Public Information[edit]

The following information is shown on the page of your village. They have an informational purpose for visitors of your village page and It will be shown within a info-box, its purpose is to inform visitors of your village page. Please fill in all the information you'd like to provide. Note that all fields can be accessed by visitors, web-archives and search-engines requesting pages from the wiki.

Exact Name
	This is tht name of your village. You can make a logo in WHY2025 style at the design generator.
Website(s)
	You can put links to websites describing your village into this box. If you have multiple URLs, you can just separete them by a comma (",") which will allow the wiki to parse them properly.
Official contact
	You can provide some information here, how a person might contact you in case of interest or questions. For example a mail address, website, IRC-Channel, (DECT) phone number and/or the name of a specific member. Please do not try to create a link to a user page, as this will result in a broken village page.
Short description.
	Place a short description about your village into this field. For detailed information use the Free Text field below. Please do not use any wiki-code except line breaks or lists within this field.
Select related villages	Village:EMF
	If your village is related to other villages, select them here. Only existing villages can be selected, so you might want to amend this field after a related village did register. When villages are placed on the fields we will try to place you close to the villages in this list.
Part of a Cluster
	If your village is part of a cluster, please select it here.
Interests
	Add interests that villagers in this village have / and to describe your village. You might want to use interests provided via autocompletion or add new interests that do not yet exist along the wiki. Hint: It is normally wise to use interests that other villages share rather then creating new, unique keywords. Unique interests will only be shown on your village but filtered on other pages.
Open to newcomers	YesNo
	When selecting yes in this field you indicate that your Village is open to newcomers to WHY2025 who might have no previous hackercamp experience. Please make sure there is contact information available for those people to contact you.
Provides location for sessions	No
	Selecting yes or maybe in this field will add your village to the list of self-organized-session / workshop locations. This will allow you and other people to add and schedule sessions that will show up within the session calendar.
Preferred Location (GPS coordinate) Be aware that the map indicates a _desired_ location of the cluster, which might be moved elsewhere (you will be informed if contact details are available). No "address translation" needed.	Calculate coordinates using address
MapObjectHandle
	To be filled in by Team:Villages

Orga information[edit]

The orga-information is used to help persons from different teams to organize everything necessery to help villages to develop. This information is not shown on your villages wiki-page directly, but can be read by any visitor accessing the wiki using the View source button. It also can be edited by all users.

Your main Village Page[edit]

Put the detailed description for the village into this field. This will show up as the content of the village page:

A group of those visiting from the UK (primarily North West England) but anyone is welcome! Social space to include a gazebo, fairy lights. a speaker, and villagers' furniture. Location suggested above may change but need proximity to thoroughfare for TrakTrike. The awesome lists and tips below are borrowed from [[Village:TechInc]]: <blockquote> =for participants= ===things that would be nice to have at our village:=== * things that provide shade (very important), such as tarps * a speaker for chill beats * some chairs * all the flags!!! * enough extension cords and stekkerblokken, preferably meant for outdoor use * a few outdoor-proof lights, for practical use or for aesthetics and vibes. ===pro tips for surviving hackercamps=== * earplugs for sleeping are a must * shade is everything * blinkenlights everywhere * use glowsticks on tent wires to prevent accidents in the dark * if a talk you want to attend is full or you're running late, you can watch them live at streaming.media.ccc.de. remember to check the foodcourt page for current info on guaranteed food-for-money sources at camp https://wiki.why2025.org/Team:Foodcourt of course, there are many other ways to acquire food at camp, but they typically require a bit more elbow grease and good timing. </blockquote> TrakTike needs about 800W to charge.

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