DDOwiki is back up.

[Captain_Wizbang]

Tough call on which page is used most.
On our guilds website, I have 10 links to wiki.
And it makes it real easy to direct people to the right page as fast as possible.
So, my answer is "yes"

TY for all the work put into wiki!

[Borror0]

I don't know how this kind of "Web 2.0" system could be brought into a Wiki format, but what if you were able to offload all of that work to the community using the Wiki? Sort of like a "Digg this" button, with the highest rated posts showing up in a list. Then, maybe those lists could be further separated by tags, like Vale, Mod 9, Greensteel, Items, that kind of thing. So, if I hit the "What's Hot" Tab under the Mod 9 category, it would include things like.

1. Getting raid ready
2. Ring Crafting
3. Boots of Anchoring
4. Shavarath Map
5. Shavarath Environmental Effects

and so on?

I'm not sure if that does anything we cannot do better, with less work than would be required to get this working well.

We've managed to get an healthy active editor population, at last. For most of the wiki's life, it was me and Yoko doing our stuff. And, I have been slacking far too much at times. We've gotten a little help from time to time but not enough to keep up. We're slowly catching up, at which point we'll be mostly adding more polish and new content rather than updating stuff outdated of several Modules or flat out missing.

[BlackSmith81]

So, if I hit the "What's Hot" Tab under the Mod 9 category, it would include things like.

Why not see whats under "Category:Module 10"? All the updates i have seen this far, none of them has been so wide you could not get all the fancy new stuff fit to one page. Besides, then you would also see what you have missed.

[stockwizard5]

Ya Bor ...

More and more of us can't access from work (no biggie) or work laptops from the road (a biggie)

[Borror0]

Ya Bor ...

More and more of us can't access from work (no biggie) or work laptops from the road (a biggie)

What's the criteria to block the wiki exactly?

Is it the word wiki? If so, can you access wikis without wiki in the url like the Compendium?

[stockwizard5]

What's the criteria to block the wiki exactly?

Is it the word wiki? If so, can you access wikis without wiki in the url like the Compendium?

I think any site that is "designated" as either games or wiki gets restricted.

A non-designated (not #1 on google) mirror should be fine (or alt url access or some such) - maybe some IT weanie can help here.