Revision as of 15:13, 27 March 2025

Having fun with the wiki

Discovering the wiki was a journey.
I had edited a wiki page once, and not a meaningless one: the Hypercard wiki page!
Still, that did not get me familiar with the wiki syntax and language. I never was the writing type - except when it is for research/analysis/academic purposes, I have big troubles with writing. I never do it properly but I do enjoy documenting.
The thing is, I am pretty much convinced I have some form of attention disorder. As a child I was always the daydreaming kid, the one that takes ages to copy what's on the blackboard and is always far from what's happening on Earth. It didn't really go away, I just learned to deal with it I guess, put a mask, a coping mechanism. As a matter of fact I am already entering a side quest with this...
Anyways, back on track, writing is not my forte. So I have troubles with keeping the wiki content updated, BUT I really have fun editing.
I like conveying some emotion through styling, and the fact that the wiki allows inline CSS is giving me the best of times. Here are some examples:

My wiki homepage
SI25 page
SI26 page
My journal entry (in French)
My journal entry (in French)
My journal entry (in French)

What I want to link:

SI25
SI26
- Specific Lens
- Hyperzine
Reader + watch + books -> make one page with transclusion?
Side projects -> make one page with transclusion? or just write?
- Rêves Party
- Synthetica
- Lilas
- Thesis
- SER documentation
- Archipelago -> this will be plain written
- Journal
- Web Club
Resources -> make one page with transclusion?

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 I like conveying some emotion through styling, and the fact that the wiki allows inline CSS is giving me the best of times.
 Here are some examples:
-<gallery mode="packed-overlay" widths="300" heights="200">
+<gallery mode="packed-overlay" widths="250" heights="200">
 File:Capture d'écran 2025-03-27 141001.png|My wiki homepage
 File:Capture d'écran 2025-03-27 140848.png|SI25 page