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jducoeurI was sort of vaguely aware of this before, but it seems to be getting more interesting. So a pointer: if you haven't already, check out Cunnan, an SCA Wiki being run by a college group down in Australia. While the local influence is conspicuous here and there, it seems to be getting steadily broader in scope. (Someone got there before me, and put in a page about Carolingia.)
For those who haven't played with them before: a Wiki is basically a big collaborative website. It's divided into many topics, and anyone is allowed to create or edit topics. The more people who contribute, the more interesting the site gets, so anyone with something relevant to say is encouraged to join in.
For those who haven't played with them before: a Wiki is basically a big collaborative website. It's divided into many topics, and anyone is allowed to create or edit topics. The more people who contribute, the more interesting the site gets, so anyone with something relevant to say is encouraged to join in.