I vote no. There are many versions of the script, far less than a dozen mods for each, and users would have to sign up for the wiki to ask questions on a separate discussion page. And as a mod maker, I would have to post and answer questions in two locations and then refer people who ask questions to the opposite site where the same question may have already been asked, rather than repeat myself.
There is already a perfectly convenient category on this site for mods (which are even conveniently organized by version). I don't see bulletin board software with a wiki for mods. Or any content management system, really. Save wikis for games and tv shows.
What we need is documentation and a github repository, as these are appropriate resource outlets for code. I don't want to see a wiki until those two are 100% done.
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I also cannot troubleshoot code more than two years old - I legit don't remember it.
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