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+ | This Fallout Wiki, named "Nukapedia", is an encyclopedia by - and for - the fans of ''[[Fallout]]''. Based on the [[Wikipedia:wiki|wiki]] concept, it allows anyone to edit and contribute to any article. |
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+ | In the Spring of 2005, a Fallout Wiki was set up by [[User:Ausir|Ausir]] and [[User:DarkUnderlord|DarkUnderlord]], and was originally hosted by ''Duck and Cover'', a ''Fallout'' fansite at the address wiki.duckandcover.cx (then vault.duckandcover.cx) under the name "The Vault". It was later moved to a different server, but remained hosted by Taluntain - the host of Duck and Cover - at falloutvault.com. As can be seen from Wikia talk pages and user contributions, there were also another nine users involved in shaping the wiki that were active in the early 2005 period. They were: [[User:Fez|Fez]], [[User:Dan|Dan]], [[User:Spazmo|Spazmo]], [[User:Thinkpad|Thinkpad]], [[User_talk:Mr. Teatime|Mr. Teatime]], [[User:Ekarderif|Ekarderif]], [[User:Mimir|Mimir]], [[User talk:Octotron|Octotron]] and [[User:Senornacho|Senornacho]]. <!-- [NOTE:For some reason or another, Octotron and Mr. Teatime lack actual profile pages. However, they do have talk and contribution pages. That is why the links go to talk pages. --> |
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+ | In 2007, The Vault moved to Wikia, as the original host could no longer accept the constant attacks on the server by spammers and other attackers. Since the release of ''[[Fallout 3]]'' in 2008, it became one of the most popular Wikia gaming wikis. |
| + | In November 2011, The Vault moved on to a different host and address under fallout.gamepedia.com, with both this host and the new site having similar and sometimes even identical content, with several old hands moving over to The Vaults new host. Those who remained within Wikia's variation took the name "Nukapedia", with both sites now developing largely independently of each other, although some contributors can still be found on both sites. |
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| − | In November 2011, Fallout Wiki was moved to [http://falloutwiki.com FalloutWiki.com], hosted by Curse. This wiki, hosted by Wikia, is a copy of its contents up to that date. |
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+ | The bureaucrats are currently [[User:Agent c|Agent c]], [[User:Kingclyde|Kingclyde]], [[user:Jspoelstra|Jspoelstra]], and [[User:The Gunny|The Gunny]]. For the full list of Nukapedia's administrators, see [[Fallout Wiki:Administrators and moderators|Administrators and moderators]]. |
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Revision as of 17:50, 3 March 2014
This Fallout Wiki, named "Nukapedia", is an encyclopedia by - and for - the fans of Fallout. Based on the wiki concept, it allows anyone to edit and contribute to any article.
History
In the Spring of 2005, a Fallout Wiki was set up by Ausir and DarkUnderlord, and was originally hosted by Duck and Cover, a Fallout fansite at the address wiki.duckandcover.cx (then vault.duckandcover.cx) under the name "The Vault". It was later moved to a different server, but remained hosted by Taluntain - the host of Duck and Cover - at falloutvault.com. As can be seen from Wikia talk pages and user contributions, there were also another nine users involved in shaping the wiki that were active in the early 2005 period. They were: Fez, Dan, Spazmo, Thinkpad, Mr. Teatime, Ekarderif, Mimir, Octotron and Senornacho.
In 2007, The Vault moved to Wikia, as the original host could no longer accept the constant attacks on the server by spammers and other attackers. Since the release of Fallout 3 in 2008, it became one of the most popular Wikia gaming wikis.
In November 2011, The Vault moved on to a different host and address under fallout.gamepedia.com, with both this host and the new site having similar and sometimes even identical content, with several old hands moving over to The Vaults new host. Those who remained within Wikia's variation took the name "Nukapedia", with both sites now developing largely independently of each other, although some contributors can still be found on both sites.
Administrators
The bureaucrats are currently Agent c, Kingclyde, Jspoelstra, and The Gunny. For the full list of Nukapedia's administrators, see Administrators and moderators.