The ability to edit a collaborative document rather to trawl through 75 posts found all over the place, and get that document right through progressive refinement, is why the wiki would be good for this. If there are two Classic II logic boards with different capacitors, and only one is shown in the wiki, then stick the other one in the same wiki document and make it right. You can't even do that on the regular forum threads as the one who posted if you come back later.
Trash says this is unfamiliar ground. May I suggest a trial run of documenting capacitor replacement for just one machine? See how or if it works (it should work if people use it, since this is what wikis are for).
Doing this for a series of machines at a time, like the Compacts, might breathe a little more life into the wiki as well, which would be good because at the moment it is pretty well neglected. We rely too much on the fora on this forum.
My $.02.
Trash says this is unfamiliar ground. May I suggest a trial run of documenting capacitor replacement for just one machine? See how or if it works (it should work if people use it, since this is what wikis are for).
Doing this for a series of machines at a time, like the Compacts, might breathe a little more life into the wiki as well, which would be good because at the moment it is pretty well neglected. We rely too much on the fora on this forum.
My $.02.