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| #1dbaySep 26, 2009 14:02:34 | I'm considering posting info for my campaign setting on the site's wiki, so my players can go on and look stuff up- it would be sort of neat to learn about the customs of the people you are saving and what not. A sort of short glossary of the NPCs they've met, too. However, is using this site's wiki a good idea? Am I signing a deal with the devil? will they just whipe all the wiki's content in a site transfer like last time? Am I being paranoid or will I be making a huge mistake? Advice wanted! |
| #2Cyber-DaveSep 26, 2009 17:50:34 | Nothing was just deleted in the last site transfer, except for private messages. Also, while some posts did get garbled, people who actually got in touch with WotC in a polite manner got a lot of help in fixing up their damaged posts. My Land of Nod got garbled in the site transfer. I contacted WotC, and WotC_CosmicAngler put a huge amount of work into saving the thread. As a result, all the lost information was retrieved. They even put work into fixing the formatting issues in the thread. As a result it was possible for me to transform the Land of Nod into a wiki space/group. Having had a chance to actually play around with the wiki features, I can honestly say they are amazing. The wiki features have won me over, and actually make me prefer the new site to the old one. My 2 cents, put your stuff up in a wiki. If you are anything like me, you might change your sig afterwords. |
| #3backstabbistSep 26, 2009 23:39:26 | dbay- Remember all those great posts inthe d20Future forum and the d20Apoc forum? |
| #4dbaySep 27, 2009 0:29:27 | I guess I'll put it up, but keep a backup on my computer. Thanks guys! Also, I forgot that was still in my sig. My opinions haven't really changed but I'm starting to feel like a broken record, I'll change it eventually. |