I haven't seen that this wiki has a Discord server. Am I missing it, or does it not? I think it would be a really good idea. I noticed it was suggested some time ago but it doesn't seem to have happened.
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What is this heresy? I am the only Fox @Its'Fox3445
Also I should mention that if we are talking Second Age Middle-Earth I would choose Númenor, if I didn't say that already.
Thanks for the reference! Seems like a decent channel, and I'll be checking it out soon.
I tried a different test a day ago and I got man (which is always what I would have chosen to be)
Nice
Gondor (it's been said before...)
Thanks for the link! I may check it out soon.
I know of quite a few wikis like this that have servers, and it seems like with the inconvenient talk pages one of these wouldn't be a bad idea at all.
Got to agree with @Light Fury 531 here, I'm rather a troll and I play bad jokes on everyone I know.
George R.R. Martin anybody?
Never read but the initials R.R. Kek
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For words I think the indexes of The Silmarillion and other C. Tolkien books are pretty definitive, as for sentence structure etc I'm not sure.
Thanks for the info. I'll probably have some time to spare and helping out on a wiki this big would be a bit of a useful experience. {Yeah I am on the Fallout wiki which has nearly 40 000 pages but unfortunately I don't have enough knowledge to be of much use there.) I'll see what I can do.
Kind of just remembered this wiki, I've been pretty nonexistent here, enough so that my profile says it. My question here is, what in particular could use updating? I have a fair knowledge of pretty much everything but I have a hard time finding things that need done. Obviously there's more to the wiki than upkeep, but I would be interested in working on here page wise. Any tips? I'm trying to be a bit more active here so yeah, any advice is appreciated.
Eh never really cared to try, have a decent knowledge of root words etc. that one gains from just reading the works. Even if I did care to give it a go, I likewise never saw a reliable source to learn from.
@Light Fury 531 Amen to that first comment. Rowling's work is much too overrated in my opinion.
No problem, I look forward to helping expand it.
@Jack Distefano Agreed
Same, I feel that the LARPers etc. kind of just took it over, now most of the time if you say you are a fan of Tolkien you get grouped in with them...
Not going to lie, I am a huge fan of it as well. I don't roleplay or anything like that, but I am really into everything Middle-Earth, especially the maps and history/lore.
Turin is probably my favorite Silmarillion character