bbell wrote:I can certainly host the WikiVIC (I actually had setup a Wiki for it a long time ago, but I never put it to use because Denial was so good). I can update the software tomorrow (might as well get the latest version up) and open it up. My original intention was to use it as a source code archive, but the more the better!
Sounds great! If you need any of the graphics we used in CafeVIC, feel free to grab them (if you can't find them, I have the raw hi-res versions on my hard-drive). I also have a DVD-R that's got a couple of GBs of VIC scans, articles and files I had collected for such a project.
One key point: pace yourself when working on this project. I think the whole thing that first burned out Ward Shrake and then myself was the overwhelming amount of work we realised it was becoming - and the way it could easily suck up all our free time (took the fun out of it). Of course, with a Wiki site it's much easier because anyone can add articles / edit them independently without having to go through a central administrator, so the burden won't all be on one person.
Anyway, I have the text versions of all of Ward Shrake's original technical articles.
I also have many many scans of game boxes, peripherals, hardware, circuit boards, etc. This is stuff I have gathered from many sources over the years.
I don't know if a WIKI site needs categories, but feel free to use the format we had for CafeVIC....I think it was sections on History, Technical, Peripherals, Software, Promotional Materials, etc.
