1. Openness: Anyone can read and edit it, when this person thinks should be edited.
2, Adding: One page in Wiki can reference other pages, even this page is not Wiki
3. Relevance: The current wiki structure and location can determine how much the content is opened and edited
4, comprehensiveness: many small irregularities will be able to provide opportunities to access the most information
5, universality: individuals and organizations are the same status or is authority, all people can edit
6, disclosure: use XML to allow anyone to call
7, unifiedness: Each topic is in the same height, can be on B in B, or B is directly jumped directly
8. Accuracy: The title of the page should be fully accurate to the maximum to avoid conflict with other titles, try to use representative nouns or adjectives.
9. Visibility: Anyone can observe the structure of Wiki internal activity anywhere
10, aggregation: The content referenced is similar or related information, which should appear in the nearest place
