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| − | + | '''DipWiki''': A community driven, online repository for Diplomacy information. | |
| − | Anyone is able to create and post articles in the DipWiki, making this the first completely interactive open [[Diplomacy]] resource on the Web. | + | '''Who provides the content?''' Anyone is able to create and post articles in the DipWiki, making this the first completely interactive open [[Diplomacy]] resource on the Web. |
| − | The DipWiki went live on December 6, 2007 | + | '''When did it all begin?''' The DipWiki went live on December 6, 2007. It was first announced in the centennial edition of the [[Diplomacy World]] Magazine and the December [[Diplomaticcorp Newsletter]]. |
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| + | '''Who are the mods?''' DipWiki is moderated by [[Michael Sims]], [[Steve Lytton]], and [[Former Trout]]. If you have any questions about how to post, procedures, or where to go for questions, email feedback-at-diplomaticcorp-dot-com. | ||
Latest revision as of 20:32, 4 September 2008
DipWiki: A community driven, online repository for Diplomacy information.
Who provides the content? Anyone is able to create and post articles in the DipWiki, making this the first completely interactive open Diplomacy resource on the Web.
When did it all begin? The DipWiki went live on December 6, 2007. It was first announced in the centennial edition of the Diplomacy World Magazine and the December Diplomaticcorp Newsletter.
Who are the mods? DipWiki is moderated by Michael Sims, Steve Lytton, and Former Trout. If you have any questions about how to post, procedures, or where to go for questions, email feedback-at-diplomaticcorp-dot-com.
