Ya'll ready for a wiki!!!

We are making great progress, we'll be open soon and ready for your contributions! It's kind of empty right now, but once you start using it and creating research pages in the realm of woodworking, it should fill up fast and be a valuable tool for woodworkers all over.

To see some of the areas we have prepared you can go to The Patriot Woodwiki Home Page

 

And you can follow a few of these links as well for some wiki page samples we have created for you to use as inspiration for your own wiki projects.

http://thepatriotwoodwiki.org/Sam+Maloof

http://thepatriotwoodwiki.org/James+Krenov

http://thepatriotwoodwiki.org/Adze

 

And here is a look at some of our portals, where you can start your projects.

http://thepatriotwoodwiki.org/Material Processing

http://thepatriotwoodwiki.org/People

http://thepatriotwoodwiki.org/Works

 

Our wiki is an open source project, and we used open source (free) software, which has provided some wonderful challenges just to get it to fit our needs.

We hope when we do open (soon!), you'll jump in and share your knowledge, and contribute some wonderful research projects for our woodworking world to view and edit.

 

Cheers!

 

 

Cheers John...

4 hours ago, John Morris said:

Ya'll ready for a wiki!!!

Will this be "leak" proof?

14 hours ago, Grandpadave52 said:

Will this be "leak" proof?

 

Im pretty sure the Russians will try to hack it!

1 hour ago, John Moody said:

 

Im pretty sure the Russians will try to hack it!

Hey, as long as they contribute woodworking related content, hack away!

Good looking site so far. My daughter sent me the link to the https://archive.org/, listed in the "works" link, a few years back. This is where I first seen the old issues of Workbench magazine you have posted. I can't tell you how many hours I have spent at that site, great for research. Thanks for including it.

8 hours ago, DuckSoup said:

Thanks for including it.

You bet Bob! There is a whole world out there, just when we think we know it, we see stuff like this and I completely love seeing open source knowledge bases like that one.

Thanks for the wiki kudos too.