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At the bottom of a page, you should find a category link, which will look like ''<nowiki>[[Category: Getting Started]]</nowiki>''. If a page is relevant to more than one category it might look something like ''<nowiki>[[Category:Getting Started|Contributing]]</nowiki>''. If you hover over the category statement (the real one, not this display dummy) you will see that each of those categories is a link to another page. On that page, you will find a listing of related pages.

At the bottom of a page, you should find a category link, which will look like [[Category: Getting Started]]. If a page is relevant to more than one category it might look something like [[Category:Getting Started|Contributing]]. If you hover over the category statement (the real one, not this display dummy) you will see that each of those categories is a link to another page. On that page, you will find a listing of related pages.

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	At the bottom of a page you should find a category link, which will look like ''<nowiki>[[Category:Getting Started]]</nowiki>''. If a page is relevant to more than one category it might look something like ''<nowiki>[[Category:Getting Started\|Contributing]]</nowiki>''. If you hover over the category statement (the real one, not this display dummy) you will see that each of those categories is a link to another page. On that page you will find a listing of related pages.		At the bottom of a page, you should find a category link, which will look like ''<nowiki>[[Category: Getting Started]]</nowiki>''. If a page is relevant to more than one category it might look something like ''<nowiki>[[Category:Getting Started\|Contributing]]</nowiki>''. If you hover over the category statement (the real one, not this display dummy) you will see that each of those categories is a link to another page. On that page, you will find a listing of related pages.