Forum:SEIWA Disbanded

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TheFifteenthMember Yes. You're creepy. I can't say we'll miss you while you're gone, so it'd be best if you did go. We all win that way. — TheFifteenthMember 23:36, 13 September 2014 (UTC) For the interest of everyone else, here's the current status of the disbandment of SEIWA. I'll be updating this whenever something happens: Cronopedia: Agreed with disbandment. Square Enix Wiki: Awaiting a response, although it's likely I won't get one. Dragon Quest Wiki: Agreed with disbandment. (they emailed me instead for some reason) Strategy Wiki: Agreed with disbandment...

TheFifteenthMember I like white. I find it goes well with yellow, but only if you want it to. — TheFifteenthMember 10:38, 14 September 2014 (UTC) As the person from the Draqon Quest Wiki pointed out, SEIWA was managed by bud001. We should contact him too; anyone know how to reach him?

KeybladeSpyMaster - I do it for my family, my home, my friends! I do it for her! TALK - Welcome to Spy Force One. - 05:48 PM Sat, September 20, 2014 MDT Apparently, there's some disagreement/opposition at the Strategy Wiki to disbanding SEIWA. So there's that.

KeybladeSpyMaster - I do it for my family, my home, my friends! I do it for her! TALK - Welcome to Spy Force One. - 10:20 PM Sat, September 20, 2014 MDT After much thinking the last couple days, I'm beginning to wonder if disbanding SEIWA is such a good idea after all. Maybe, all we need to do is revive it and organize it in such a way that it brings together and promotes the affiliated sites, without needing to do much "daily" work, the kind of work that is done on the wikis everyday. Like establish a permanent kinda thing that we can still check-up on and update regularly, but doesn't require the kind of maintenance and work this or the other SEIWA wikis require. Perhaps (and I had contemplated this before the Roundtable), we should open it up to all wikis, regardless of independence (recreate it as SEWA)? I feel if we can get it to work on its own, it could be beneficial to all the wikis involved, and serve a better purpose than "Look at all these non-Wikia wikis. Yay." Some sort of solution. What's true is that it has to be dealt with; its current status is unsatisfactory.