I've started an SF Debris Wiki
Posted: Tue Jun 18, 2019 11:42 am
Hello, everyone.
Already in early May, I've started a dedicated (though unofficial) fan wiki for SF Debris, running on the Wikia platform. Though I know some in the SF Debris fandom have used a few external sites to host some summary information on reviewed episodes (scores and such), I've felt we were missing something of a simple database, especially for those who are new to the reviews and might find it daunting where to start. To that end, the wiki would also house all the expected ancilliary information and important links related to SF Debris reviews, in addition to info on the reviews themselves. It's not meant to be a flashy wiki by any means - I haven't even used a single image up until now, though I know how to do that - but I aim to have it be accurate, informative and to-the-point.
https://sfdebris.fandom.com/wiki/SF_Debris_Wiki
I've wanted to keep this a secret for a while, as I developed the general structure of the thing, and the structure of the individual articles. I still need to write a little "Manual of Style", based on the already established structure of the wiki, but I'll get to it in the coming weeks.
The wiki currently has 235 articles, though not all of them are entirely finished yet, and I have also customised the wiki's drop-down menus already a few weeks ago. I hope you like the dark blue colour scheme. I've tried to make it as SF Debris-related, respectful of the site and Chuck's effort, as I could. I've been a fan since the early YT days of the video reviews. "Damned sloppy work" (in the words of captain Sisko) wouldn't have cut the mustard quality-wise, so I consider this a serious personal project related to my hands-down favourite review site on the Internet. And I'd love if the goal I set myself from the start - for it to become a real community wiki - could come to fruition in the future.
If anyone is interested in helping out with expanding the thing, with providing useful constructive feedback, etc., feel free to let me know.
Thank you !
Already in early May, I've started a dedicated (though unofficial) fan wiki for SF Debris, running on the Wikia platform. Though I know some in the SF Debris fandom have used a few external sites to host some summary information on reviewed episodes (scores and such), I've felt we were missing something of a simple database, especially for those who are new to the reviews and might find it daunting where to start. To that end, the wiki would also house all the expected ancilliary information and important links related to SF Debris reviews, in addition to info on the reviews themselves. It's not meant to be a flashy wiki by any means - I haven't even used a single image up until now, though I know how to do that - but I aim to have it be accurate, informative and to-the-point.
https://sfdebris.fandom.com/wiki/SF_Debris_Wiki
I've wanted to keep this a secret for a while, as I developed the general structure of the thing, and the structure of the individual articles. I still need to write a little "Manual of Style", based on the already established structure of the wiki, but I'll get to it in the coming weeks.
The wiki currently has 235 articles, though not all of them are entirely finished yet, and I have also customised the wiki's drop-down menus already a few weeks ago. I hope you like the dark blue colour scheme. I've tried to make it as SF Debris-related, respectful of the site and Chuck's effort, as I could. I've been a fan since the early YT days of the video reviews. "Damned sloppy work" (in the words of captain Sisko) wouldn't have cut the mustard quality-wise, so I consider this a serious personal project related to my hands-down favourite review site on the Internet. And I'd love if the goal I set myself from the start - for it to become a real community wiki - could come to fruition in the future.
If anyone is interested in helping out with expanding the thing, with providing useful constructive feedback, etc., feel free to let me know.
Thank you !