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Revision as of 12:31, 7 June 2011
Gobblerpedia is a community-made repository of free information about Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, Blacksburg, and the surrounding area. While this wiki isn't necessarily restricted to Virginia Tech, it can be expected that much of the content will focus specifically on the university.
Selected Articles
- Autonomous Underwater Vehicle Team
- Bradley Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
- Computer Science at Virginia Tech
- DREAMS Laboratory
- Free information
- German Club
- Hokie Passport
- Hokie Stone
- International Street Fair
- Linux and Unix Users Group
- L2Ork
- People Search
- Scholar
- Slusher Hall
- Student Engineers' Council
- Student Services Building
- Supermarkets near Blacksburg
- Transportation to Blacksburg
- Virginia Tech Math Emporium
- Whittemore Hall
- WUVT
Status
Gobblerpedia has been online since Friday, February 11th, 2011. Please add (or import from an appropriately licensed source) any information you think might be worth sharing. The contents of this wiki are slowly being populated with content from the LUUG Wiki and Wikipedia. Work is also ongoing on templates that will ease the documentation of common classes of articles, such as courses, textbooks, and departments.
Logo Contest
Thanks to Alex L. for our new logo. See the discussion page for source files if you'd like to offer improvements to it.
Editing
Be bold. During the initial growth phase, write first and ask questions later. As for guidelines, no hard rules are yet in place.
It is preferable to use proper names as the main page for an article and redirect with any abbreviations or nicknames. Also, Virginia Tech is the assumed namespace, if you will. Leaving off "at Virginia Tech" is an easy way to keep article names short. If you are looking for guidlines, Wikipedia's conventions and the University Style Guide are the best starting points.
