Does The Garage Journal Have a Wiki?

[winlinmac]

There are plenty of discussions revolving in the general tool discussion forum as Garage Journal is known for; plenty of feedback and advice, but also noticed many overlapping threads on tools. Perhaps, we can make a Wiki disclosing pros and cons of tools ranging in all categories (price-point and quality and from general use to professional / contractor) to make the forum less biased. Yes, not all tools are created equal, but some low-priced tools are quite decent for the price and meets all the average DIY'er's needs.

Can this suggestion be fulfilled? I'm sure we all can contribute. A Wiki can serve as a Buyer's Guide.

 

[Chaznsc]

A wiki on tools? Sounds like herding cats to me. The subject is too subjective IMO.

 

[LXCam]

I must be getting too old for this ****, wtf's a wiki.

 

[winlinmac]

a website that allows collaborative editing of its content and structure by its users.

- Source: Copied and Pasted from Google

I must be getting too old for this ****, wtf's a wiki.

 

[1950mercury]

That would be a terrible idea....go ahead and start one on your own....

 

[Murph-dog]

I support this idea.

 

[fomocoforrester]

It seems to me the most successful Wikis are centered around subjects where the contributors are broadly driven by the objective of better defining the subject under discussion like - say for instance - 'Cosmic Activity', where the idea is to correlate data that will lead to a better understanding of the topic.

I can't see that it would work for tools because the contributors objectives are too diverse and yet - each in their own way - valid. So the contributor input, especially the editing, would be a constant battle and the whole thing would inevitably descend into chaos.