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• IMPORTANT: syntax highlighting now uses different tags. Where you previously could write <csharp>, <javascript> or <boo>, you now have to write <syntaxhighlight lang="csharp">. The names used for each language have not changed. You can learn more about the syntax highlighter's features here.

• The spam filter has been tightened a bit. If the wiki refuses an edit because it says it's spam and you don't know why, please contact an administrator.

• It is possible to upload zip archives to the Unify wiki. We encourage you to provide a zipped copy of your script or shader when adding a new article, as this will help to avoid problems with various web browsers where garbage characters are introduced into text which is copied and pasted from these pages.

• The maximum file size for any uploaded file is now 512KB, and this includes images as well as zip files. Unfortunately, unityPackage files are not directly supported at present, as we have been unable to make MediaWiki recognise the unusually long filename extension. If you wish to add a unityPackage to the wiki, please zip it first.

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