TwicI provides an easy-to-use but powerful way to write a list. Basically, just write a sequence of items, each starting on its own line and preceded by a hyphen (-). Items can run over multiple lines (as long as none of the lines start with a hyphen; a space followed by a hyphen is okay, though). Note that a list shouldn't contain any entirely blank lines; one of those will end the list and start a new one. For example: - Red - Green - Blue Poking things a bit (you'll need to look at the source to get the full effect): - First item - Second item - Third item (split over two lines) - Fourth item - with an internal line-starting hyphen - Fifth item (with _some_ *formatting* of the WikiText variety) -Sixth item (with none of the quite unnecessary leading whitespace) - Seventh item (with extra irrelevant whitespace) You can also write numbered lists, using hash signs (#): # First # Second # Third More excitingly, you can do nested lists in the obvious way (by putting several leading hyphens on an item): - Weird Fiction -- Speculative fiction --- Fantasy --- Science fiction ---- Space opera ---- Hard SF -- Horror - Mainstream You can even mix normal and numbered lists with wild abandon (although the management will not be held responsible for any consequences): - Alpha - Beta -# Beta Une -# Beta Deux -# Beta Trois - Gamma -- Gamma Left -# Gamma Right - Delta TwicI also supports another kind of list, a WikiTaggedList. CategoryWiki