See also http://www.wikicreole.org/wiki/Creole0.1TestCases

You can make things *bold* or //italic// or *//both//*.

Character formatting extends across line breaks: **bold,
this is still bold. This line deliberately does not end in star-star.

Not bold. Character formatting does not cross paragraph boundaries.

You can use InternalLinks or external Links, give the link a different name.

Here's another sentence: This Wisdom is taken from Ward Cunninghams Presentation at the Wikisym 06

Here's a external link without a description...
http://www.wikicreole.org

you can use this to draw a line to seperate the page

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you can format a adress by simply adding linebreaks

My contact dates:
Pone: xyz
Fax: +45
Mobile: abc

You can use lists, start it at the first column for now, please...

unnumbered lists are like

• item a
• item b
• *bold item c*

or you can number them

1. item a
2. item b
3. // italic item c //

up to five levels

• 1
  • 2
    • 3
      • 4
        • 5

you can use nowiki syntax if you would like do stuff like this

Guitar Chord C:

||---|---|---|
||-0-|---|---|
||---|-0-|---|
||---|---|-0-|
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or if you need that in a sentence like this.

*bold*
//italic//
*//bolditalic//*

A normal sentence. **A bold sentence
that continues in bold over a line break.** And another normal sentence.

A normal sentence. **A bold sentence that is not terminated by star-star, but is instead is terminated by a paragraph break.

A normal sentence.

A normal sentence. //An italic sentence
that continues in italic over a line break.// And another normal sentence.

A normal sentence. //An italic sentence that is not terminated by slash-slash, but is instead is terminated by a paragraph break.

A normal sentence.

Normal text preformatted text Normal text.

A block
of preformatted text

explicitlink

explicitlinkTitle

http://www.wikicreole.org

Wiki Creole Site

A horizontal rule follows

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This is an italic text.
This is a url: http://www.wikicreole.org.
This is what can go wrong:/this should be an italic text/.
How about /a link, like http://example.org, in italic/ text?
Formated fruits, for example:/apples/, oranges, pears ...