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Overview

About the wiki

There are 73 articles (content pages) on the wiki.

Requesting an account

Your account will not be approved if you fail to include the following: your Esoteric Chat username, an e-mail address that matches your forum account, and a brief summary explaining what you intend to contribute to the wiki.

Support

Should you have any questions, feel free to make a conversation on the forum. Somebody that has an answer to your inquiry may respond once they discover your conversation.

Consult the User's Guide for information on using the wiki software.

Wiki changelog

This is a list of changes made to the wiki itself, not the recent changes.

  • New main page banner. Added categories to many articles. (17 February 2024)
  • The wiki has moved to wiki.esoteric.chat serving as an extension of the Esoteric Chat located at the root domain. (21 January 2024)
  • The Main Page has received a facelift that was stolen directly from the liblfds wiki. (26 September 2023)
  • There is now a forum for the website. It can be accessed by the subdomain forum.dwyd.org or this link which will allow for you to create an account. The forum uses the famous esoTalk forum software. (26 September 2023)
  • Because of the abuse of the sign up functionality, new users must be manually approved by an administrator. (17 April 2023)
  • Daily reminder that Longo is the best mod. (1 January 1970)

Index of articles

Categories

Communities
Subject categories
Identifiers

About categories

Types of categories and categories are sorted alphabetically. They are a work in progress and so many articles are not categorized. Some articles do not belong in any category.

Definitions

Communities refers to a well-established online group of people on a certain platform, with the name of that platform serving as the name of the topic. Subject categories refers to particular subjects that either do not correspond to a particular online community or are notable in their own right. Identifiers refers to labels that designate the tone or purpose of an article.

General subjects are self-explanatory; they are broad subjects which do not correspond to a particular community.

Meta indicates that the article directly has to do with the wiki. Serious indicates that the article is factual and should be taken seriously.