All posts by BlazeNinja22

This is probably not what you expected to see here today. The admins on the Koei Tecmo wiki haven't been editing for a while now, and I don't think they'd reply if I contacted them, The wiki has a pretty archaic feel to it and doesn't even have a discussions page, message walls or comments, and since apparently no one ever tried to adopt it, I'm going to promote it here for anyone who wants to become an admin.

Of course I could adopt the wiki and do all of these changes myself, but I already have a wiki to take care of (a dead one sadly) and while it is about games Koei published, I'm not really a fan of Koei in general.

I'm assuming what you need to do is ask the admins to make their wiki an affiliate of yours. But if the wiki doesn't have admins, it's okay to do it yourself, right? The wiki in question is the Koei Fanon Wiki, which I edit on sometimes.

I think these are the kind of things you have to ask for someone else to edit, like a locked page. I saw a few people in the talk page asking to include their wikis on it, but no one seemed to reply. Does that mean I can just edit it myself?

I'm making a page in the YouTube wiki, but it has to be at least 2000 bytes long for some reason, which honestly doesn't make sense. The whole purpose of a wiki should be not only to have useful information, but to let others add whatever is missing. It also doesn't help I'm making a page about Lu Bu Feng Xian, a YouTuber I don't know much about to begin with. My last page was deleted a long time ago, not too long after I made it, so is there a way I can see how big is the page while I'm editing it to make sure it's within the limits?

I took a photo with my phone and uploaded it to a wiki, but for some reason it got rotated in 90°. I know it wasn't already rotated, and here's the comparison.

https://koeifanon.fandom.com/wiki/File:HellchildSketch.jpg

(I had to take a screenshot of it because it would still be rotated if I uploaded it here.)

I've posted this before, but I didn't get a proper solution and things got worse.

Sometimes I like to listen to sped-up music on two wikis I work on, but for some reason the little menu to the right of audio files (which is where the option to speed them up is) isn't working properly. In pages with multiple songs, trying to open it only works for the last file on the page (or in the selected tab on PC). @SapadorCastelo told me it has something to do with the amount of files on a page, but I'm pretty sure it's like this on smaller pages too. I've tried to clear the cookies and cache, but it didn't work. This is probably not a common problem and I don't even know what's causing it, but any help would be appreciated.

This happens specifically in the Funkipedia Mods Wiki, which I use a lot on my phone, especially to listen to music. But ever since I added song keys to the Funkin' Physics page, that little menu next to the songs makes the page crash if I tap it, and only opens on the last song on other pages. I've tried to clear my cookies and cache, but that didn't work, and switching the browser to desktop view didn't change much. Sometimes I like to listen to sped-up music, so I would appreciate it if you could give me some help.