Admin Forum:How do you motivate your editors to edit?

How do you get your editors and community to edit, take care of maintenance and get things to be done on your wiki? Do you use Community Corner or make a list? What has your experience been when you delegate tasks to specific users on your wikis? --Meighan http://images2.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb32675/wikia/images/e/e9/WikiaStaff.png (help forum | blog) 18:20, July 11, 2011 (UTC)


 * I try to keep the community portal up to date with some easy jobs for new users. That's exactly how I joined Wikia at first, I read about the need of updating some links, registered and took care of it (I had experience with wikis before that). But I don't really feel like a moderator or boss of a wiki, just because I can delete pages and block vandals, I feel like part of a team. I've never raised a wiki right from the start to a noteworthy size, so maybe some of you will disagree. I was always nominated for adminship or adopted the wiki. So maybe you have some advice for me? -- Weas-El ✉  22:30, July 14, 2011 (UTC)
 * Do you go on about what you need to do on a wiki, because you know what you want to edit/add? Or do you think lists of what to do are helpful? What wikis are you editing on? --Meighan http://images2.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb32675/wikia/images/e/e9/WikiaStaff.png (help forum | blog) 01:12, July 15, 2011 (UTC)


 * Personally I like lists of things to be done or articles to be created. But many users obviously don't use the community portal. I edit in the Inheritance Cycle Wiki and several german wikis (de.lotr for example). I have my own list of things to be done on my user page and added a short list of jobs to the community portal. But we have other active users there who know well what needs be done. My "problem wikis" are rather the german ones that most readers here probably don't understand ;-). -- Weas-El ✉  15:16, July 15, 2011 (UTC)