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A wikicircles wiki starts with one person who knows a hobby well enough to
A wikicircles wiki starts with one person who knows a hobby well enough to seed it and cares enough to tend it early on. If that's you, propose it here.
seed it and cares enough to tend it early on. If that's you, propose it here.


== What makes a good wiki topic ==
== What makes a good wiki topic ==


* '''A real hobby with practitioners''' — something people buy gear for, argue
* '''A real hobby with practitioners''' — something people buy gear for, argue about, and get better at over time.
  about, and get better at over time.
* '''Not already covered''' — check [https://wikicircles.org the directory] first; if a close wiki already exists, contribute there instead.
* '''Not already covered''' — check [https://wikicircles.org the directory]
* '''Broader than a single product''' — "espresso" works; "the Gaggia Classic" is a page, not a wiki.
  first; if a close wiki already exists, contribute there instead.
* '''Broader than a single product''' — "espresso" works; "the Gaggia Classic"
  is a page, not a wiki.


== How to request ==
== How to request ==
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# [[Getting started|Sign in and join Meta]] so you can edit this page.
# [[Getting started|Sign in and join Meta]] so you can edit this page.
# Add your request to the list below — copy the format of an existing entry.
# Add your request to the list below — copy the format of an existing entry.
# A steward will follow up about setting it up and making you its first
# A steward will follow up about setting it up and making you its first editor/admin.
  editor/admin.


== Requested wikis ==
== Requested wikis ==


''Add yours below. Keep it to a line or two — the topic, why it deserves a
''Add yours below. Keep it to a line or two — the topic, why it deserves a wiki, and your signature (type <nowiki>~~~</nowiki>).''
wiki, and your signature (type <nowiki>~~~</nowiki>).''


* '''Mountain biking''' — trails, suspension setup, and gear that survives the
* '''Mountain biking''' — trails, suspension setup, and gear that survives the descent.
  descent.
* ''(add your request here)''
* ''(add your request here)''


== What happens next ==
== What happens next ==


New wikis are set up by hand for now, so there's a real person in the loop
New wikis are set up by hand for now, so there's a real person in the loop rather than instant self-service. Expect a reply on your talk page or in the relevant community. Once it's live, you keep full editorial control of your wiki.
rather than instant self-service. Expect a reply on your talk page or in the
relevant community. Once it's live, you keep full editorial control of your
wiki.

Revision as of 07:51, 24 July 2026

A wikicircles wiki starts with one person who knows a hobby well enough to seed it and cares enough to tend it early on. If that's you, propose it here.

What makes a good wiki topic

  • A real hobby with practitioners — something people buy gear for, argue about, and get better at over time.
  • Not already covered — check the directory first; if a close wiki already exists, contribute there instead.
  • Broader than a single product — "espresso" works; "the Gaggia Classic" is a page, not a wiki.

How to request

  1. Sign in and join Meta so you can edit this page.
  2. Add your request to the list below — copy the format of an existing entry.
  3. A steward will follow up about setting it up and making you its first editor/admin.

Requested wikis

Add yours below. Keep it to a line or two — the topic, why it deserves a wiki, and your signature (type ~~~).

  • Mountain biking — trails, suspension setup, and gear that survives the descent.
  • (add your request here)

What happens next

New wikis are set up by hand for now, so there's a real person in the loop rather than instant self-service. Expect a reply on your talk page or in the relevant community. Once it's live, you keep full editorial control of your wiki.