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Other pages I started:

http://en.kingswiki.com/wiki/Daygame
http://en.kingswiki.com/wiki/Portal:Travel

[Roosh]

Here are the winners from the April contest: thread-55506.html

[Jean Valjean]

I've given autonconfirmed users (i.e. users with 10 edits and 2 days' tenure under their belts) power to import pages from Wikipedia. This is useful if, for example, you want to import a bunch of templates. You would just go to http://en.kingswiki.com/wiki/Special:Import and enter the title of the page you want to import. Please be sure to uncheck the box that says "Copy all history revisions for this page". Thanks.

[Kool Moe Gee]

Excellent. I'm keen on getting involved

[Valentine]

Hey everyone, group vote needed:

I've suggested adding a WYSIWYG editor as Wiki syntax is a bit tricky to learn and I think it would encourage more people to contribute.

Apparently there's an official MediaWiki project for this: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/VisualEditor

Please like this post if you'd be more likely to contribute to KingsWiki if it had such a feature or reply with any other feedback, thanks!

[SirTimothy]

(11-16-2016 08:20 PM)Valentine Wrote:  

Hey everyone, group vote needed:

I've suggested adding a WYSIWYG editor as Wiki syntax is a bit tricky to learn and I think it would encourage more people to contribute.

Apparently there's an official MediaWiki project for this: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/VisualEditor

Please like this post if you'd be more likely to contribute to KingsWiki if it had such a feature or reply with any other feedback, thanks!

I'm not sure I understand how the new editor would work, but anything to make the wiki simpler to use would be great.

[Valentine]

^ It's directly editing the page, similar to a WordPress/Microsoft Word-type experience:



You can test the demo here and view the user guide here.

[SirTimothy]

^ That looks really good. Something like that would be awesome.

[Roosh]

So I decided to close down the site. I obviously don't have enough time to monitor it and its contributors like I can on the forum, and that has allowed individuals with questionable belief systems to have a big role in its upkeep and direction. The kingswiki.com URL, which I own, now forwards to Return Of Kings.

If you see a live version of "Kings Wiki" online somewhere, it's a forked version that Jean Valjean, the original administrator created. I do not own or operate any of his forked sites.

I don't intend of getting involved in a wiki again. Based on where online media is going, wiki's get way less interest/traffic than basic articles or community boards.

[idris]

(07-08-2017 07:33 PM)Roosh Wrote:  

So I decided to close down the site. I obviously don't have enough time to monitor it and its contributors like I can on the forum, and that has allowed individuals with questionable belief systems to have a big role in its upkeep and direction. The kingswiki.com URL, which I own, now forwards to Return Of Kings.

If you see a live version of "Kings Wiki" online somewhere, it's a forked version that Jean Valjean, the original administrator created. I do not own or operate any of his forked sites.

I don't intend of getting involved in a wiki again. Based on where online media is going, wiki's get way less interest/traffic than basic articles or community boards.

Would you be willing to sell the kingswiki.com domain?

[rotekz]

Now that Infogalactic is taking off perhaps Kingswiki contributors could support that instead?

[david.garrett84]

(07-09-2017 05:52 AM)rotekz Wrote:  

Now that Infogalactic is taking off perhaps Kingswiki contributors could support that instead?

It would be nice to see old contributors finding a place to catalogue the various men accused as a result of #MeToo (and also catalogue the various named accusers or the number of anonymous ones).

If proper references are used, it would be an awesome resource, despite the ridiculousness of #MeToo as a movement.

Our present "Sexual allegations thread" on this forum is too long and cumbersome.