Post #1 · Posted at 2008-02-12 12:24:59pm 17.4 years ago
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I've started a wikia centered around all Konami music video games over at http://konami.wikia.com/. All Bemani games are covered, all music video games released by Konami not under the Bemani name are covered as well.
At the moment the Wiki is simple, basic formatting support, image support. There are no specialized templates or solid rules on how the pages must be styled. For now, pure information is a must!
Why is this wiki different?
It is to be EXHAUSTIVE, by that I mean that the song Kind Lady will have its own article. The dancing character Emi will have her own article. On top of that all the information will be true to games, not to whatever sources are available or not. Basically, if you know it to be true add it in. Only if information becomes challenged by other editors will there be a vote of consensus as to what's fact and what's not.
Right now the temporary rule set is simple:
Enter as much information as you can.
Be as complete and thorough as you can.
Keep it objective, as long as you don't make it sound like a review or "OMGTHISISTHEBESTVERSIONEVAR!!!1" you're fine. If you want to post personal opinion on something you'll have your user page.
If you've wanted to contribute to something like this over at Wikipedia but hate the fact that so many rules prevent you from being helpful this is your chance. I hope you at least check it out, if all you do is add one piece of information you'll be helping out.
If you have any questions, just leave a message on my talk page over at the wiki.
At the moment the Wiki is simple, basic formatting support, image support. There are no specialized templates or solid rules on how the pages must be styled. For now, pure information is a must!
Why is this wiki different?
It is to be EXHAUSTIVE, by that I mean that the song Kind Lady will have its own article. The dancing character Emi will have her own article. On top of that all the information will be true to games, not to whatever sources are available or not. Basically, if you know it to be true add it in. Only if information becomes challenged by other editors will there be a vote of consensus as to what's fact and what's not.
Right now the temporary rule set is simple:
Enter as much information as you can.
Be as complete and thorough as you can.
Keep it objective, as long as you don't make it sound like a review or "OMGTHISISTHEBESTVERSIONEVAR!!!1" you're fine. If you want to post personal opinion on something you'll have your user page.
If you've wanted to contribute to something like this over at Wikipedia but hate the fact that so many rules prevent you from being helpful this is your chance. I hope you at least check it out, if all you do is add one piece of information you'll be helping out.
If you have any questions, just leave a message on my talk page over at the wiki.