I write html, xhtml, css, some sql, and some procedural php. Actually, I work for Homes.com.  ;-)  The only issue for me is time!

wikis have their own system of markup for the content, one that I'm not familiar with, though I'm sure I could pick it up. 

So far as templating around the wiki system is concerned, I can help out with that.  I love the logo, incidentally.

I also don't mind necessarily registering the domain, I've got several with GoDaddy and it's cheap.  Maybe this is a good chance for me to contribute to Utena fandom. ;-)  If you're interested in going ahead, just e-mail me with the domain you'd like to use.

I'd have to research various wiki systems to make any particular recommendations...I just don't have an opinion because it's nothing I've ever looked at.  I will take a look at PBwiki.

If you are interested in going with something that you host yourself (via me, or you could buy hosting elsewhere), we could use the same software as Wikipedia: http://www.mediawiki.org.

Last edited by rhyaniwyn (02-29-2008 04:58:43 PM)

rhyaniwyn wrote:

If you are interested in going with something that you host yourself (via me, or you could buy hosting elsewhere), we could use the same software as Wikipedia: http://www.mediawiki.org.

I'd like to offer my unsolicited opinion and recommend MediaWiki as well.  Of the few wiki softwares I've played around with, media is the most professional-looking (if you format it right) and has the upside of being the one that everyone is familiar with if they've ever used Wikipedia.

Good news everyone! The Utena wiki is go. Right now its down to the bones, having only a little introduction page. So I need everyone who's interested in being a contributor to sign up! Make an account and start writing entries. Mind you, anything is fair game as long as it can be presented in an intelligent, logical, unbiased way with plenty of supporting details. Please leave personal experiences out of the articles; there will later a special section for the impact of SKU on the lives of its viewers, in which you can use as many personal experiences as you'd like.
The wiki is located at http://www.utenawiki.net. Go there now!

Oh, awesome! :33333 I just signed up.

I was thinking about that earlier, bella.  I would say it's too harsh.  The beauty of the wiki form is that -- at least in theory -- all pages can be edited up to the standard of the wiki's best editor.  As a result, it's not as important that all writing be at the level expected of a college journalist, or that all submissions be accompanied by a works cited section.  (I certainly didn't cite my new page.)  If other editors think a submission needs work, they can work on it!

Ok, I contributed (check, correct, and contribute to the "Rose Bride" definition, but there is something wrong with the e-mail confirmation process. Wiki tells me, that I can't confirm it, because it expired. However in the e-mail the expire date is 5th of April 2008.... so WTF?

Hee, this probably makes me sound like a retard -- well, I kind of am, I suppose -- but how do I sign up? I'm fluffing about the wiki and I can't work it out! I wanna play too!

I will totally be contributing to this.

A symbolism dictionary has always been something I wanted to do, this is a very good venue for that sort of information. I'll plug this for ya on the site when it updates.

Recent changes works perfectly for me in Hypnomouse, err... Firefox.

Today I wrote "Shoujo Kakumei Utena," "Ohtori Academy," "Tenjou Utena," "Kiryuu Touga," and "Empty Movement."  But there are still so many core articles that need to be written!  And I can't keep this up; I burn out fast

I'm not sure about the translation of Itsuka Kakumeisareru Monogatari... I always knew that the correct translation was "The story that will be revolutionized".

Sat check this out!

Last edited by Sey (03-30-2008 06:14:21 AM)

That's true, but I don't want to correct if I'm not 100% sure and because I wasn't sure I didin't edited