Welcome to the Actuarial Outpost Wiki
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| This Actuarial Wiki is currently under construction. All members of our Actuarial Discussion Forum are welcome to edit our wiki. Just send Tom a PM and let him know that you'd like to contribute, and he will create your account for you. If you are not currently a member on the actuarial discussion forum, go to http://www.actuarialoutpost.com/register and join. Once a member, you can request to have wiki privileges. If you become a contributor to our wiki, you will be added to our Wiki Contributor group which receives a pin under their user name, and also gets extra privileges such as a larger avatar size.
You'll notice that many of the links that you click on are missing. Once you become a contributor, you can do internet searches on any of these terms and then fill in the blanks with as much useful information as you can find. Over the next few months, I (Tom) will be creating a structure for all of the actuarial exams, sections for each field of actuarial work, and sections pertaining to the many actuarial societies. If you are an actuary and would like to become a contributor, please send an e-mail to 'tom at actuarial outpost dot com' to receive an account that will allow you to edit the wiki.
So, where's this all going, you ask?
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| Currently, Tom is working on setting up the structure for Exam P, FM, and MLC/3, while Campbell is setting up the structure for exam 4/C. Tom is also setting up Latex to help display complex formulas, and will be adding a tutorial on how to use it. After that is done, Tom will be working on a "quick how to guide" on how to add information to the wiki, so everyone can be an expert. As we grow, we will also be adding a WYSIWYG, much like the editor that is used on the discussion forum. This will allow our members to cut and paste entire documents, without having to worry about adding wiki code.
We currently only have two authors, but we'd like to have more, and more importantly, we'd love to have you. Register for an ID on the discussion board, and private message Tom to let him know you'd like to help.
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