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Back to topNavigation on Starfleet Jedi is similar to many frames-based pages, although we do not use frames. Our navigation structure is designed to let you navigate logically through articles as quickly as possible; you don't need to scroll through a list of hundreds of articles, and you don't have to click link after link to get to deeply buried articles.

Each article is assigned a coordinate. This page is in column i (the "Notes" column), row 0 (the "Introduction" row). By clicking any of the buttons to the left, you move to a different row within the same column; by clicking any of the buttons on the top, you move to a different column.

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From this page, you could click the FTL Travel button to read the Notes on FTL Travel page (column i for "Notes", row 6 for "FTL Travel"). You could also click the Star Wars button to read the Introduction page for Star Wars (column h for "Star Wars," row 0 for "Introduction").

Let's say you click on Star Wars and then FTL Travel. You'll find yourself at the article on FTL Travel in Star Wars.

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Databank links to our on-site discussion forums. There, you are welcome to discuss Star Trek, Star Wars, the Starfleet Jedi website, etc.

Databank links to our on-site wiki, the Starfleet Jedi Open Databank. You are welcome to contribute to this base of knowledge, or browse the existing articles on Star Trek, Star Wars, and the people and websites comparing them

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Through this, we include alternative analyses, opinion pieces, and sources that will explain more about matters we only briefly touch on.

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You can also click the "Related Reading" box on the top of this column to go to a whole list of similar websites.




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