MediaWiki API result
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"comment": "Created page with \"Here\u2019s the same guide formatted in MediaWiki markup for use as a Wikipedia-style post: --- = MediaWiki Markup Guide = Here\u2019s a quick guide to the major MediaWiki markup syntax, broken down into easy-to-understand sections: == 1. Headings == * Use equal signs (`=`) around text to create headings. More equal signs create smaller subheadings: * `= Heading 1 =` * `== Heading 2 ==` * `=== Heading 3 ===` == 2. Bold and Italic Text == * Use multiple single quotes...\""
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"comment": "Created page with \"== Agile == '''Agile''' is a project management principle focused on completing projects efficiently through continuous delivery and early access. This approach enables teams to gather feedback and adapt to rapid changes. Agile is most commonly applied in '''software development'''. === Key Agile Methodologies === Agile can be implemented in different ways, with the two most popular being '''Scrum''' and '''Kanban'''. Each approach supports Agile principles but differ...\""
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