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PranK Grand Master

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I didnt know there were any issues.. There are a bunch of people who have been granted access to admin it, but not much is happening. There is a wiki admin forum for any concerns, but its yet to be posted in.

PranK Grand Master

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Ahhh ok, I'll see if I can work out why.

Sigi, I am working on the outstanding issues, I didn't realise that you wanted me to fix these issues, I thought they were self reminders for you. Can you msn me when you are back on so we can talk about the wiki?

Thanks mate.

SKY031 Grand Master

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hmmm i can't see the wiki admin section either.... :sleep:

i had a few pm's back and forth with sigi about some issues i was experiencing in regards to a few things, (images going awol once uploaded etc) because he was the only person i could see who was actively working on things.

I've got a few folders here with text files and images lined up ready to rock and roll, but I couldn't see the point in continuing to upload them while the bugs were eating stuff.

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SKY031 Grand Master

SKY031

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Nobody seems to be able to edit at the moment.

There are also outstanding issues/questions in regards to image uploads etc

Dunno about the tags, monkey removed them a while ago when the new colour coded tags came in, i think they just said "wiki admin" or similar,

they were just like the 7.gif tags, but in recognition of wiki admins

...but there's no point in people having recognition as wiki admins if nobody is able to edit. :wave:

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