OK, the TG Fiction Wiki is now up and running (we had to call it "Transfiction," as the name "Transpedia" was already taken). There isn't much to see yet, but you can visit the main page by clicking here:
https://tgf.miraheze.org/wiki/Main_Page
So anyway, I'd like to send out a call for contributors: feel free to create an account and write an article describing your fiction and content (biblio, themes, tropes, major characters etc). Experience in editing wikipedia articles would be an advantage but is not absolutely necessary; everybody here is welcome to contribute their abilities in whatever way they can.
I'd also like to organize a working bee to write detailed articles about Big Closet and FictionMania, documenting the background, origins, personnel, development and evolution of both. Extensive historical knowledge of either site would be greatly appreciated in this instance, though again, this is not an absolute requirement. We can always start out with a general summary and add information as we go along.
If you have any inquiries, suggestions or feedback, please post your thoughts below, as new ideas and input are always welcome.
Thanks for your time.
Tracy (Transfemme).
Submitting articles for the Wiki
OK, so the gang that put together "One Dozen Roses" is talking about submitting an article about the same. I've been nominated to do the work. I'll need some guidance on how to go about it. I've never submitted anything to a wiki before.
I also am considering an article about one of my own works ("Galentine's Day"). Is it kosher include link to my author page on Smashwords so people can go there and purchase the book?
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Yes, that would be fine.
Yes, that will be fine; anyone who has published work through Amazon, Lulu or Smashwords etc is welcome to post links to their fiction.
Why
don't this and the other blogs about the wiki appear under the transfemme blog.
I haven't seen anyone pointing out that a link to the wike has been added to the BC header.
Yay Wiki
I've done lots of wiki work over the decades. One of the nicer features of wiki are their community collaboration aspect.
Are you keeping a "ToDo Queue" somewhere on the wiki? I glanced around and missed it if it is there,
Idle hands and all that.
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Re: Yay Wiki
Another (complementary?) idea I've seen and which might also come in handy (if it wouldn't be redundant) would be an 'idea salvage yard' like TV Tropes's 'Trope Idea Salvage Yard' or 'List of Shows That Need Summary.'
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