Board Thread:Support Requests - Community Management/@comment-43636366-20190827045126/@comment-6268337-20190827203639

On our site (Flipline Studios Wikia), edits are pretty much kept to spell/grammar checks, the usual addition of pictures, and whatever random projects the community feels can be used on the articles. However, when a new game is announced or goes live, that's when the flurry of activity happens. The next game was announced last week, and we have editors chomping at the bit to add whatever information they can to the game page.

It winds up being what I call and "editng frenzy," where 15 to 20 people could be rushing to create an article or edit existing pages. It makes for exitement. What we've done with recent games is suggest roles. One group can focus on customers, one group on ingredients (lots of food games on this site), another focus can be on images...whateverf. It's not a, "you do this, and you guys do that." It is all based on a suggestion and people will volunteer to get info on a specific topic and focus on that.