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Haha I barely have any experience with MediaWiki, started this on a whim and it just started to grow from there. Feel free to raise any issues with structuring and formatting if you think anything is important. You probably know much more than I do. What would you have done instead of another namespace then - a lot of articles would have the same titles (because same terminology) so I thought making a new namespace was the best idea. Welcome to the wiki too! [[User:Erina|Erina]] ([[User talk:Erina|talk]]) 22:49, 15 June 2016 (EDT) | Haha I barely have any experience with MediaWiki, started this on a whim and it just started to grow from there. Feel free to raise any issues with structuring and formatting if you think anything is important. You probably know much more than I do. What would you have done instead of another namespace then - a lot of articles would have the same titles (because same terminology) so I thought making a new namespace was the best idea. Welcome to the wiki too! [[User:Erina|Erina]] ([[User talk:Erina|talk]]) 22:49, 15 June 2016 (EDT) | ||
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| + | Hmm, well, I guess there's less overlap than I thought - but both sides are still missing quite a bit of information and I can see more room for overlap. The separate namespace seems to work fine for now, but I will admit that it is harder to link to those pages. I guess I originally thought splitting the two games apart entirely would've been nice for my own sanity, oh well. Another issue I guess is going to come up is what we're going to do with all the cards...I was originally building a separate site to hold information about cards in gfkari but that's probably not going to be finished for a long time. With like over 6,000 cards in the original game, people are asking if they can upload them to the wiki and whatnot... I was personally thinking of making a cards namespace that would only contain pages like "Card:####", where #### would be the card ID, but I guess I don't really want to dump all 6,000 cards into this site. Any ideas would be appreciated, and thanks for helping out~ [[User:Erina|Erina]] ([[User talk:Erina|talk]]) 23:22, 15 June 2016 (EDT) | ||
Revision as of 03:24, 16 June 2016
Hey! Thanks for helping reformat all those rhythm song pages! I didn't know that the poem tag existed, haha... But anyways, if you want to edit something like that in the future with a template, feel free to modify the template directly! All songs use the Template:Songs template, so you could just add the poem tags over there and it would automatically get applied to all templates. Just letting you know! Thanks again~ Erina (talk) 22:24, 15 June 2016 (EDT)
Haha I barely have any experience with MediaWiki, started this on a whim and it just started to grow from there. Feel free to raise any issues with structuring and formatting if you think anything is important. You probably know much more than I do. What would you have done instead of another namespace then - a lot of articles would have the same titles (because same terminology) so I thought making a new namespace was the best idea. Welcome to the wiki too! Erina (talk) 22:49, 15 June 2016 (EDT)
Hmm, well, I guess there's less overlap than I thought - but both sides are still missing quite a bit of information and I can see more room for overlap. The separate namespace seems to work fine for now, but I will admit that it is harder to link to those pages. I guess I originally thought splitting the two games apart entirely would've been nice for my own sanity, oh well. Another issue I guess is going to come up is what we're going to do with all the cards...I was originally building a separate site to hold information about cards in gfkari but that's probably not going to be finished for a long time. With like over 6,000 cards in the original game, people are asking if they can upload them to the wiki and whatnot... I was personally thinking of making a cards namespace that would only contain pages like "Card:####", where #### would be the card ID, but I guess I don't really want to dump all 6,000 cards into this site. Any ideas would be appreciated, and thanks for helping out~ Erina (talk) 23:22, 15 June 2016 (EDT)
