AVS Wikipedia entry

Shock Value · 17th February 2004, 00:01

I've set up an AVS "stub" page at Wikipedia. I think this could serve as some kind of a knowledgebase for AVS, perhaps tutorials could be posted, etc. In any case, it definitely needs more information, so anyone who wants to help, go ahead: Wikipedia: Winamp AVS.

For those of you who are lost, Wikipedia is an online encyclopedia that anyone can contribute to, no sign-ups or anything are necessary. You just directly edit the articles (by clicking "edit") and add or delete whatever you want. Of course every page is closely watched by other users and can be reverted if anyone vandalizes. It's a very nice system, and I think AVS can be well-represented there if forum members contribute. I suggest reading some basic help articles at Wikipedia before editing it though, so we can do this right and not have to keep reverting because people mess it up.

Deamon · 17th February 2004, 11:48

Never heard of, but it aint a bad idea. I'll see if I can find some time for it.

skupers · 17th February 2004, 16:45

I added a bit more information.

Shock Value · 17th February 2004, 20:01

Hmm... is it just me or is Wikipedia offline right now (its 4:00 eastern time here)?

EDIT: I think it was offline, but it's back now (4:35).

Yathosho · 17th February 2004, 23:01

their server is pretty unstable since they reported financial problems in november or december

17th February 2004, 00:01	#1
Shock Value Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: USA Posts: 158	AVS Wikipedia entry I've set up an AVS "stub" page at Wikipedia. I think this could serve as some kind of a knowledgebase for AVS, perhaps tutorials could be posted, etc. In any case, it definitely needs more information, so anyone who wants to help, go ahead: Wikipedia: Winamp AVS. For those of you who are lost, Wikipedia is an online encyclopedia that anyone can contribute to, no sign-ups or anything are necessary. You just directly edit the articles (by clicking "edit") and add or delete whatever you want. Of course every page is closely watched by other users and can be reverted if anyone vandalizes. It's a very nice system, and I think AVS can be well-represented there if forum members contribute. I suggest reading some basic help articles at Wikipedia before editing it though, so we can do this right and not have to keep reverting because people mess it up.

17th February 2004, 11:48	#2
Deamon Major Dude Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: Arnhem, the Netherlands Posts: 927	Never heard of, but it aint a bad idea. I'll see if I can find some time for it. .:HyperNation @ winamp:. .:DeviantArt:. Thermal is now available for download at DeviantArt.

17th February 2004, 20:01	#4
Shock Value Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: USA Posts: 158	Hmm... is it just me or is Wikipedia offline right now (its 4:00 eastern time here)? EDIT: I think it was offline, but it's back now (4:35). Last edited by Shock Value; 17th February 2004 at 20:37.

17th February 2004, 23:01	#5
Yathosho Forum King Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: AT-DE Posts: 3,366	their server is pretty unstable since they reported financial problems in november or december NSIS IDE for Atom \| NSIS for Visual Studio Code \| NSIS for Sublime Text \| NSIS.docset

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17th February 2004, 16:45	#3
skupers Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: the Netherlands Posts: 207	I added a bit more information.