Well there aren't that many now.

And we don't need to have all of them, it'd be the authors responsibility to wiki them.
They might not want theirs archived <_<

Yeah, we don't need to have them all. Metal chao added most mods that are popular, people can add their own mods using {{Mod|etc|etc}}.

Speaking of that, metal chao, you need to use that. Not copy the entire template over. Argh.

Fair enough. But the pages need content, not just the mod template and a link to their forum page.

Yeah. I was going to do that.
I just haven't yet.

I have lots of other things to do >_>

Needs more sysops and a bureaucrat who will op people.

Needs a sysop who isn't always away.

Needs less pages for mods.

Needs less random ♥♥♥♥♥♥s thinking they can make major changes. Controversial articles like this should be locked until we all come to an agreement.

Yeah, sorry I can't log on every single day of my vacation.

Also, I'm looking for additional sysops.

Also, mod pages locked for the time being. Continue the discussion.

I'll volunteer for sysop, but I don't have any experience >_>
I'm online for a ridiculous amount of GMT time though.

I have a lot of experience running a Wiki, and I'm on daily.

I have a lot of experience running a wiki, and Alenth recommended me over irc.

On all the time, to protect the wiki from people like thor.

This is probably not the right place to post, appologies if this is the case.

I thought I might raise the issue of some slight inconsistencies in the Cortex Command Wiki.

Specifically the History found at: http://www.datarealms.com/wiki/index.php/Cortex_Command

If "Cortex Command development was started in 2004, by Daniel Tabar" then how the hell has "The project has been in development for seven years now" I was unaware it was 2011 already.

Im not saying that it hasn't been in development for 7 years, but clearly the information in the Wiki needs some editing in order to make some semblance of sense.

The game was first made playable to the public in 2004. It was started before that.

So write that in.