AmpMod Wiki 2.0

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We’re actively working on rewriting the AmpMod Wiki infrastructure from scratch to allow us to separate from Miraheze (doing so gives us full control over our configuration) and to allow us to implement a more Wikipedia-like language system as the current multilingual wiki system is barely doing anything and makes pages hard to maintain in English.

Get it working
AmpModWikiSkin (fork of ScratchWikiSkin2 but with Scratch branding removed; different from the Vector 2010 reskin used on the current wiki)
Authentication: aw3 SSO, sync users between all wikis
Create a few test wikis and link them with one “login” wiki
Import the current AmpMod Wiki pages into the new English one
(SERVER REQUIRED) Set up real wikis. Obviously the login wiki and English wiki first; Czech/Norwegian/Bulgarian are priorities as those are some of the most translated on the current wiki

We plan to have this done by late 2026.

You can view the AmpMod Wiki configuration at https://codeberg.org/ampmod/wiki

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amp (SERVER REQUIRED) Set up real wikis. Obviously the login wiki and English wiki first; Czech/Norwegian/Bulgarian are priorities as those are some of the most translated on the current wiki

i think we can set up a server from an online service, there are plenty of free ones but most are paid…

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I already have a local MediaWiki instance running on my computer (you can’t visit this unfortunately, but eventually I’ll dump this wiki and import it onto an actual server)
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We also want to do something with the forums since FreeFlarum explicitly advises its users against using it for large communities. And AmpMod is slowly walking its way into becoming a large community. (You can tell because of all the random people who just made an acount and made up words like “ampgame”)

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