Oh I didn't mean change the current setup. Create a standalone tool that better uses the wiki framework so people can access it in a different way, that's all.
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Why would people come? We live in an age where truth doesn't matter.
Maybe the humans are going outside and the library?
Oh I hope not.
I do not want us to return to the days of people getting limited information from outdated books from a state ran facility.
It's called: playing in the real world.
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I sympathize with Wikipedia here because I really like the platform. That being said, modernize and get yourself a new front end. People don't like AI because of it's intrusiveness. They want convenience. Create "Knowledge-bot" or something similar that is focused on answering questions in a more meaningful way.
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