reply to post by William One Sac
Hi William One Sac,
I have searched tinwiki for a flying or balck triangle page without success so I am assuming there is not one.
I would be interested in creating a page on the subject and have always been impressed by wiki's page.
My dilemma would be that what I produced would be very similiar to wiki's how could I avoid this or does it not matter.
Earn Points Writing on tinWiki! Up to 10,000 points per entry, page
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Topic started on 15-5-2008 @ 07:27 PM by William One Sac
As many of you know, AboveTopSecret.com has its very own Wiki, tinWiki.orG. And to reward writers for their efforts,
I have been awarding points to people who write new articles or edit existing ones. Both categories need all the help we can get. tinWiki has the
potential of becoming a really great resource for many people like us who take an interest in the subjects we care about.
So I am saying now, that for initiating and writing a properly formatted article, you can earn up to 10,000 points. You can also earn points for editing existing articles.
The articles do not need to be perfect. That is the beauty of the site. Articles can always be improved, and updated. If you are interested, create an account on the site. If you do not want to use your ATS user name, let me know any work you have done in the tinWiki working forum.
Working on tinWiki is fun, and a bit addicting. And now you get points for it. I know, it's not as good as cash, but I am doing the best I can here!
[edit on 5-23-2008 by William One Sac]
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So I am saying now, that for initiating and writing a properly formatted article, you can earn up to 10,000 points. You can also earn points for editing existing articles.
The articles do not need to be perfect. That is the beauty of the site. Articles can always be improved, and updated. If you are interested, create an account on the site. If you do not want to use your ATS user name, let me know any work you have done in the tinWiki working forum.
Working on tinWiki is fun, and a bit addicting. And now you get points for it. I know, it's not as good as cash, but I am doing the best I can here!
[edit on 5-23-2008 by William One Sac]
[edit on 5-23-2008 by William One Sac]
reply posted on 16-5-2008 @ 05:24 PM by Scramjet76
I have written a few entries for TIN and I assure everyone WOS is very generous when doling out points. 
I believe if you write 10 complete entries you can earn the wiki editor badge! I'll try and find the time to write another article or two as time permits.
For awhile I was trying to pursue some original artwork for the mythical creatures area.. I'll have email my contact again and see if I can pester a few cool drawings out of him. If anyone does good artwork or knows an artist who would be willing to donate a few of their talented creations to TIN, remind them that it's good exposure as TINwiki attracts a high volume of internet traffic!
reply to post by sherpa
I searched for black triangles the other day too (on TIN) and couldn't find it. There is an entry for TR3, however I still see the need for an article on black triangles (which could be linked to the closely related TR3 entry).
As for being close to wiki, don't worry about it. As long as you write the article yourself and don't "copy / paste" you're fine. Often times, the data is what it is. Therefore it's nearly impossible to not present the data in a somewhat similiar fashion to other internet sources.
I believe if you write 10 complete entries you can earn the wiki editor badge! I'll try and find the time to write another article or two as time permits.
For awhile I was trying to pursue some original artwork for the mythical creatures area.. I'll have email my contact again and see if I can pester a few cool drawings out of him. If anyone does good artwork or knows an artist who would be willing to donate a few of their talented creations to TIN, remind them that it's good exposure as TINwiki attracts a high volume of internet traffic!
reply to post by sherpa
I searched for black triangles the other day too (on TIN) and couldn't find it. There is an entry for TR3, however I still see the need for an article on black triangles (which could be linked to the closely related TR3 entry).
As for being close to wiki, don't worry about it. As long as you write the article yourself and don't "copy / paste" you're fine. Often times, the data is what it is. Therefore it's nearly impossible to not present the data in a somewhat similiar fashion to other internet sources.
It would be really great if you could get some.reply posted on 23-5-2008 @ 07:58 AM by IsaacKoi
Originally posted by William One Sac
Working on tinWiki is fun, and a bit addicting. And now you get points for it. I know, it's not as good as cash, but I am doing the best I can here!
(One quick point for WOS - Could you edit the title of the thread to refer to the 10,000 figure for points? It may help get more attention. I see that the thread with a reference in the thread title to 5,000 points has got more views than this one...)
As William One Sac knows, I share his desire to encourage greater participation in the Tinwiki. I think the occasional thread like this one is a good way to draw attention to the Tinwiki and make people think about contributing to it.
Why not give it a quick go?
I think it is a bit of a shame that so few ATS members appear to be aware of the Tinwiki or contribute to it. The Tinwiki will only fulfill its potential if more members of ATS (or non-members for that matter...) create new entries and/or edit the existing entries.
I’m not sure why more members of ATS don’t contribute to Tinwiki. I’ve sought to address some of the potential reasons on the Tinwiki page I created here, which also gives some links to some help for beginners.
ATS encourages all its members (and, indeed, non-members) to participate in the Tinwiki, either by creating new pages or editing existing pages. It’s not as hard as you might think and ATS places considerable value on contributions made to Tinwiki. This is reflected in the number of points that can be awarded to those participating in the Tinwiki. New entries can be awarded up to 10,000 points.
Why not take a few minutes to try to add a relevant paragraph to an existing Tinwiki page (or, if you are feeling slightly more ambitious, start a new page)?
Any mistakes can be undone quickly and easily.
Most users of the Tinwiki want to encourage others to participate, so will be very understanding of those trying to learn.
If you accidentally edit something, and have any difficulty at all in sorting it out, just shout out for help on the ATS discussion forum relating to the Tinwiki.
If there is any issue which is causing you to hesitate editing the Tinwiki, or creating new entries, the existing users may be able to assist. Just post the concern or issue on the ATS discussion forum relating to Tinwiki.
All the best,
Isaac
[edit on 23-5-2008 by IsaacKoi]
reply posted on 23-5-2008 @ 03:26 PM by bodrul
reply to post by IsaacKoi
i am working on a page right now, but feel reluctant to post it
due to its nature and fear that it will be highjacked and misused and made a complet mockery of like my previous efforts on ATS.
i am working on a page right now, but feel reluctant to post it
due to its nature and fear that it will be highjacked and misused and made a complet mockery of like my previous efforts on ATS.
reply posted on 23-5-2008 @ 03:46 PM by bodrul
reply to post by jpm1602
just click log-in
and then just enter in a user name password
if you havent got an account it asks you to repeat the password and enter your name
just click log-in
and then just enter in a user name password
if you havent got an account it asks you to repeat the password and enter your name
reply posted on 23-5-2008 @ 04:00 PM by bodrul
reply to post by jpm1602
make sure your on the right page
try this
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make sure your on the right page
try this
img136.imageshack.us...
[edit on 23-5-2008 by bodrul]
[edit on 23-5-2008 by bodrul]
