You probably picked up my thoughts. Exact thinking.

Simply Great Information and Presentation

I agree...as for me I am not a writter but feel so excited even when some one upvotes my post.

I vote for steemwiki.com because unfortunately new TLDs (Top Level Domains) such as .center do not work correctly on the android default browser and has compatibility issues elsewhere (you cannot add as your URL on twitter) and who know what else.  For android browser and you have to either click on a direct link or type in http://steem.center  These issues have caused me to stay away from the new TLDs

It's awesome that we have users that will take it upon themselves to help move things forward. It's a great pleasure to be involved with so many people willing to give their time and expertise to make everyone's experience richer.

It's very easy to fall back in to the old paradigm of trolling, incivility, selfishness, and boorish behavior, so let's keep this Steemit project classy!!

Thanks for putting in the effort and if I might suggest it. Perhaps @samupaha could share some of the rewards from his post with those that are going to work on the wiki? Maybe make a team to get it started and divvy up the proceeds among each other and periodically give the site updates on the progress or something like that?

Cheers

Absolutly right idea

A centralized set of documentation is definitely needed.  I mean, just figuring out how to add graphics to a post took some digging.

Yeah, definitely.

You forgot steemle.com.

Maybe we can make a <b>wiki channel</b> on <b>chat</b> and just announce our willingness to participate to this.  Eventually a powerful enough steemer  would make a post that should go in <b>trending</b> and should open a debate within.

I'm all in.

Done. The channel is called #wiki. You're in.

Yes please!  I've been fumbling around here for a few days and can't figure out for the life of me how to post a picture.  Someone told me to upload but I can't even figure out where to do that.  I'm usually pretty good at this online stuff, but I'm a little lost here. I'm very excited to figure it out and get things going.

I agree with you @samupaha, a wiki could be great help to lots of people in the steemit community. We ask different questions because sometimes we don't understand. With the existence of wiki's we can just check and read on it and hopefully come up with a clearer idea on how things are going in the community. But that doesn't mean that we don't appreciate authors who posted so much information, in fact we admire them for being helpful to everyone.

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Steem.wiki was taken on 2016-07-31 :-/

We have been preparing to hire a Documentation and Information Specialist.  Initial duties would include building / maintaining a Wiki, FAQ and other user experience docs. If anyone is interested in this please send resumes to contact at steemit dot com. Thanks

I agree.
- The whitepaper is too technical for a lot of people.
- Steem.io is helpful, but a lot of information is missing. New users have to read through a lot of Steemit articles to find out how things are working here. And as things are changing articles can become outdated.

I fully agree that a guide of some sort should exist however I think that creating any external tools to do so id idiotic, if there is going to be help for steemit I think it should be on steemit and there is already a steemit-help section.

Check http://steemtools.com before assuming something doesn't exist.

Hey! We are currently at work on a wiki project steemwiki.com

Check out the [forum](http://www.steemitforum.com) also.

Thanks for this post. As I'm sure you are aware, @ned and others are working on several related wiki projects.

In your post, you said:
>Steemit should either pick one of the existing wikis or start their own.

In my opinion, this really is key. Steemit will need to consolidate all the efforts from the various wikis that are out there, and make one official version for the site.

I included this with a link to your post in my list of proposals to enhance the Steemit website :)
https://steemit.com/ui/@timcliff/let-s-make-steemit-better-comprehensive-list-of-suggested-ui-ux-improvements-to-make-to-the-steemit-com-website

maybe we should start identifying topic to fill in then. i'm willing to help