We know many of you have expert knowledge about Microsoft Office Live Small Business services. This wiki invites you to share that expert knowledge with other customers.
We’re looking primarily for articles that illustrate how you successfully use Office Live Small Business (as well as mistakes to avoid) to enhance your business. Preferred are easy-to-read articles that include bulleted and/or numbered tips and steps, as well as images, if possible. As much as possible, please include links to Web pages that add further details or illustrate the point(s) you are making. Also, please use “tags” to categorize content appropriately on the wiki, for easier search by wiki users.
While Office Live Small Business employees and vendors serve as wiki site organizers and moderators, the information, questions, and experiences of visitors and contributors are critical to the wiki’s success. Please share with your fellow entrepreneurs your expertise, and respectfully encourage knowledge sharing, conversation, and comments to others in this community regarding any page you create.
If you have questions or comments about Office Live Small Business that are not related to an article, visit our Q&A section. Also, check out our Office Live Small Business blog, and feel free to comment on blog posts. And for tips and advice from the Office Live Small Business team, as well as expert advice on how to start, market, and manage a small business, see our Articles and Videos sections.
How to navigate the wiki
Our wiki is organized by tags for each article, with each having at least one “required tag” that you must specify when you create a new article. You can also add any tags that you want. The required tags appear right below any article being added or edited. When you add an article, you will be provided with the list of tags that are required, as well as an open box allowing you to create one or more optional tags for a piece of content.
There will be some articles that belong in several tags and should be cross-linked as necessary. So when you find something on the site that could also fit in another category, please add a tag.
How to contribute content
To contribute to this wiki, you must be a registered user of the Microsoft Office Live Small Business Community.
Get registered here. Your user name will be visible to all readers when you write new content or edit or comment on existing content. If you are an author of a wiki post, you may want to include your full name and place of business in your submission. Including your e-mail address is optional.
Our code of conduct covers most of what is acceptable and not acceptable in terms of submissions. Our moderators also reserve the right to edit or remove content because of technical inaccuracies, copyright infringement, blatant promotion, lack of relevance, or because the content does not comply with our code of conduct.
Your participation in and contribution to this wiki is subject to the following:
- The Code of Conduct for the Microsoft Office Live Small Business Community
- The Terms of Use for the Microsoft Office Live Small Business Community.
Microsoft is not able to verify the technical accuracy of your contributions. Please do not submit content you are unsure about or know to be technically inaccurate. Also, because Microsoft cannot verify the accuracy of all content in the wiki, visitors must use this content at their own risk.
See this page for details on how to contribute content.
Rewards and recognition
By sharing your expertise in the Office Live Small Business Wiki, as well as in other sections of our Community site, you gain recognition and visibility among your peers.
For more information on what we value and what you get from contributing, see this page.