A WikiName is a word that follows the LinkPattern. WikiName""s are automatically hyperlinked, except when their name is the same as the current page title.

When a question mark appears after a WikiName then this means the page has not been defined yet. Then you have two options:
  * Click on the question mark, and you will be able to submit a definition for the page. Click on the Cancel button to get into the view mode of that page.
  * Click on the hyperlinked WikiName, which will get you into the view mode of that page. You will then be able to:
    * Click on the pagetitle to see which pages already refer to that WikiName.
    * Click on the "Describe this page" link to submit a definition for the page.
    * Choose one of the templates to start editing with.

If you don't want to see a WikiName hyperlinked you have several options:
  * Don't smash the words together, simply put spaces between them.
  * Use the C2:SixSingleQuotes sequences. E.g. <code C>Wiki'''''Page</code> will result in Wiki''''''Page.
  * Use a tilde (~) character in front of the name. E.g. <code C>WikiPage</code> will result in WikiPage.
  * Use the <code C><nowiki</code><code C>></code> tag. E.g. <code C><nowiki</code><code C>>WikiPage</nowiki></code> will result in <nowiki>WikiPage</nowiki>.

If you want to hyperlink the singular form of a WikiName that is in the plural form you have two options:
  * Use the C2:SixSingleQuotes sequence. E.g. <code C>WikiPage''''''s</code> will result in WikiPage''''''s.
  * Use the double quote. E.g. <code C>WikiPage""s</code> will result in WikiPage""s.

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A WikiName can appear in the bracketed form. For example: <code C>[[WikiPage|my wiki page]]</code> would result in [[WikiPage|my wiki page]] which is hyperlinked to WikiPage. This way of hyperlinking to WikiPage""s is a system option configured by the administrator of this site, so it might not work here.