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Want a project? Buy BluWiki. All proceeds go to charity.
- Sam_Odio 17y agoYou might remember BluWiki from an Apple censorship lawsuit a few months back. More info: http://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2009/07/apple-backs-down-blu http://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2009/07/apple-backs-down-blu Of my web projects, BluWiki is Divvyshot's ugly sister. The site has always been much larger but has received a fraction of the attention. This would be a great move if you're looking for an instant source of traffic.
- ErrantX 17y agoThe auction isn't all that clear in some aspects... 1) What's being sold? The domain and content or the whole server/setup? 2) What's the current monthly costs like?
- Sam_Odio 17y agoEverything you need to achieve massive wiki success (domain, similar domains, wiki, slicehost account, etc) is included. Another note: I was just told that our pagerank fell from 5/10 to 0. Probably happened a few months ago from wiki spam that we've been strugling with. If you implement a captcha you can might convince google to restore the PR.
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- timdorr 17y agoIt's funny. I used to help out with the PackRat (Alamofire's Facebook game that came before Gowalla) Bluwiki site: http://packrat.bluwiki.com/ http://packrat.bluwiki.com/ But due to some heavy-handed community leadership I ended up creating my own: http://packratwiki.com/ http://packratwiki.com/ I'm not really involved with the operations of either (and don't play the game anymore), but I think I emailed you at some point or talked to you via your Talk page. I might end up snatching this up out of nostalgia. Could definitely be more monetized (look at Wikia for an extreme example), but I'd be more interested in the community-building aspects of it. Is Nathan Richards going to stay involved after the sale? That wasn't clear.