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Who put this on the wiki?
"Stuff"
Stuff is and or are things that are of no general category onto themselves.
Ergo, it can be most anything.
In fact, who knows?
Last edited by project_failure on Tue Jun 26, 2007 5:52 pm, edited 2 times in total.
It is not junk! It is assorted goods with no current use.Sword_Gun wrote:Klef your asking a whole bunch of videogame players.. for girl advice.. Nice.
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Thank God, I know how to add a Page!
EDIT: All Pages Created, Now fill 'em up! Also, we can not upload images to the Wiki, Ben, Please allow users to upload images so we can post them for the wiki (You cant display off site images for some reason)
Also, I found a killer theme for the wiki! Ben, if your interested in it, Post or PM me
EDIT: All Pages Created, Now fill 'em up! Also, we can not upload images to the Wiki, Ben, Please allow users to upload images so we can post them for the wiki (You cant display off site images for some reason)
Also, I found a killer theme for the wiki! Ben, if your interested in it, Post or PM me
I think everyone who hasnt should sign up with a username so we can see who's doing what.
We may eventually have to disable anonymous posting. just like the forums.
also maybe we should have a discussion here about how to organize it.
I think we need a separate area for basic electronic tech, batteries, and screens at least...
I think whats on the main page right now should be a sub-page from a table-of-contents, or at least a subcategory of the main page (called system tech or something).
also. I want to use templates here, like on wikipedia. So like each main system page will have the same kind of infobox at the side, with releavnt information. It all looks neat and tidy etc. We had this on the last wiki but I dont know how to do it. Can anyone do that?
oh, and also:
I know Im not the 'boss of the wiki' but I dont like the forum links that Im already seeing everywhere. Its fine as a reference to future page builders or what have you, but whatever information is in the link should eventually be transferred over and wikified. The whole idea of this wiki is so you dont have to wade through 30 posts and extract the useful information. "external links" are ok as a section at the end, but it should just be reference material, not the meat of the article.
We may eventually have to disable anonymous posting. just like the forums.
also maybe we should have a discussion here about how to organize it.
I think we need a separate area for basic electronic tech, batteries, and screens at least...
I think whats on the main page right now should be a sub-page from a table-of-contents, or at least a subcategory of the main page (called system tech or something).
also. I want to use templates here, like on wikipedia. So like each main system page will have the same kind of infobox at the side, with releavnt information. It all looks neat and tidy etc. We had this on the last wiki but I dont know how to do it. Can anyone do that?
oh, and also:
I know Im not the 'boss of the wiki' but I dont like the forum links that Im already seeing everywhere. Its fine as a reference to future page builders or what have you, but whatever information is in the link should eventually be transferred over and wikified. The whole idea of this wiki is so you dont have to wade through 30 posts and extract the useful information. "external links" are ok as a section at the end, but it should just be reference material, not the meat of the article.

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Agreed.I dont like the forum links that Im already seeing everywhere. Its fine as a reference to future page builders or what have you, but whatever information is in the link should eventually be transferred over and wikified. The whole idea of this wiki is so you dont have to wade through 30 posts and extract the useful information. "external links" are ok as a section at the end, but it should just be reference material, not the meat of the article.
Should On-a-chips have their own categories?
Last edited by project_failure on Tue Jun 26, 2007 7:33 pm, edited 1 time in total.
It is not junk! It is assorted goods with no current use.Sword_Gun wrote:Klef your asking a whole bunch of videogame players.. for girl advice.. Nice.
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Agreed again. Just wanted to throw an idea out there. Ok, when posting information about Ben's portables (like the xbox 360 laptop) have the link go to a gadget site, like engadget. They give you the information first, useless comments secondproject_failure wrote:Agreed.I dont like the forum links that Im already seeing everywhere. Its fine as a reference to future page builders or what have you, but whatever information is in the link should eventually be transferred over and wikified. The whole idea of this wiki is so you dont have to wade through 30 posts and extract the useful information. "external links" are ok as a section at the end, but it should just be reference material, not the meat of the article.
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Your two cents have been collected and put in the register.My 2 cents.
I doubt it, but we may need engadgets permission for that. Good Idea.
I added an on-chip-section, but not the individual pages.
It is not junk! It is assorted goods with no current use.Sword_Gun wrote:Klef your asking a whole bunch of videogame players.. for girl advice.. Nice.
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