<p>I have impression that this wiki lost its purpose like the other wikia pages. It seems people are here just for trading or concerning about UR prices. Many works on price page but leave other pages incomplete. Some sections and pages are totally inactive and only me working on them.  </p><p>I think we need more editors :)  </p>

<p>I will have to try to follow the link above from home - I can't access it (at least from my work computer). </p><p>The biggest contributions I have made lately have been mostly clean up actions: </p><p>1. I have filled in any page that shows red (links to a page that doesn't exist) if I have the information to complete it.  This has mostly applied to skills - which I use the same format for each so that all skill pages look the same.  I also add pictures to the skill pages, and other pages to give some visual appeal to pages that would otherwise just be text (ex: Poisonous Drop) .  This also helps when the page is shown as a link at the bottom of another page - where there is now a picture instead of just a box with text in it. </p><p>2. I modified the Navigation bar at the top of the page to ease in finding highly used pages. </p><p>3. I created an Android Trading Post  ‎- so that Android users can have their own location to trade without confusing the iOS traders on the (now iOS specific) trading page. </p><p>4. I have created a few pages for discussion and/or help to increase user participation and 'what people get out of the site' - Examples include:  Master of Puppets / Puppets of Chaos, Most Beautiful / Sexiest, Noob Tips, etc.  </p>

<p>Les and Beboper, I agree. We should keep that info between the admins only, so that it doesn't get abused. I don't see it that way, but Applibot may see it as a form of hacking and start suspending accounts, etc. Who knows. Better to keep it private if we can. </p><p>As for JPG vs PNG. Screenshots taken with iPhone are output as PNG, so that is why the majority of pictures here are in that format. I'm a graphic designer by trade so I deal with these different image formats all the time. Both JPG and PNG are fine for the Wiki, as we are just dealing with (relatively) small images saved for the web. PNG's tend to be of a better quality, but at the sizes we are using, the quality difference may be negligible. </p><p>I was initially reluctant when we started this Wiki to allow the Trades and Pricing pages because I felt they were the only pages that would get attention from the casual readers/editors. Myself, I was more interested in the artwork on the cards, and the stories, and mythology behind the names. That's where my intention behind the Wiki came from. I understand it's a game, and trading is a huge part of it, but I agree we need to get more editors to work on pages beyond the trading/pricing area. </p><p>My desire for the Wiki is for it to be as comprehensive as we can make it. I don't update as much anymore as I did in the beginning, but I still take screenshots on my phone and save them to a folder in the event that some free time opens for me to add any miscellaneous info or pictures. Here's hoping to a great new year for the Wiki! </p>

<p>I"m pretty new but been reading quite a bit...with my free time playing this checking and reading in game forums and wikia pages.  I love the artwork in this and maybe i'm just lazy but i prefer the 2 evo chains this uses rather than robs.  I've using the android version have access to iphone but prefer android.  Been updating the price guides for android and been trying to figure some stuff out like BR stuff.  Trading is a big aspect, but i love collecting stuff, and cards is one of them.  I've been thankful that you guys have done most of the templates and the uploading of pictures.  I wouldn't know how to do that without help.  I'll try and update events that happen on android side...Either way thanks for allowing me to spread this info to users and for using this site as i use it quite a bit. </p>

<p>@Shane and Fantasy I agree, there appears to be a little too much focus on the price guides. I think not only do we need more editors, but we need a crop of capable and experienced editors with decent writing skills. I believe I mentioned this in my earlier post, but many of the information articles on the site are sorely lacking in writing quality, and in need of attention to achieve certain standards in quality. </p><p>Of course, I think part of the solution is to establish standards in quality by example. All of the goals I mentioned previously have been aimed at bringing focus back to editing of other pages not related to trades or prices. </p>

<p>I just wanted to say good job and keep the work up ! Alright, I'm not an admin I'm out of here </p>

<p>Thanks for the feedback and words of encouragement everyone! And thank you Congo for your efforts on the wiki thus far! There is still some inconsistency between skill pages, especially the older ones. I think we're eventually going to have to decide as a community how the skill pages should look, and to go through a major overhaul of all them to ensure consistency and quality. That would probably be a good project to start. </p><p>Based on discussion thus far, I think spending some time and effort on the other pages of the wiki should be a priority. But before making changes, I suggest first properly establishing quality and formatting standards. A good place to start in this regard would be our Manual of Style. I asked for opinions about it previously, but received a lukewarm reaction. What does everyone think about it? </p>

<p>A manual of style is basically a tech document - that's why nobody reads them :-P </p><p>The lack of editors is mostly due to two things - apathy and misunderstanding what a wiki actually is.  Apathy we can't do much about, it's the American way of life lately it seems.  The misunderstanding is just something we'd have to slowly defeat by getting competent wiki editors - the bulk of the users here apparently don't realize or don't care that the wiki is publicly editable, which is why we always get "correct stats" comments on cards, instead of the users just updating the information themselves.  If we can somehow communicate to them that they're perfectly capable of adding and updating data on their own, then maybe we can get some more editors. </p>

<p>One thing I'd like to focus on, as I said as I get free time, I don't want to make too much of a commitment and then not be able to be active on it, is to do more work on the "Name Origins" section of the individual cards. For me personally, seeing some new crazy name inspires me to go look into the historical/mythological meaning behind it and, for the most part, Applibot has done some research on their card names (aside from ridiculous names like Rita Repulsa from Power Rangers...can they even legally do that? lol). </p>

<p>@Les I agree, apathy and misunderstanding seems to be the key issues. While we can't do much to convince people to edit when they have no intention of doing so, we can help push and encourage the people who do want to help, but just don't know how. This will likely be more of a long term thing to strive for and focus on. </p><p>@Shane More work on the name origin would be great as well. I can always pitch in and add a little as I go through the card pages as well. </p><p>In general, perhaps the goal for the immediate future should be to give just a little more encouragement to users who want to help edit, in order to create a larger crop of competent editors. </p>