Wiki markup

Every topic page opens with a category badge and a metadata block. The metadata block drives status display, author attribution, and version tracking.

<WRAP catbadge>General Topics</WRAP>

====== Topic title ======

<WRAP meta>
lead-authors: Firstname Lastname
contributors: Firstname Lastname
reviewers: Firstname Lastname
version: 1.0
updated: 25 March 2026
sensitivity: Low
ai-use: Content creation · Drafting · Claude Sonnet 4 (Anthropic) · Reviewed by: Firstname Lastname
status: in-review
</WRAP>

Status values: published · approved · in-review · draft · planned · backlog

The intro panel defines the topic. The insight block is invisible on the page but feeds the start page topic card.

<WRAP intro>
One paragraph. Every sentence must be specific to this topic.
</WRAP>

<WRAP insight>
One sentence, 120–160 characters, plain text only. No links, no markup.
</WRAP>

The insight block should read as a hook for a reader who has not yet decided to open the page, not as a summary of the intro. Plain text only: no wiki links, no footnotes, no markup.

Use <WRAP callout> for a highlighted key insight within a section. Use <WRAP box> for supplementary information that sits alongside the main text.

<WRAP callout>
One sentence capturing the most important takeaway. Maximum 30 words.
</WRAP>

<WRAP box>
**Box title**

Supporting content, examples, or definitions that are useful but not essential to the main argument.
</WRAP>

Caption goes below the image, separated by a line break. Figure numbers are assigned automatically; use any placeholder number in the markup.

<WRAP figure>
{{image.webp?700|Alt text describing the image}}

**Figure 1.** Caption title.\\
//Extended description. Source: Author (Year).((Full APA reference.))//
</WRAP>

Image format: upload at 1400px wide. Use WebP for photographs and diagrams, PNG for screenshots and transparent images.

Table captions go above the table. Use <WRAP tablecap> for the caption.

<WRAP tablecap>
**Table 1.** Caption title.\\
//Source: Author (Year).((Full APA reference.))//
</WRAP>

^ Column heading ^ Column heading ^
| data | data |
| data | data |

Include a source line only where there is a single authoritative source for the table as a whole. Do not add source lines for tables that synthesise content already cited within the cells. Figure and table numbers are assigned independently and automatically; the number in the markup is a placeholder.

Each perspective subsection should include one to three case examples. Use <WRAP case> for each.

<WRAP case>
**Country or region · Timescale**

Description of the case. Two to four sentences. Cite sources inline.((Full APA reference.))
</WRAP>

The Distinctions and overlaps section uses <WRAP distinction> for each entry.

<WRAP distinction>
**Term vs. term**

Explanation of how the two concepts differ, and where they overlap.
</WRAP>

References are added as inline footnotes. The References section heading and list are generated automatically; do not add them manually.

This is a claim that needs a source.((Author, A. (Year). Title of work. Publisher. https://doi.org/xxxxx))

Use APA 7th edition. Include a DOI or stable URL where available. Verify all sources before submitting.

Related topics are written as direct DokuWiki links, not tag plugin syntax. Include 3–12 topics where the connection is substantive.

[[topics:resilience|Resilience]] · [[topics:markets|Markets]] · [[topics:flexibility_markets|Flexibility Markets]]

The full list of topic slugs is available from the start page.

Upload images via the media manager. Use descriptive filenames in lowercase with hyphens: smart-grid-overview.webp, not IMG_4521.jpg. Always confirm the image licence permits use before uploading, and record the source and licence in the Attributions page.