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Lets settle on hosting then, upload, and off we go with the sysops. Although I kind of wish they were Jedops. That would have send them trolls one heck of a message.
Vizay, ZxZDeViLZxZ !!!! I guess it’s up to you 
There are also free offers like 110mb.com (PHP, Apache, MySQL, 2000mb, 100GB bandwidth, domain hosting, pretty much my Gmail account) where there are existing MediaWikis, which is a good sign. This is the best one I could find with respect to the numbers and compatibility. The problem with 110mb.com: the registration is closed for the next two days (no agreement to read, no setup etc.), and no chance of an insider admin. What would be your concerns with such a host?
Spam and misinformation isn’t a problem these days: http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Wiki_Spam
Once there’s significant growth of contribution, even when the ‘Recent changes’ becomes unmanageable, there is further filtration that’s available. I also hope that there will be enough enthusiasm for the database that there will always be someone moderating areas of interest, validating information, freezing tutorials, and preventing He-Man mishaps. If it takes off with content, the lesser is the evidence of ill tempering, if not, then size will play an advantage. But lets wait and see.
http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Sett...ts_in_MediaWiki
This brings up the other issue of size: traffic. Should it be judged by the stats of this sub-forum? The sound clips, presets, screenshots, from comments and tutorials wouldn’t pose a problem, seeing how they reach their limit?
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Last edited by bluebird on Feb-28-2007 at 06:08
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