It shut down because the owner at the time lost interest in keeping it up and
was seemingly unwilling or unable to transfer it to someone else. The forum was
pretty popular — not hundreds of posts a day, but it was rarely quiet for long
periods of time.
Past success is not an indicator of prese
On Wed, Nov 8, 2017 at 2:10 PM Ryan Schmidt wrote:
> As such, I have launched a new support forum for MediaWiki[1]. It aims to
> make it easier to not only ask for and receive support compared to the
> methods I outlined above, but also hopes to serve as a hub where people who
> run their own Med
A small group of people in Philadelphia publish http://wikidelphia.org
It's primarily an index to Philadelphia web sites. The category
system we use is unique so I'm wondering if it might be possible to
add a feature to the display of each category at the bottom of each
page.
I'd like each c
Ryan, thank you very much for trying to solve a problem!
I agree that building the community is the hardest problem. It's the same
problem we have with MediaWiki developers, right? While I don't want to
stop you from trying, I wonder whether we wouldn't all save time and energy
if we try to come u
