Wikipedia entry for DiscreetFX

[Pyromania]

Since we really should not do this ourselves we are willing to give some free goodies to someone that can make a nice Wikipedia page for DiscreetFX. Thanks in advance for your help.

[Boudicca]

Since we really should not do this ourselves we are willing to give some free goodies to someone that can make a nice Wikipedia page for DiscreetFX. Thanks in advance for your help.

Doesn't stop anyone else. Go for it.... I wouldn't believe it anyway. Careful now your starting to smell like CUSA.

[Kesa]

I have already considered doing this and have no problem doing so

Just don't expect it to be serious  :insane:

[Pyromania]

I have already considered doing this and have no problem doing so

Just don't expect it to be serious  :insane:

Please take a crack at it.

[a1200]

You will need to have some significance in history, (which I am sure you have) or be listed on a stock exchange - I was going to do a buyaparcel.com wikipedia page, but when I read the editorial guidelines, I thought "no way will we be accepted".

[Kesa]

You will need to have some significance in history, (which I am sure you have) or be listed on a stock exchange - I was going to do a buyaparcel.com wikipedia page, but when I read the editorial guidelines, I thought "no way will we be accepted".

Right. I am currently writing a DiscreetFX article that involves Nazi Zombies. *winning*

[persia]

Doesn't Wikipedia have some rules about a company being a certain size or having a certain impact before being included in Wikipedia?

[Franko]

I did start one (well attempted to) about Amiga.org last year when the same question was asked about AO but I couldn't figure out what on earth I was supposed to do with it...

It's been sitting blank ever since...

[Kesa]

Doesn't Wikipedia have some rules about a company being a certain size or having a certain impact before being included in Wikipedia?

I bet the thing they are most interested in is making money. I think Wikipedia is the second most visited website in the world but they never break even. They are always asking for money on the banners of articles.