Who has ever contributed to a Wiki

[NullSmurf]

There are lots of them out there. For those who don't know - amonst us, I hope that is only a few - Wiki is a web based, collaberative information database. Anyone can submit an article, say on how to make a coolidor. The kicker is that anyone can add to it, or even edit that article to correct inaccuaracies. It's kind of like CigarPass in that the readers contribute and keep the information as accurate as is possible.

 

[steamboat]

There are lots of them out there. For those who don't know - amonst us, I hope that is only a few - Wiki is a web based, collaberative information database. Anyone can submit an article, say on how to make a coolidor. The kicker is that anyone can add to it, or even edit that article to correct inaccuaracies. It's kind of like CigarPass in that the readers contribute and keep the information as accurate as is possible.

I have. A poker wiki and a Christmas Light wiki. I probably shouldn't out myself but I am one of those Wacko's that synchronizes his Christmas Lights to music.

 

[Setren]

There are lots of them out there. For those who don't know - amonst us, I hope that is only a few - Wiki is a web based, collaberative information database. Anyone can submit an article, say on how to make a coolidor. The kicker is that anyone can add to it, or even edit that article to correct inaccuaracies. It's kind of like CigarPass in that the readers contribute and keep the information as accurate as is possible.

Sounds like you've had bad experiences with Wiki's. I've only ever corrected a few Wikipedia entries before (I forgot what exactly I corrected, but had something to do with biology and cell types). But yeah... I always only use Wiki as a starting point, and I use the cited sources, etc. when I actually need something certifiably real.

 

[billbaker3]

I have done a little editing on Wiki. Mostly on some histroy of areas of Detroit and Redford.