Okay, sorry for the late reply.
The wiki isn't accessible without an account.
There's two big problems. It's
a lot better than it was before, but I really want to get things perfectly because I feel this would be a good introduction to the wiki for people not into Jace. I don't just want the /k/ folk running the place.
I still see EDisms. "TL;DR" isn't something an encyclopedia needs. I'm wondering if we should endorse a {{summary}} style template, or if that would undermine the point of writing. Should a page section
be summarized? To reiterate, if the writer feels a section is too long, maybe it should be reduced. Maybe split that off to its own page and leave a summary on the main Vade page?
To exemplify what I mean, we have 2 screenshots of forum posts.
One has this as a caption.
"Really, to say anything will just detract from this image."
The other has this as a caption.
"Vade tries to convince the Kiwi Farm not to call the police over her self-harm/suicide threats."
The second one is way better. I don't even need to open it to read what Vade wrote, I know what it says already. If you can't write a caption, why bother saying you can't write a caption? It's possible to have a Wikimedia thumbnail without a caption. Stuff like that is personal flair and writing style, which harkens back to my first point about not writing in a blogging style.
I definitely still pick up a lot of Jaimas in this, which isn't inherently a bad thing, but it turns the article into a personal retelling of a tragedy rather than being a wiki article. The personal flair point is also super noticeable when reading the source. "Alexander RIP Nevar Forget.jpg" isn't really what I want to see a lot of.
The other thing is that this is a really fucking long article. I mentioned this before and I think I'm right about splitting out this page. So, lets do an experiment.
http://lolcow.wiki/wiki/Vade#The_Tragedy_of_Troublez_81
http://lolcow.wiki/wiki/Kenneth_Alexander_Van_Camp
The first one is Vade's article and a section on Troublez_81. Write your "TL;DR" here. Constrain yourself to 1/2 paragraphs of 3~5 sentences each. Links should be citations, not block-level elements. Everything a normal, uninterested user could want to gleam should be there. Extra details should be left for the main article.
The second one is an article I made for Kenneth himself. Here, you can be as verbose as you want. Describe everything, make multiple sections, whatever you want.