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   * [[Events:Index|Events]]: Information about DIY events, both past and future.   * [[Events:Index|Events]]: Information about DIY events, both past and future.
   * [[Builds:Index|Builds]]: Details on public DIY builds, from amplifiers to speakers.   * [[Builds:Index|Builds]]: Details on public DIY builds, from amplifiers to speakers.
-  * [[Design:Index|Design]]: A knowledge base of DIY audio design.+  * [[Design:Index|Design]]: A knowledge base of DIY audio design, also holds a glossary of tags for the forum.
   * [[Directory:Index|Directory]]: A Directory of wiki members, and notable people in the DIY Audio community.   * [[Directory:Index|Directory]]: A Directory of wiki members, and notable people in the DIY Audio community.
  
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 This wiki uses namespaces to help group everything, so your site links inside a namespace stay there. In order to escape the namespace, you can prepend a colon to the link. This wiki uses namespaces to help group everything, so your site links inside a namespace stay there. In order to escape the namespace, you can prepend a colon to the link.
  
 +**NAVIGATION**: Every wiki page must contain the navigation bar at the top for easy site movement. You can copy the one from the index page your page is under and paste at the top.
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