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You need to look at the [search documentation][1]

Boolean Operators
The following search operators can be used with values of yes/no, true/false, or 1/0 (each pair behaves the same):
...
wiki: yes/true/1 returns only community wiki posts; no/false/0 returns only non-community wiki posts.

So something like is:question wiki:1is:question wiki:1 [1]: http://serverfault.com/help/searchinghttps://serverfault.com/help/searching

Would find all Community Wiki questions.

Similarly is:answer wiki:1is:answer wiki:1 will return only answers that are Community Wiki

and

wiki:1wiki:1 will return anything that is Community Wiki.

You need to look at the [search documentation][1]

Boolean Operators
The following search operators can be used with values of yes/no, true/false, or 1/0 (each pair behaves the same):
...
wiki: yes/true/1 returns only community wiki posts; no/false/0 returns only non-community wiki posts.

So something like is:question wiki:1 [1]: http://serverfault.com/help/searching

Would find all Community Wiki questions.

Similarly is:answer wiki:1 will return only answers that are Community Wiki

and

wiki:1 will return anything that is Community Wiki.

You need to look at the [search documentation][1]

Boolean Operators
The following search operators can be used with values of yes/no, true/false, or 1/0 (each pair behaves the same):
...
wiki: yes/true/1 returns only community wiki posts; no/false/0 returns only non-community wiki posts.

So something like is:question wiki:1 [1]: https://serverfault.com/help/searching

Would find all Community Wiki questions.

Similarly is:answer wiki:1 will return only answers that are Community Wiki

and

wiki:1 will return anything that is Community Wiki.

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You need to look at the [search documentation][1]

Boolean Operators
The following search operators can be used with values of yes/no, true/false, or 1/0 (each pair behaves the same):
...
wiki: yes/true/1 returns only community wiki posts; no/false/0 returns only non-community wiki posts.

So something like is:question wiki:1 [1]: http://serverfault.com/help/searching

Would find all Community Wiki questions.

Similarly is:answer wiki:1 will return only answers that are Community Wiki

and

wiki:1 will return anything that is Community Wiki.