On 12/19/06, Jonathan Fry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> I'm already hosting the wiki for the excellent Dwarf Fortress game
> so I could create one in a few mouse clicks if needed. Is it really
> needed at the moment though? I could see the use if we still had
> card games, Arcadia or any complex sub-game.

I can see a general Agora wiki with our current ruleset, list of players
and a general FAQ being of great use to both existing players and potential
recruits.  Ideally we could also store all current reports (sort of what
like Michael does) there, but we'd probably have to assign someone the task
of keeping it up to date.  It's an idea.

And, though this is probably an insane idea in terms of work, a wiki'ed
archive of past CFJ's would rule.


Sherlock



If all of the archives exist in some form, it wouldn't be that hard to  make
a wiki archive of them, what would be much harder, but also more
instersting, would be meaningfully categorizing the CFJS.  Also, a Wiki
could lead to a very easy way to look up past copies of the rule set, it
would likely be impossible to do, but to archive proposals and whatnot would
also be very interesting.

The closest thing we have to a history of agora are the old agoran weekly
journals.

I think if we started a wiki, assuming we want to use it, the wiki could end
up holding and storing in a far more accessible way the history of agora as
we know it and others knew it.

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