At the end of the Revelius Q&A, Flip mentioned that they were working on a Potterworld Wiki for after the Revelius Update to help players. My suggestion, if this is not already planned, is to have the wiki editable by all players, so that it can be completed more quickly. It is very difficult for a fairly small group of people to make a wiki for something so large and complex as post-Revelius Potterworld. Having the entire support of the community would allow it to be put together much faster.
It would require very little oversight from staff. You could have it be in the forums under a subforum called Guides or Wikis. You could even subdivide it into categories such as areas, quests, spells, and other. There is already a report feature on the forums, (and I'm assuming a filter) so there would have to be little moderation. There is already an option to sort by the most liked posts, so people could easily filter through the better tutorials.
Finally, after the wiki has been around for a while, there could be a large search through the forum. Any posts that are outdated, low quality, or duplicates can be removed by staff, leaving only the best tutorials for each aspect of the server. Though it may take a very long time for them to sort through all the posts, it would be much faster than having to create the entire wiki themselves.
It would require very little oversight from staff. You could have it be in the forums under a subforum called Guides or Wikis. You could even subdivide it into categories such as areas, quests, spells, and other. There is already a report feature on the forums, (and I'm assuming a filter) so there would have to be little moderation. There is already an option to sort by the most liked posts, so people could easily filter through the better tutorials.
Finally, after the wiki has been around for a while, there could be a large search through the forum. Any posts that are outdated, low quality, or duplicates can be removed by staff, leaving only the best tutorials for each aspect of the server. Though it may take a very long time for them to sort through all the posts, it would be much faster than having to create the entire wiki themselves.
