DCWiki
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Outline
DCWiki, shortly called 'Diki', is a wikiwiki site made by Yu Shik Kim, the founder and president of DCinside. April 24th, 2015, when the Rigveda Wiki situation had taken place, Yu Shik Kim opened DCWiki Project Gallery, and DCWiki started its service on June 1st, 2015. As DCWiki is a latecomer compared to Namuwiki and Librewiki, it lost its chance to adopt wiki users from Rigveda Wiki. However, considering the numberless users of DCInside, this site has the potential to grow into one of the most well-known wiki. As of now, not so many people concentrate on doing wiki. In fact, there was a dictionary named Dictionary for crocks, but it faded into obscurity mainly because of the discomfort of its interface. A four-digit number of articles of Dictionary for crocks were not absorbed in the DCWiki.
Potentials To Grow
It is hard to see the well-explained articles in DCWiki as DCinside users hate the serious things. Some people copy articles from Librewiki, which are compatible with DCWiki in the perspective of CCL. However, people who hate them vandalize them. If DCWiki wants to protect articles from vandalizm, administrators and a number of users should watch and restrict vandalizm. But, in fact, there are few people who want to contribute to DCWiki seriously. So even if it grows, it will not be a wiki-like site but a site jokes go around.
A Wiki Observing CC BY-SA 4.0
DCWiki observes CCL 4.O. SO If the offeror want to distribute using CCL, he or she should permitted by each copyrighter. To see more information, see CC BY-SA 4.0
Administartors
On June 2nd, there are 11 active administrators' accounts. the entire lists are on special articles.
- User:Admin
- User:Admin01
- User:Admin02
- User:Admin03
- User:Admin04
- User:Admin05
- User:Admin06
- User:Admin07
- User:Admin08
- User:Admin09
- User:Admin10
They're all motherfuckers...
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Who are you? Eupeup!! The author of this document has disappeared.
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When DCWiki Was Blown Up Today
- June 2nd, 2015, Between 11:10 and 12:10, DCWiki was blown up and opened continually. For reference, the editing frequency then was 'one million and 16 thousand times/day'.
