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  '''Welcome to QuPedia-''' ''Explore, Learn and Implement Quantum Protcols''<br/><br/>With the advent of vast number of protocols in the reign of Quantum Information era, there is an urgent need of a standardardization which presents a compressed form of these protocols in order to communicate with the computer scientists, engineers and physicists at one time. QuPedia, the Quantum Protocol Wikipedia provides one such platform where a zoo of quantum protocols are linked to each other depending on the functionalities they achieve and the implementation they follow.  

QuPedia directs you to a set of General Description of different quantum and classical functionalities achieved by various quantum protocols. This description elicits the definition, properties and use cases of a given functionality. Further, it directs you to various different protocols used to achieve the functionality presenting a formal description for each. Every such formal description groups all quantum protocols/articles based on the method described, in the reference section. It also directs one to any related protocol or functionality in the "Tags/See Also" section. It also illustrate use cases for different protocols to bridge the gap between users and protocol designers. Finally, some esoteric concepts used by these quantum protocols are explained via internal links that would direct you to a wiki page called "Supplementary Information".<br/>

We also provide you with different lists of categories used for tags. These tags help one explore QuPedia better.

Any related formal description can be mentioned here. Tags and See Also are essential parts of this formal description as these sections define the structure of QuPedia.

It is a dynamic platform and the entire community of quantum information and computation is invited to contribute and make this attempt a success by further contribution. Submissions can be made to the google form provided in the link below. People can register a request to include their article in the reference of a certain formal description they feel their protocol is similar to. Also, if people think their protocol requires a new formal description not covered by the existing library in QuPedia, they could submit  *.tex/ *.txt/ *.html version of their protocol in the format for guidelines given above along with their request. Note that QuPedia accepts only published article. The final decision on a request resides with the QuPedia team.

Link to QuPedia Google Form: https://goo.gl/forms/dpgBtxb1vbdSG2R33