While many web users are familiar, if not practiced, at adding comment posts to blogs and discussion forums, wiki-style content creation using Wetpaint Injected might be a new concept for visitors to your site.

Happily, educating your site membership about wiki editing need not be hard. The most important things to keep top of mind are:

• Establish clearly and enthusiastically that their contributions are wanted!
• Help channel your users to a relevant and resonant project where they can readily pitch in and add value.
  
• Let them know how to get started and provide them with access to help, should they need it.
  

Following are several examples of how Flixster.com has contextually explained Wetpaint Injected to its passionate users:

Flixster
What is a wiki? And why should I care? Flixster has done a great job of providing a compelling overview of their Wetpaint Injected wiki experience to enroll their passionate movie buffs in writing the fans' history of movies.	Flixster's Wiki Homepage "Welcome Mat"
Strong calls-to-action To reinforce the purpose and functionality of Wetpaint Injected, Flixster added overview text about the feature programmatically within their 190,000 actor detail pages.	In situ calls to action within Flixster actor detail pages
Help!!!!! In addition to posting a "welcome mat" on key index pages to onboard their users, Fixster has also invested in creating a centralized help area for frequently asked questions and experience definitions.	Flixster Wiki centralized help

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