Tip: found(ed) wiki

[Horst F. JENS]

started to clean up the table of contents:
http://strategywiki.org/wiki/Dominio...le_of_Contents
It is still not perfect yet but has more structure now.
Links to "Thugs", "SC", "Prophets" are made but not filled.

[dirtywick]

Thanks for the template, it made it really easy to learn the code and whatnot.

I'd suggest adding it somewhere as a downloadable .txt file though instead of putting it in a nation.

[Horst F. JENS]

I added some "overview" to the wikipedia article about dom3:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dominions_3:_The_Awakening

It could still use some help. The goal is to give people who never played any dominoins game (or any computer game at all) a short description of what dominions3 *is*. And not going to much into detail because that is what the strategywiki http://strategywiki.org/wiki/Dominions_3:_The_Awakening is for.

[Horst F. JENS]

Nation description/guide for Marverni done:
http://strategywiki.org/wiki/Dominio...tions/Marverni

I need help with the Strategy section (i figured out just one Strategy)

[Morkilus]

Here's a resurrection from doom:

I've added the new nations to the table of contents and nation list. We need plenty of more content, especially for individual nation strategies.

http://strategywiki.org/wiki/Dominio...kening/Nations

[lch]

Morkilus said:
I've added the new nations to the table of contents and nation list. We need plenty of more content, especially for individual nation strategies.

You know what really always bugged me about that page? That clicking on a graphic brings you to the image article instead of the nation in question, for which you'll have to click on the much smaller nation name. That's goddamn counter-intuitive. Plus, why does one need to register in order to make edits? I think without mandatory registration, there would be a lot more fixes to the pages from people.

[Edi]

Without mandatory registration you only need one [censored] trolling for kicks or obsessed with some tiny thing to totally wreck things, as evidenced by wikipedia. The problem with fanmade projects like the Dom3 strategy wiki is that there are few people who want to do any work but hordes of people who will gladly sponge off the work of those few, even if there are ways to add contributions of their own.

And some people, like me, prefer keeping control of what they make completely to themselves, so such individuals can be difficult to convince to join such projects.