Rayman Pirate-Community

We are pleased to announce that the final version of RayWiki is now available.
Many glitches have been fixed since the β version was launched at the beginning of the year, but new ones will certainly appear: I count on you all to report them here. That's all!

Brilliant. You can count me to spot any new bugs.

It remains impossible to add dots in titles for technical reasons, but I'm trying to find something that directly prevents their creation.

Oh dear...



Also that one editor is still spamming up recent changes, anyone wanna try telling him/her?

The recent changes page is totally flooded with those minor edits... Hard to see what's going on O_o

Ugh that anon is still flooding. I've looked up 3 IPs and all of them are located in the same city in Arkansas.

Oh noez! Maybe you should IP ban him for a week.

Well, it's not real flood Just edit flood.

Yeah, but if they aren't helping things out, then what should we do?

Found what I think is another glitch. Is the Category bar at the bottom supposed to look like this?



I think it's about time we made up a rules page on the Wiki itself using the stuff we gathered in the thread. Might do some related templates as well.

It said the page couldn't be found when I clicked "Random Page"...

That works for me [lol I got Murfy]. If you do see some big problems though take screenshots.

Ah, it's working again...but doesn't this mean that one page, somewhere, is down?

What page was it anyway? If it was one with a "." in then that might have not worked because we still have that title glitch.

I thought I had removed all pages with a dot in the title -_-

I don't know which one it was, since I clicked Random Page...

Jesus Christ.

https://raymanpc.com/wiki/en/Treasure_Ship

I think that a style guide is in order, as well as a facepalm. And shouldn't have we only restricted the wiki to registered users by now?

I have an idea for a rule:

"Any addition to RayWiki must contain at least one piece of information which is not almost definitely already known to those who view it."

That barely makes any snese.

It makes lots of sense. You just didn't read it enough times to understand.