My name is Jeffrey Honeycutt (JWHoneycutt) and I am new to TiddlyWiki. 

As a Newbie, all of TiddlyWiki (TW5) has been a pleasure and a struggle.


I see tremendous potential in software that is web-based, works when not 
connected to the web, and is OS platform and mobile environment independent.


*I have a million questions* - and the resources provided often assume a 
familiarity with programming suitable for developers, or a degree of 
understanding beyond me for the time being. I am a physician and an 
Informatics guy, and I just want to make a really useful wiki.


I have created a few basic wikis, including one called Test Wiki which is 
creating a documentation trail as I learn. I want to openly share it with 
this group. 

I created a host location on http://jwhoneycutt.tiddlyspot.com/ but it does 
not look and feel like the TW5 I'm used to (assuming it's TiddlyWiki 
classic).

Do I have to keep the WelcomeToTiddlyspot page so that I have a SAVE TO WEB 
button - I think I have to make changes online only?

Do I have to import one tiddler at a time or can I bring my TW5 intact into 
the space? Either answer - I don't know how.

Thanks in advance.

JWHoneycutt

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