Hello and welcome to what I call “the Hub”. If you're new here, I will do a rundown of how this works and what to expect. For the people who aren't new here, you can go ahead and skip straight to either making an account or just roaming around and reading some of the (frankly random) pages on this wiki.
This is the home page, where the only thing on here is this greeting and some other panels. If you're accustomed to wikis at all, this should make sense to you already. Hopefully it does as I won't be explaining any of the panels.
This is a type of “hub” where, hopefully, in the future I, or anybody else I trust, will take a look at all kinds of things, and (hopefully) make some helpful guides or something about them. This can range from things like my thoughts about games, software comparisons, to even things like hardware comparisons or rants. As I am definitely not a expert in any field, take some of my explanations with a grain of salt. Should something be factually wrong, there's a comment section where you can explain where I was wrong. Any examination should be seen as essentially a “curious end-user” who knows enough about certain things to learn how to fix them in case they break, and with enough time on my hands to thoroughly look into something.
The original wiki came to mind after trying to guide someone through GitHub, only to see them be confused the entire time. This wiki, however, came to be because I got tired of handwriting entire pages, CSS groups, ids, and all.
For the older visitors, sorry. There's no default dark mode on this wiki. You would have to set dark mode by default on your browser or make your way to the settings and turn it on yourself.
For the new visitors who have no idea what I'm talking about, on the original wiki I had a sort of dark mode palette by default. Not white text on black background, but like a very dark blue, #23272a background and #f5f5dc text if you're curious. This was entirely meant to be easy on the eyes in pretty much every environment, but being that I can't go manually editing every page's CSS, that simply can't happen. I also had a light mode toggle in the corner, but again, I cannot do that.
Why do dark mode in the first place? Why have a light mode toggle?
Simple. On April 1, 2019, Discord completely did away with Light Mode for a day. This caused people with sight issues and other problems essentially not able to use Discord for an entire day. I personally know people with these problems, so I wanted to include a comfort mode for those people.
In case you haven't noticed from any of the previous sentences, I like to write exactly how I talk.
I feel like this makes reading the text a lot easier, as it sounds more “fluid”, at least to me. As long as you read it as if I'm talking, certain sentences might make more sense. I'm not a big fan of the “command” talk when it's unnecessary.
There's honestly nothing really interesting to the images.
Sometimes I will use an image that I do not own. All credits for said images go to the respective owner/s.
Unfortunately there's no good way I can seem to format them on this wiki, so certain aspects don't look the best, or even really similar to the original wiki. I tried my best to adapt them properly, but if there's any readability issues, please tell me. They (hilariously) take longer to write than the normal pages, and so I miss some formatting or grammar errors.