New GPWA Wiki Focuses on Guidance Choosing Affiliate Programs

**MichaelCorfman** · 1 July 2009, 3:27 pm

I'm very pleased to announce today that the GPWA has launched a wiki. Unlike forums, a wiki enables members of a community to collaborate together with one another to develop articles that represent the knowledge and experience of all of the members.

Like all successful wiki's, I expect the work we will do together will expand to cover a wide variety of topics driven by the interests and expertise of the members that contribute to its development.

The initial project that is the impetus for the launch of our wiki is a project to share with one another how to evaluate and choose affiliate programs. Between all of us we have a great deal of practical expertise in this area. I believe all of us can benefit by sharing that expertise with one another.

So I encourage you to visit the dozen or so pages that represent the small beginning that has been made on this project, and to freely edit the contents of the wiki to improve it by adding material that is missing that should be included. Also, I'd like to thank Robin (GamTrak) who helped with ideas and content that are incorporated into the initial pages that were put up today.

There is a new item in the top navigation bar on the GPWA website that says "WIKI" and, surprise, surprise, it takes you to the home page of the new GPWA wiki.

The software we are using for the wiki is Mediawiki - the same software used by wikipedia. And we have implemented integrated login support that spans the GPWA forums and the new wiki, so if you are automatically logged into the GPWA forums then you will automatically be logged in and able to edit the wiki under your GPWA username.

Feedback, questions, and suggestions are most welcome!

Michael

**Nandakishore** · 1 July 2009, 4:17 pm

Another brilliant idea! The GPWA WIKI will, I am sure, become a blockbuster. We must all contribute all our ideas without trying to be too systematic. Let us use the WIKI as an evolutionary system to create a guidance for the affiliates by the affiliates.

My heartiest congratulations to you Michael and the rest of the GPWA stuff for this newest product of the GPWA.

**Chips** · 2 July 2009, 9:29 am

Well done Boss and the rest of the team! I will carve out some time to check it out. I'll be more than happy to help provide useful information as well.

**Chalkie** · 2 July 2009, 9:44 am

Another excellent step forward. looking forward to spending some time there and maybe even adding to it!

**Renee** · 2 July 2009, 6:05 pm

Hey Michael

Great idea

I tried checking it out though and it seems to be painfully slow... I'm wondering if it's just me.. I'm using FF btw because IE makes looking at the GPWA painfully slow for me.. so I'm not sure that it's the browser this time..

**Chips** · 2 July 2009, 6:30 pm

The whole forum has been dreadful slow all day. FF and Vista here. I just relax, take a deep breath and think of all the wonderful things my fellow webmasters are learning here!

**LiveCasinoPartners** · 2 July 2009, 11:43 pm

Great ideal Michael,
I can't wait to see how the pages evolve over time.

**Doolally** · 3 July 2009, 4:20 pm

Another good idea added to the GPWA. This site and, more importantly, community, is coming on in leaps and bounds!

**Skinski** · 4 July 2009, 7:05 am

I may not be able to add much, but am looking forward to having this as another source for ways to learn the trade. Thank you GPWA !

**Nandakishore** · 5 July 2009, 1:28 pm

Originally Posted by Skinski

I may not be able to add much

I am sure you can because not only writing is important but also criticism or any kind of feedback.

**GamTrak** · 6 July 2009, 10:06 am

I agree Nan,

There are many GPWA members, visitors, OP's, & AM's that have valuable information that should be placed in the GPWA Wiki. Being that it's new some may feel shy about posting their input or feel that it's not important, but it is.

For those not familure with the purpose of a wiki (I had to research it for a better understanding) should use google to find a few examples to see how they can participate.

Let's rock our Wiki!

Originally Posted by Nandakishore

I am sure you can because not only writing is important but also criticism or any kind of feedback.

**TanyaEverest** · 7 July 2009, 12:48 pm

Great work, Michael and everyone at GPWA. Love the concept and already some pretty interesting stuff up!

Tanya

Thread: New GPWA Wiki Focuses on Guidance Choosing Affiliate Programs

LinkBack

Thread Tools

Search Thread

Display

New GPWA Wiki Focuses on Guidance Choosing Affiliate Programs

The Following 12 Users Say Thank You to MichaelCorfman For This Useful Post:

The Following User Says Thank You to Chips For This Useful Post:

The Following User Says Thank You to Doolally For This Useful Post:

The Following User Says Thank You to Nandakishore For This Useful Post:

Posting Permissions