LEAF Info Center wiki

I started a wiki called the LEAF Info Center. http://www.leafic.com

I would love to see a lot of the great info that users are posting copied and organized over there so it's not buried with the chatter.

I'm open to suggestions as well.

Turbo, I admire your energy. I've never witnessed the birth of a Wiki before. It's going to take some reading before I feel confident enough to contribute.

-Karl

As wikipedia puts it, be bold. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Be_bold_in_updating_pages) The beauty of it is if you don't get it right, you can go back and fix it, or someone else will. No biggy.

You can't screw anything up, everything you do is "undoable". The history of all edits are kept and can be rolled back in the event of a complete screw up. But in most cases probably a minor edit will all be that's needed. So go ahead and create a page on any LEAF topic you feel comfortable. It's not hard, you'll get the hang of it pretty quick. If you have an account, you can edit any of the pages already created (except the front page), so try and edit it and you can see how it was created. Just cancel out when you're done and no harm done.

This is AWESOME turbo2ltr! Well, O.K., it's not much to look at now, but be an invaluable informational resourse soon. Now to find something appropriate to toast you with

Thanks to Planet4Ever for making the first edit by greatly improving my initial EVSE page. http://www.leafic.com/wiki/index.php/EVSE
Awesome!

I'm open to suggestions on useful pages to add...

I added a few more pages tonight.

Just a bump, could use some contributors.

I added a couple more pages, but would love articles based on real world experiences.

Things like:
Carwings Tips and Tricks http://www.leafic.com/wiki/index.php/CARWINGS_Tips
Accessories that work well (car covers to USB sticks) http://www.leafic.com/wiki/index.php/Aftermarket_Accessories
Any info you'd only know if you have the car.
Hacks / Reverse engineered technical information

You don't have to write a whole article. A single line will do!

I've added this in the "before you post and refernce doc threads.