Idea! Macpedia!
Why do we need a second Wiki for this? Surely it's better to concentrate the effort on one to avoid having to do the same work done. A lot of the ground work is done on the MLA Wiki already... but we really need people to contribute content. We'd be grateful for anything* in any form, as even rough draft is a good starting point to get others involved.
* Aside for links to copyrighted material/software, obviously.
* Aside for links to copyrighted material/software, obviously.
Yes, I suppose we should modify the 68kMLA Wiki instead of making a new one (at least now I don't have to host it) but I don't like the layout of the wiki very much. I think it is very disorganized and hard to find many things of value (sorry but I do). Does anyone else feel this way? :?: What do you use for the Wiki software anyway?
Generally speaking, we shouldn't have subpages in the main namespace. Don't embed categorization/hierarchy into the name. For example, we have a [wiki]Tutorials[/wiki] page for an index, and a [wiki]Category:Tutorials[/wiki] to organize everything under. We also have [wiki]Category:Software[/wiki] for factual articles about the software and [wiki]Category:Essays[/wiki] for whatever other Mac-related ramblings you might want to write.
Everything is categorized fairly logically, naming is straightforward, we try to have index pages where relevant. What do you find disorganized? I'll admit a certain bias as I've been heavily involved in the current wiki organization, but I'd really like to know what we can do to make it better.