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Directory Of Online Morris Dancers (DOOMD)

The Directory Of Online Morris Dancers (DOOMD) is a voluntary directory of morris dancers, musicians, and aficionados on the Internet. Listings are based solely on information supplied by the listed people.

The DOOMD was originally conceived and compiled by Rich Holmes, rsholmes@mailbox.syr.edu.

Editing or Creating Entries

This wiki is set up so that anyone can create an account. However, because of large amounts of spam created by bots, accounts must be verified in order to create and edit pages. If you are a person who is creating or editing information on behalf of a morris side, send me an email, to <fc #ff0000>jeff</fc> at the name of this domain (without the “wiki.” in front of it), telling me enough about you (such as which side(s) you are a member of, etc.) to verify that you are legitimately connected with a morris side.

To edit your information:

Log in. You will need to register for an account if you do not already have one. (Use the links in the upper right corner of the page.)
Send me an email, to <fc #ff0000>jeff</fc> at the name of this domain (without the “wiki.” in front of it), asking for edit access.

Once I reply, letting you know that you have been granted access:

If there is no entry for you on this page (you're adding a new entry), click the “Edit this page” tab to add an entry in the appropriate section of the alphabet. (You can copy the format from the other listings.) Click the “Save” button at the bottom of the editing area. (You will need to answer a simple maths problem in order to save the page.)
Click on your name to go to its entry. If you are creating a new entry, your name will appear in red. If you are editing an existing entry, your name will appear in green.
Click the pencil icon (“Create/Edit this page”) at the right. (If you are creating a new page, DokuWiki should start you out with a template.) Edit the information as appropriate, and click “Save” below the editing area when you are finished. (You will need to answer a simple maths problem in order to save the page.)