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BTW, so others know.

1.2k views · started by MattSmith ·
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BTW, so others know.
Working on GDD, Gaia Developer Database, wiki thing. Just a side project of mine to share information I've gained about gaia's infrastructure and how it works.

http://scriptprodigy.org/wiki/
#2
/is a participant

@matt i suggest you make it to where a more broad range of users can contribute. (That isn't to say that anyone could edit it.) having only specific users able to modify/add to it has its drawbacks.
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/is a participant

@matt i suggest you make it to where a more broad range of users can contribute. (That isn't to say that anyone could edit it.) having only specific users able to modify/add to it has its drawbacks.


Add me on MSN, mattchew3.0@hotmail.com
#4
gotcha.

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#5
gotcha.

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Havn't received the add. Going to bed, I'll check again in the morning.
#6
Done and done
#7
Nice.

Rofl @ Jovan btw. GameMaster/GeneralMotors.
#8
Why don't you just open it up to everyone?
#9
Artificial wrote:
Why don't you just open it up to everyone?


Just to keep noobs and such from messing it up I guess.
#10
It defeats the point of a wiki if it's all closed.
#11
Artificial wrote:
It defeats the point of a wiki if it's all closed.

I used wiki just to make it easier to edit. If it's open, gaia would fuck shit probably. Little kids would fuck it up. Etc. So I closed it. The information is public.
#12
MattSmith wrote:
I used wiki just to make it easier to edit. If it's open, gaia would fuck shit probably. Little kids would fuck it up. Etc. So I closed it. The information is public.


You can always just roll back if someone deliberately tampers with it.
#13
I concur. I was in favor of the same thing. Matt seems really against the idea, though.
#14
Artificial wrote:
You can always just roll back if someone deliberately tampers with it.


Had no idea media wiki supports this. Ill set this jazz up