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<blockquote data-quote="Theo R Cwithin" data-source="post: 5419237" data-attributes="member: 75712">Yeah, I'm of the same mind.&nbsp; I rather prefer the idea of a community driven project, where folks would agree on a bare minimum &quot;core&quot; and build around that-- and a wiki is certainly the most obvious approach to that, especially the most customizable bits.Any familiarity with this sort of thing?&nbsp; I'm shooting in the dark here, but certainly interested in making a go of it.I know that a very basic static website would be fairly easy to get up and running; a really rough draft of E6 would probably be doable in a month, with 6 to 9 more months to complete the clean-up phase and integration of variants and &quot;advanced&quot; material that derive from WotC OGC.&nbsp; The end result (along the lines of an E6 analog to d20srd.org, though probably not as pretty or nicely hyperlinked) would be easily wrapped up into a downloadable file for use offline. (That last bit is a big thing for me.)I'm not too familiar with the various wiki implementations, but I assume such a static chunk of html can be easily wiki-ized and locked down when it's deemed &quot;stable&quot;?&nbsp; I guess <a href="http://www.dandwiki.com/wiki/SRD:System_Reference_Document" target="_blank">Dandwiki.com</a> is a model here.I've put a big blast of stream-of-consciousness notes (in the spoiler block) in <a href="http://www.enworld.org/forum/general-rpg-discussion/299069-what-world-needs-e6-book-format-2.html#post5419055" target="_blank">this post</a> in the &quot;E6 as a book thread&quot; with a very top-level first-glance take on this thing.Thoughts?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Theo R Cwithin, post: 5419237, member: 75712"] Yeah, I'm of the same mind. I rather prefer the idea of a community driven project, where folks would agree on a bare minimum "core" and build around that-- and a wiki is certainly the most obvious approach to that, especially the most customizable bits. Any familiarity with this sort of thing? I'm shooting in the dark here, but certainly interested in making a go of it. I know that a very basic [I]static[/I] website would be fairly easy to get up and running; a really rough draft of E6 would probably be doable in a month, with 6 to 9 more months to complete the clean-up phase and integration of variants and "advanced" material that derive from WotC OGC. The end result (along the lines of an E6 analog to d20srd.org, though probably not as pretty or nicely hyperlinked) would be easily wrapped up into a downloadable file for use offline. (That last bit is a big thing for me.) I'm not too familiar with the various wiki implementations, but I assume such a static chunk of html can be easily wiki-ized and locked down when it's deemed "stable"? I guess [URL="http://www.dandwiki.com/wiki/SRD:System_Reference_Document"]Dandwiki.com[/URL] is a model here. I've put a big blast of stream-of-consciousness notes (in the spoiler block) in [URL="http://www.enworld.org/forum/general-rpg-discussion/299069-what-world-needs-e6-book-format-2.html#post5419055"]this post[/URL] in the "E6 as a book thread" with a very top-level first-glance take on this thing. Thoughts? [/QUOTE]

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