inofficial Railworks wiki

[Toldrabald]

I know you guys discussed the idea here a while ago, but I can't find it's thread anymore and the result was a bit unclear. So I started one on the Wikia platform which is very nice and has a lot of features the real wiki has. At the moment it is still very empty and obviously I can not fill it in alone. I threw in a bunch of things and simple tutorials to get the thing started, but this will only work with more people. It is open for everyone to create and edit new pages, upload pictures and insert videos. The final structure and layout has not really been decided yet, so if you create contents they might be moved to other sections or merged together with other sites at some point. There are some wikis on the platform which I find very resourceful myself and I hope that this might get one of them!
I hope some of you will do a visit and write in some stuff: http://railworks.wikia.com/wiki/Railworks_Wiki

[Samwolf]

Took a quick look and it looks good. Thanks for putting this together. Bookmarked it!

[micaelcorleone]

Wonderful. I still think this is a good idea.

Edit: Just made my first entries and corrections. Awesome.
Now we need to advertise the Wiki on all community sites.
Maybe it would also be a good idea to inform RS.com.

[imnew]

Wonderful idea, added to favorites

[Toldrabald]

It does not help if you all just go watch and admire the site, just go ahead and write something in. I for example do absolutely not know how to drive a steam engine properly. Whenever I try to get a Black 5 out from Bath up the mountains I fail and the loco gets stuck on the gradient. And I know I'm not alone with that problem, so if anyone would add this to the wiki would be great

Micael: good job, that's the spirit it needs I did spread the link around a bit, let's see if it helps and gets new contents, when it reached a certain level we might get RSC onto it. But for now let's stay out of their sight, unless they watch the forums.

[Hawk]

I've added a link to it on the RWA Links page.