][variable]] prefix for user names, for example, ==%<nop>MAINWEB%.%WIKINAME%==.
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Your name, usually your first and last name connected without a space.

For example, Tim Berners-Lee's <nop>WikiName is TimBernersLee.

%X% Your name is also a potentially valid WikiWord when used within a topic, however the home pages of registered users on this site are stored in the *%MAINWEB%* TWiki web. Prepend&nbsp; ==%MAINWEB%.== when you sign your username in a topic - write ==%MAINWEB%.%WIKINAME%== to link to %MAINWEB%.%WIKINAME%, your personal topic page in the %MAINWEB% TWiki web.  This will ensure that your personal topic page is linked to at it's location in the %MAINWEB% TWiki web.  For convenience, your signature is also provided to you for copying and pasting when editing a topic.

%Y% Though rarely used in common practice, you can use the special ==%<nop>MAINWEB%== [[TWikiVariables][variable]] to prepend to user names, for example, ==%<nop>MAINWEB%.%WIKINAME%==. 
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%H% The home pages of registered users on this site are stored in the *%MAINWEB%* web. Prepend&nbsp; ==%MAINWEB%.== when you sign your username in a topic - write ==%MAINWEB%.%USERNAME%== to link to %MAINWEB%.%USERNAME%.
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For example, Bill Clinton's <nop>WikiName is BillClinton.
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__Note:__ All users are in the %WIKITOOLNAME%.%MAINWEB% web. Prepend the "%MAINWEB%" name if you write a username in a topic, i.e. write =%MAINWEB%<nop>.TWikiGuest= to link to %MAINWEB%.TWikiGuest.
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